Wireless Earbuds with 60-Hour Playtime

Commuters, remote workers, and people who switch between music, calls, and mobile games will find plenty to consider here. These wireless earbuds combine adaptive noise cancellation, six microphones, app-based sound controls, and a charging case, so they’re aimed at more than just casual listening.

The feature list is broad, but the battery figures depend on how you use them: playback is listed at 10 hours per charge with ANC on or 15 hours with it off. That distinction matters if you’re planning long stretches away from a charger.

Technical details

The earbuds use 11mm dynamic drivers, with a stated 20Hz–20kHz frequency range and SBC/AAC decoding. Adaptive ANC is rated to block up to 50dB of noise, and a transparency mode lets outside sound through when you need more awareness. Those features may help take the edge off a train ride or a busy office, though the listed noise reduction doesn’t tell you exactly how they’ll perform with every kind of sound.

For calls, six microphones—three on each side—work with AI ENC to reduce background noise around your voice. Each earbud is listed at 4.4g and comes with silicone tips in S, M, and L. The case brings total playback to up to 60 hours under the stated usage conditions, with three additional charges, a 10-minute quick charge is listed as providing three hours of listening. Bluetooth 6.0, multipoint connection, 28 EQ presets, and a 50ms game mode round out the main specs.

Getting the most from it

There’s no specific device compatibility list in the product details, so check that the phone, tablet, or computer you plan to use supports Bluetooth audio. The companion app is where the product’s more adjustable features come into play: you can choose among EQ presets, enable game mode, customize touch controls, or turn touch controls off. If you usually prefer a set-it-and-forget-it pair, those options may be more than you need.

It suits you if you want one pair for a commute, work calls, and occasional gaming rather than separate earbuds for each task. Multipoint connection is listed for switching between devices, but the details don’t explain how that switching behaves in every setup.

Usage tips

Try the included tip sizes before judging the fit. A secure seal can affect both comfort and how much outside sound you hear, and the three sizes give you a way to adjust without changing the earbuds. For a practical commute routine, keep ANC on for a noisy ride, then switch to transparency when you’re walking outdoors and want to hear more around you.

For calls in a room with background noise, position the earbuds comfortably and use the six-mic call system, it’s designed to filter surrounding sounds, not to make every environment silent. Game mode is activated through the app and targets lower audio latency. That may be useful for mobile games or fast-paced video, but the listed 50ms figure isn’t a guarantee that every device or app will feel perfectly synchronized.

Questions before you buy

How long do they play between charges? The stated runtime is 10 hours with ANC on and 15 hours with ANC off. The case adds three charges, with up to 60 hours total listed.

Can you change the sound? Yes. The companion app offers 28 EQ presets, a bass boost option, and spatial audio, according to the product details.

Are they designed for calls outside? The six-mic AI ENC system is intended to reduce background noise, including traffic and wind. Actual call clarity will depend on the conditions around you.

When it makes sense

These earbuds make sense if you want ANC, adjustable sound, call-focused microphones, and a case that extends listening time in one wireless set. From the way it is set up, the app is central to features such as EQ, game mode, and touch customization, so buyers who want basic playback with no setup may prefer a simpler pair. You may want to skip it if you need confirmed compatibility details or a more clearly documented fit for your specific use. If those tradeoffs are acceptable, the combination of everyday listening, calls, and low-latency mode gives this model a wider role than a basic music-only option.