Wireless Earbuds (Bluetooth 5.4) with 4 ENC Mic, 6D Stereo Noise Cancelling, 36H Playtime, IP7 Waterproof, USB-C
Product description
The essentials
These Wireless Earbuds are designed as a small, in-ear Bluetooth pair that aims to cover everyday listening plus calls and light gaming use. On paper, the headline features are Bluetooth 5.4, AAC/SBC audio support, 4-ENC call noise reduction, and an IP7 waterproof rating for rain, dust and workouts. Battery life is also positioned as a strong point: up to 8 hours per charge with an additional 36 hours via the charging case, plus a real-time LED power display.
It’s the sort of set you buy when you want convenience (pocketable case, touch controls, USB-C charging) without having to step into the most expensive “premium” tier. That said, “noise cancelling” can be a bit of a broad label in this price bracket—so it’s worth treating the ENC mic filtering as the main advantage for calls, rather than expecting the same experience as high-end active noise cancelling headphones.
What they’re for (and what you’ll likely notice)
If your routine involves commuting, walking the dog, gym sessions, or taking calls on the move, these earbuds are clearly built for that. They use a Bluetooth 5.4 chipset and are claimed to reduce delay, which is relevant if you sometimes watch videos or play mobile games where lip-sync matters.
A practical micro-experience: you take the earbuds out of the charging case and they automatically connect to the last paired device. After that, touch controls let you pause/play, adjust volume, switch tracks, answer/end calls and activate voice assistants. It’s the kind of flow that tends to feel quicker than button-heavy controls when you’re on the move.
Audio and call clarity: the 14.2mm + 4 ENC combination
For sound, the earbuds are described with 14.2mm graphene drivers and a triple-layer composite diaphragm. The brand also claims a bass boost (stated as 43%), aiming for a lively low end without making the rest dull. In day-to-day terms, you’re likely to notice clearer stereo imaging and a more “present” bass response than you’d get from the smallest budget drivers.
For calls, the key point is ENC noise cancelling via a 4-mic approach. The promise is that environmental noise is filtered so calls come through clearer—useful on busy streets or when you’re indoors with background sound. Just keep expectations realistic: ENC helps with what your mic picks up, but it doesn’t automatically block all external noise you hear through the ear tips.
Connectivity, range and everyday control
Bluetooth 5.4 is paired with support for AAC and SBC high-definition audio coding. The connection distance is stated as up to 45ft, and the auto-connect behaviour is there to reduce fiddling—especially if you switch between your mobile and laptop less often.
The touch control system is there for convenience. One potential limitation with any touch interface is that controls can feel slightly sensitive depending on ear shape and fit. It’s not a deal-breaker, but it’s worth giving yourself a little adjustment time when you first use them.
Tech specs (useful details before you buy)
- Bluetooth version: Bluetooth 5.4
- Audio codecs: AAC, SBC
- Driver size: 14.2mm graphene drivers
- Call noise cancelling: ENC (4 ENC ear buds/mics mentioned)
- Bluetooth range (stated): up to 45ft
- Playtime: 8 hours (single charge) + 36 hours (with charging case)
- Charging port: USB-C
- Water resistance rating: IP7 waterproof (dust and rain proof)
- Earbud weight: 3.6g per headset (stated)
- Charging case weight: 34g (stated)
Where it shines (and where it may not)
It’s a strong match if you want lightweight wireless earbuds with a pocket-friendly case, straightforward touch controls, and a call-focused noise reduction system. The IP7 waterproof rating also makes them feel more “worth taking out” for outdoor use and sports, where sweat and weather are part of life.
However, it may not suit you if you’re specifically chasing the most advanced active noise cancelling performance. The wording here is more about ENC for call clarity and mic filtering, and it’s likely to sit closer to mid-range expectations for sound and isolation than top-tier ANC models. If you need maximum silence for commuting, you may want to compare isolation performance and fit more closely.
It also depends quite a bit on fit. They come with 3 ear cap sizes, which helps, but any in-ear style can feel different from person to person.
¿Merece la pena? A quick buying decision
Worth considering if you want: - A Bluetooth 5.4 in-ear pair for daily listening and calls - ENC-based call noise reduction for clearer conversations - A waterproof, lightweight set for outdoor use or the gym - Long-ish battery life with USB-C charging and LED status display
Better avoided if: - You expect “noise cancelling” to behave like premium ANC across all frequencies - You don’t like touch controls (or you need very tactile buttons)
Care, compatibility and what to double-check
Compatibility is described broadly: wireless headphones Bluetooth compatible with devices such as cellphones, tablets, computers and TV that support Bluetooth. Before buying, it’s sensible to double-check that your device supports Bluetooth and that you’re comfortable using AAC/SBC rather than looking for a specific codec.
For care, the IP7 waterproof rating suggests they can handle rain and dust, but it doesn’t automatically mean they’re ideal for submersion in all situations—so it’s still wise to rinse away heavy dirt/sweat after outdoor workouts and avoid harsh cleaning.
FAQ
Do they automatically reconnect to the last device?
The earbuds are described as automatically connecting to the last paired device once you take them out of the charging case.
Is the noise cancelling for music or mainly for calls?
The document highlights ENC noise cancelling for clear calls by filtering environmental noise picked up by the mic. If you need full isolation from surrounding sound, it may not fully replace active noise cancelling.
How long do they last on one charge?
The stated playtime is up to 8 hours per charge, with extra total playtime of up to 36 hours using the charging case.
Can they be used outdoors and during sports?
They’re described as IP7 waterproof (dust and rain proof) and lightweight, which makes them a practical option for outdoors and sports.
How do you control calls and music?
They use high-precision touch controls for play/pause, volume, song switching, answer/end calls and voice assistant activation.