Wireless Earbuds with 80-Hour Battery Life

Quick sizing guide

These earbuds are aimed at people who want a more secure fit for workouts, outdoor activities, or busy days on the move. Flexible earhooks are intended to help keep them in place, while three included ear-tip sizes—S, M, and L—give you room to find a better seal.

Try the tips before settling on a fit, a loose seal can affect comfort and how much outside sound the earbuds block.

For a gym session, the hooks offer a different approach from compact earbuds that rely on the ear tips alone. That added support may suit movement, but the earhook shape is less discreet than a minimalist in-ear design.

Pros

The feature set covers several common use cases. Hybrid active noise cancellation is advertised to reduce ambient noise by up to 90%, and Transparency Mode lets outside sound through without taking the earbuds out. To switch, the listing says to triple-tap the button while ANC is on. That could be handy when you want to hear more of your surroundings during a walk or while moving between parts of a commute.

Battery life is another draw: the stated maximum is 10 hours from a charge, or up to 80 hours with the charging case. An LED display shows the battery level and charging status, and the case uses USB-C. The claimed full recharge time is one hour. These figures are useful for comparing options, though actual listening time can vary with how you use features such as ANC.

A 13 mm driver, Bluetooth 5.4, and button controls round out the basics. Buttons handle functions such as skipping tracks, answering calls, and changing modes, so you do not have to rely only on touch gestures. The listing also claims an IPX7 waterproof rating, which makes the pair relevant to workouts and wet-weather use, it does not provide more detail about specific water conditions.

Spec sheet

• Type: Wireless earbuds with earhooks
• Audio features: Hybrid ANC and Transparency Mode, 13 mm drivers
• Bluetooth: Version 5.4, stated range up to 33 feet or 10 m
• Battery: Up to 10 hours per charge, up to 80 hours with the case
• Charging: USB-C, claimed full recharge in one hour, LED status display
• Fit and protection: S/M/L ear tips, IPX7 rating
• Compatibility: Phones, tablets, laptops, and smart TVs are listed

Without having tried it, the most useful distinction is the combination of earhooks, ANC, and a long stated case total—not a guarantee that the noise reduction or battery figure will match every listening routine. The listing does not give case dimensions, either, so there is no basis for judging how pocket-friendly it is.

Is it worth it?

Worth considering if you want earbuds for exercise and travel, prefer a hooked fit, and value having ANC and a transparency mode in the same pair. For example, you could use ANC for a noisy stretch of travel, then switch modes with the button when you want more awareness around you.

It may not suit you if a small, low-profile fit matters more than extra ear support, or if you need independently verified noise-reduction and battery results before buying. Compared with simpler earbuds that skip ANC and earhooks, this model puts more emphasis on staying put and changing how much outside sound you hear. Its case and overall fit are the key practical unknowns in the details provided.