Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth 5.4 with 4-ENC Mic, 36H Playtime and IP7 Waterproof
Product description
What they’re for
If you want proper wireless earbuds for everyday use (commuting, calls, workouts, even just reading at home), these Bluetooth 5.4 in-ear headphones are built around the basics most people actually care about: a stable connection, clear calling with ENC, and a battery life that doesn’t force you to think about charging every day.
On paper, they tick a lot of boxes in one go: fast pairing (auto-connection to the last device when you open the case), stereo sound with a dedicated driver setup, touch controls, and an IP7 waterproof rating for dust and rain. It’s a rounded feature list, but it’s still worth keeping expectations realistic—these are “value-focused” wireless earbuds, not studio monitoring kit.
Key points
A key differentiator here is the call-focused setup. With “4 mics” and ENC algorithms aimed at reducing background noise during calls, the idea is that your voice stays clearer when you’re outside or in a busier environment.
Sound is positioned as Hi‑Fi style stereo thanks to dual 14mm low-distortion composite dynamic drivers and a high resolution decoder. You’re also getting a 3D bass stereo claim, which suggests they’re tuned to give you a bit more presence in the low end rather than a flat, ultra‑neutral sound.
The other big practical angle is battery and convenience. You’re told you can get 6–8 hours from one charge, plus 36 hours total with the charging case, and the case supports fast charging via Type‑C. There’s also an LED power display, so you can see remaining charge without guessing.
Where they stand out in use
These earbuds are designed to feel light and stay comfortable. Each earbud is stated as weighing only 3g, and the fit is described as ergonomic with an in-ear “hug” effect. That matters for longer sessions—if you’ve ever had earbuds that feel fine for ten minutes and then annoy you, you’ll appreciate that the design is aimed at staying wearable.
Controls also look made for day-to-day use: touch gestures for play/pause, answering/rejecting calls, volume adjustment, switching music, and activating a voice assistant. In real life, that means you can manage media and calls without taking your phone out of your pocket.
For example: imagine you’re out for a quick run, your playlist starts, and you get a call. You tap to answer, the ENC system is meant to reduce surrounding noise, and you can adjust volume with touch—all without pulling your phone free.
What to know before buying
There are a few “check this carefully” points before you commit.
First, the connection and audio support list is there (HFP, HSP, A2DP, AVRCP), which is helpful because it covers common Bluetooth audio and calling functions. Still, the exact day-to-day behaviour can depend on the device you pair with, so it’s worth confirming you’re happy with how your phone/laptop handles earbuds pairing.
Second, the stated noise reduction during calls is presented as a “reduce noise … by 90%” figure. That’s a strong claim, in practice, results tend to vary with how noisy the environment is and how the mic picks up your voice.
Finally, while IP7 is mentioned as dust and rain proof, “water resistant” doesn’t automatically mean “safe for submersion”. If you’re planning swimming or heavy water exposure, you may want to double-check how you intend to use them.
Tech specs
- Bluetooth version: 5.4
- Headphone type: In-ear wireless earbuds
- Microphones: 4-mic setup for calls
- ENC: Yes (for clearer calls)
- Drivers: Dual 14mm low-distortion composite dynamic drivers
- Audio features: High resolution decoder, triple-layer composite diaphragm, 3D bass stereo
- Playtime: 6–8 hours per charge
- Total playtime with case: 36 hours
- Charging: Type-C fast charging (fully charged in 1.5 hours)
- Connection behaviour: Auto-connect to last paired device (when opening the charging case)
- Supported Bluetooth profiles: HFP, HSP, A2DP, AVRCP
- Controls: Touch controls (play/pause, call answer/reject, volume, music switching, voice assistant)
- Waterproof rating: IP7 (dust and rain proof)
- Weight: 3g per earbud
When it makes sense to buy it
It makes sense if you want a single pair of earbuds that can handle calls and movement. The combination of ENC mic/call processing, a claimed long battery life, lightweight in-ear design, and IP7 dust/rain protection suits people who are frequently on the go.
It’s also a good fit if you like convenience: auto-connection to the last paired device and an LED power display reduce the usual “where’s the charge?” hassle.
It may not suit you if you’re after the most premium, highly refined audio performance at any cost. This kind of feature-heavy spec sheet usually points to a mid-range focus—so audiophile-level detail and consistency across all listening volumes might not be the strongest side.
Final verdict
This is a feature-packed set of wireless earbuds that prioritises practical daily listening plus call clarity, with Bluetooth 5.4, ENC with a four-mic approach, IP7 dust/rain protection, and up to 36 hours total playtime with the case. If your main goal is “set-and-forget” earbuds that stay comfortable, handle touch controls smoothly, and keep phone calls intelligible when life gets noisy, it’s worth considering.
You may want to skip them if you’re extremely sensitive to sound tuning or expect guaranteed, environment-proof call noise reduction in every situation. The battery and charging details look strong for the category, but without independent test results here, it’s best to treat the louder performance claims as “aimed at” outcomes rather than a guarantee.
Mini FAQ
How long do they last on a single charge?
The information provided says 6–8 hours from a single charge, with up to 36 hours total when using the charging case.
Do they support fast charging?
Yes—Type‑C fast charging is mentioned, with a full charge taking 1.5 hours.
Are they suitable for workouts and bad weather?
They’re rated IP7 for dust and rain proofing, and the design is positioned for workouts and travel. Just remember IP ratings don’t always mean they’re intended for swimming.
What controls do the earbuds have?
You can use touch controls for play/pause, answering/rejecting calls, volume adjustment, switching music, and activating a voice assistant.
Are they good for calls?
They include a 4-mic setup and ENC algorithms aimed at reducing call background noise, with a claimed 90% noise reduction figure. Real results can vary, but the intent is clear: clearer voice capture during calls.