Wireless Earbuds with 75-Hour Battery

If your main goal is a secure fit for workouts, these earbuds take a different approach from compact, loose-fitting in-ear buds: they add over-ear hooks and include three ear tip sizes. They also pair that sport-focused design with a charging case, an LED power display, and a microphone with ENC noise reduction for calls. The listed total is up to 75 hours of playback, though the case is part of that figure—not a single-charge runtime.

What matters most

The earhooks are the defining feature here. They’re intended to help the earbuds stay in place while running or at the gym, while the S, M, and L tips give you a few ways to adjust the in-ear fit. That can matter more during movement than a small difference in sound features: a bud that shifts around is distracting, even if it has strong bass. It suits you if you want a workout-oriented fit and earbuds you can also use for everyday calls and listening.

For audio, the product lists 14.2 mm drivers and bass stereo sound. ENC is described as a call-noise feature, so treat it as a way to help make your voice clearer in noisy surroundings—not as a promise that music playback will block outside sound. The case’s LED shows the remaining power, and USB-C charging is listed. Bluetooth 5.3 and automatic reconnection to the previously paired device are also specified.

How to use it

Open the case to connect to the last paired device, then use the touch controls on the upper part of each earbud for playback, volume, calls, and voice assistant access. That placement may take a little familiarization: during a run, it’s worth learning where the touch area is before you try to adjust volume on the move. The listing says the earbuds work with most phones, tablets, and computers, including iOS and Android devices.

Practical tips

Choose the ear tips that feel secure without creating uncomfortable pressure, and test the fit before relying on the hooks for a run. Keep in mind that the listing gives no ear measurements, so a precise fit prediction isn’t possible without that measurement. It might not be a great match if you prefer tiny earbuds without hooks or want a stated runtime from the earbuds alone: the listed 75 hours includes charging from the case, while playback on a single charge is listed as 15 hours.

The IP7 rating and protective coating are presented for water and sweat protection, which fits workouts better than a basic set with no stated resistance. However, the listing doesn’t provide conditions for water exposure, so don’t read the rating as specific guidance for swimming. The hooks may also be less convenient if you want a minimal shape that disappears under a hat or helmet.

Practical doubts

Can I use them for calls? The earbuds have an ENC noise-canceling microphone intended to reduce background noise during calls. The listing doesn’t provide call-time figures or measured performance.

How long does playback last? It lists up to 15 hours on a single charge and up to 75 hours total with the charging case, which is described as providing four additional charges.

Do they include different ear tip sizes? Yes. S, M, and L tips are listed, so you can try the available sizes for a steadier fit.

Final verdict

These make the most sense if you want earhooks for active use, a case that tracks its remaining power, and call-focused noise reduction in the microphone. They offer more workout-specific support than a plain in-ear design, but the hooks are a tradeoff if you favor a low-profile shape. The most useful check before choosing is whether that hooked fit suits your ears and routine, the IP7 label alone doesn’t spell out how to use them around water.