Wireless Earbuds with Bluetooth 5.4

If you mainly want a lightweight pair for music, calls, and workouts, these earbuds focus on everyday convenience rather than a long list of advanced listening features. Bluetooth 5.4, touch controls, and a charging case make the setup straightforward for compatible phones and other Bluetooth devices.

Each earbud is listed at 3 g, with 13 mm drivers and a claimed 6–8 hours of playback per charge. The case brings total playback to 36 hours, and recharges through USB-C. One distinction matters: the noise cancellation described here is for the microphones during calls, not a stated active noise-canceling mode for listening.

Key specifications

The product description lists Bluetooth 5.4, 13 mm drivers, touch controls, and an IP7 waterproof rating. It also claims 6–8 hours of playback from the earbuds and up to 36 hours with the charging case, the case is said to take about one hour to charge via USB-C. These are manufacturer-provided figures, not independent test results. On the spec sheet, the standout combination is a low listed earbud weight and a case-based battery total, rather than detailed sound customization or listening modes.

The microphones have call noise cancellation, while the earbuds are described as delivering stereo sound with bass and mids. That can suit music on a commute or a quick call between errands, but there’s no stated information about an equalizer, codec support, or active noise cancellation for blocking surrounding sound. The IP7 claim and sweat-and-weather-resistant wording suggest a workout-oriented design, they shouldn’t be read as a reason to expose the earbuds to every kind of water or use.

Who it’s for

A solid pick if you want compact wireless earbuds for phone calls, casual listening, and exercise, with touch controls for playback and calls. The listing says they work with Android and iOS devices, as well as PCs, tablets, laptops, and TVs that support Bluetooth. For example, you could put them in before a gym session, tap to pause between sets, and return them to the case afterward.

Not the best choice if your main priority is silencing airplane or office noise: microphone noise cancellation doesn’t establish that the audio itself has active noise cancellation. The description also doesn’t give details about ear tip sizes or a companion app, so shoppers who need a particularly tailored fit or app-based sound settings have less to go on.

Everyday use

Automatic connection when the case is opened is intended to cut down on pairing steps after initial setup. Touch controls cover volume, track changes, pausing, calls, and voice assistant access, although the description doesn’t explain the exact tap patterns. That makes the feature list useful for quick phone-free adjustments, but touch controls may take a little familiarity if you’re used to physical buttons.

Compared with choosing basic wired earbuds, this pair removes the cable and adds a charging case for carrying and recharging. In return, you’ll need to keep the case charged and rely on its stated battery capacity for longer stretches away from a power source. The package contents beyond the earbuds and charging case aren’t specified, so don’t assume a particular set of accessories or ear tips is included.

Before you decide

Does it have active noise cancellation for music? The listing describes noise cancellation in the microphones for calls. It does not state that the earbuds actively cancel ambient sound while you listen.

How long does playback last? The claimed range is 6–8 hours on one charge, with up to 36 hours total when using the charging case. Actual runtime can vary, and no testing details are provided.

Can you use them for workouts? The description presents them as sports earbuds and lists an IP7 rating, along with sweat- and weather-resistant wording. That supports workout use as the intended scenario, but the listing doesn’t explain specific water-use conditions.

Final verdict

These wireless earbuds make sense for someone who values a light fit, simple touch controls, USB-C charging, and a case-backed playback claim for daily listening or workouts. Their clearest trade-off is the limited detail around fit options and noise reduction: call-mic noise cancellation is mentioned, but active listening noise cancellation isn’t. Choose them for basic wireless convenience and exercise-focused use, look for a more fully documented feature set if isolation or fit customization is a must.