Wireless Earbuds

The touchscreen charging case puts more than battery status within reach: you can change tracks, adjust volume, switch listening modes, and handle calls without pulling out your phone. That hands-on control is the standout feature here, especially during a commute or a workout when your phone is tucked away.

The tradeoff is that many controls live on the case, so the experience depends on having it nearby. The listing also promises several noise-control and battery features, but fit and real-world performance matter more than a long feature list.

Fit and sizing

Three silicone ear tip sizes—S, M, and L—give you options for finding a secure fit. That matters for more than comfort: earbuds that sit well are less likely to shift during a walk or workout, and a snug seal can help keep outside sound from intruding. If you can, try each size rather than assuming the default tips will suit you. The product is described as lightweight, but there’s no stated weight or more detailed fit information.

For a practical test, wear them through a short commute and check whether they stay comfortable when you turn your head or take a call. The IPX7 rating is listed as protection against sweat, rain, and splashes, which makes these suitable for everyday workouts and wet-weather errands, it doesn’t make them a substitute for earbuds with a specifically stated swimming use.

Pros

• The case’s touchscreen can manage playback, volume, calls, ANC, Transparency Mode, alarms, and earbud locating, according to the listing. It also displays battery levels for the earbuds and case.
• Hybrid ANC is advertised as reducing ambient noise by up to 38 dB, while ENC is claimed to filter out 90% of background voices during calls. Those figures are manufacturer claims, not a guarantee that every subway or café will sound quiet.
• A single charge is listed for 6–8 hours of listening, with up to 48 hours total using the charging case. That could suit a full workday or a trip without frequent charging, though actual use may vary.
• The 14.2 mm dynamic drivers and five EQ modes—Standard, Rock, Jazz, Pop, and Classic—offer ways to adjust the sound without relying on app settings.

Wouldn’t it be useful to switch from noise cancellation to Transparency Mode when you need to hear what’s happening around you? That option is included, alongside Bluetooth 5.4 and Hi-Fi stereo sound. Worth considering if you want quick controls and several listening modes in one compact setup. It’s not for you if you prefer to manage everything from your phone or need detailed fit and sound measurements before buying.

Spec sheet

• Type: True wireless earbuds
• Color: Black
• Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.4
• Noise control: Hybrid ANC and ENC, Transparency Mode
• Battery: 6–8 hours per charge, up to 48 hours with the case
• Drivers: 14.2 mm dynamic drivers
• EQ: Five modes
• Water protection: IPX7
• Ear tips: Three silicone sizes, S/M/L

The advertised 38 dB ANC and 90% voice filtering are specific claims worth treating cautiously on the spec sheet. No codec, charging time, or detailed call-performance information is provided, so buyers comparing audio formats or planning frequent calls may want more detail than this listing offers.

Buying verdict

These earbuds make most sense for someone who wants a touchscreen case, adjustable EQ, and a listed IPX7 rating for commuting, everyday listening, or workouts. The case controls and battery display are more distinctive than the basic wireless-earbud approach, where playback is managed from the phone. Choose that simpler style instead if you rarely use case controls and would rather prioritize published fit, codec, or sound-performance details. The claimed noise reduction may help in busy settings, but it shouldn’t be the sole reason to buy when the listing doesn’t establish how it performs across different environments.