Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth 5.4 Sport Headphones with ENC Mic, 48H Battery, Earhooks, IP7 Waterproof (Black)
Product description
If you’re buying earbuds for workouts, the “fits-the-ear” part matters as much as the sound. These wireless sport earbuds lean hard into that use case: Bluetooth 5.4 with low-latency audio, over-ear-style comfort via earhooks, and a mic system meant for clearer calls with less background noise.
That said, no earbuds are perfect on paper. Some claims are impressive (like battery life and noise reduction), and your real-world experience will depend on your device, fit, and how loud your environment gets.
Key takeaways
Bluetooth 5.4 is built for faster, more responsive pairing and a low-audio-delay design (40 ms is the spec to look at). For commuting, gym sessions, and running in traffic-heavy areas, that combo can make watching videos or syncing audio feel less “out of step.”
For sound, the brand highlights a 14.2mm built-in driver and a three-layer composite diaphragm design aimed at deeper bass and avoiding distortion. If you like workouts with thumpy music, this is the type of feature set you’d expect.
For calls, the earbuds use four ENC microphones to cut down background noise, which is useful in settings like gyms, busy offices, or outside near roads.
What to know before you buy
Fit is the whole story with sport earbuds. These come with flexible, soft earhooks that are designed to help them stay put during intense exercise. Over time, though, earhooks can be a love-it-or-loathe-it experience depending on your ear shape and how tight you prefer anything to feel.
Battery life is positioned as a major selling point: up to 48 hours total playback time, with up to 8 hours per earbud charge at 50% volume, plus a charging case that provides 4–5 additional charges. That’s the kind of number that’s great for gym days and travel—just keep in mind that real battery life will vary with volume, call time, and how often you use controls.
The earbuds are rated IP7 waterproof for sweat and rain resistance. That’s helpful if you run in bad weather or sweat heavily, but it doesn’t automatically mean they’re meant for submersion beyond what the rating implies.
Tech specs
- Bluetooth version: 5.4
- Connection range: up to 15 meters
- Audio delay: 40 milliseconds
- Driver: 14.2mm built-in driver
- Microphones for calls: 4 ENC microphones
- Waterproof rating: IP7
- Battery life (total): up to 48 hours
- Earbud playback per charge: up to 8 hours at 50% volume
- Charging: USB-C fast charging
- Controls: smart touch control (binaural touch control)
- Compatibility: most Bluetooth devices (smartphones, tablets, laptops)
Where it shines for workouts and calls
During training, these earbuds are designed to feel stable and responsive. Picture a quick morning run: you put them in, hook them around your ear, start music, and you’re less likely to deal with the “music stutters” vibe thanks to the low-latency design spec. If you’re the type who changes tempo mid-workout, smoother audio responsiveness can help keep your pace in sync.
For calls, the ENC mic setup is meant to reduce background noise by up to 80% (as stated). If you frequently take calls near equipment noise, fans, or street noise, that’s exactly where features like this are supposed to matter.
Limits and who should skip them
It may not be the best choice if you’re picky about sound balance—deep bass can be great, but some listeners prefer a more neutral tuning, and the bass boost claim (43% to prevent distortion) suggests a more bass-forward direction.
You may also want to look elsewhere if you need extremely precise, foolproof touch controls in all situations. Touch earbuds can occasionally pick up unintended gestures, and while the brand claims higher touch accuracy, your daily fit and movement still influence how reliably touch works.
Finally, if you don’t care about sport-focused features (earhooks, IP7, workout battery), you could spend your money elsewhere more efficiently.
Is it worth it?
These wireless earbuds are worth considering if you want sport-oriented stability (earhooks), a workout-friendly battery plan (up to 48 hours total), and call clarity support via four ENC microphones—especially for busy outdoor or gym environments.
Skip them if you’re mainly after the most neutral audiophile sound profile, or if earhooks are uncomfortable for you. Also, if you’re expecting “lossless quality without interruption,” treat that as a promise that depends on your device connection and real conditions.
Mini FAQ
Do these earbuds support Bluetooth devices like phones and laptops?
Yes. The listing states compatibility with most Bluetooth devices, including smartphones, tablets, and laptops.
Are they really waterproof enough for workouts?
They’re rated IP7 for sweat and rain resistance, which is intended for workouts, running, and exercise.
How long do they last on a single charge?
The earbuds are rated up to 8 hours per charge at 50% volume, with up to 48 hours total playback time with the case.
Will calls be clear in noisy places?
The earbuds use four ENC microphones and are designed to reduce background noise, so they should help for calls in environments like traffic, gym, or office.
How fast do they charge?
They use USB-C fast charging, and the charging case includes a dual LED display for status during charging.