Wireless Earbuds with Bluetooth 5.4

If your earbuds make calls hard to hear in a noisy room or run out of charge before the day is over, this pair is designed to address both problems. Bluetooth 5.4, ENC microphones, and a charging case with an LED power display give it a practical everyday focus. The listed playback time is up to 8 hours per charge, with the case adding about four recharges. One detail to keep in mind: the ENC noise reduction is described for calls, not as active noise cancellation for listening to music.

Where it shines

The four built-in microphones use ENC noise reduction to help reduce surrounding noise on calls, which may be useful when taking a call on a walk or speaking from a busy indoor space. The description states noise reduction of up to 35dB, that is a claimed figure, not a guarantee that every voice will sound clear in every environment. For music, the 13mm dynamic drivers are intended to deliver pronounced bass and clear high notes in stereo.

Bluetooth 5.4 is paired with automatic reconnection after the first setup: open the case and the earbuds are described as reconnecting to a previously paired device. They can also be used together or one at a time. It’s a great fit if you want a small, portable set for calls, music, and walks without constantly checking your phone for battery status. The LED display shows the remaining charge for the earbuds and case, so you can see when it is time to recharge.

Highlights

Each earbud weighs 3g, and the case is described as pocket-sized. The listed total playback is up to 40 hours, including the case, the earbuds themselves are rated for up to 8 hours on a full charge, which takes about 1 hour. These figures help set expectations, but actual listening time can vary with use. Touch controls handle music, calls, volume, and voice assistance, though the description does not explain the exact tap patterns.

The semi-in-ear shape is meant to sit comfortably without putting as much pressure in the ear canal as a more enclosing design. That can feel appealing for casual wear, but it also means the fit may not suit everyone. If you prefer a snug, sealed fit for stronger passive isolation, another earbud shape may be a better match. From the way it is set up, the main appeal is convenience and lightweight wear rather than a detailed set of fit adjustments.

Best use cases

These earbuds are aimed at everyday listening, phone calls, and workouts. The IP7 waterproof rating and stated sweat protection make them relevant for exercise or a walk in light rain, while the compact case is easy to carry between errands. The description does not specify cleaning instructions, so avoid assuming that the earbuds or case can be washed or submerged based on the rating alone.

There is a useful tradeoff here: if you prioritize lightweight, semi-in-ear comfort and a visible battery readout, this design has a clear purpose. If you prefer a more immersive fit or want noise cancellation for music, a sealed design with explicitly listed listening-side noise cancellation is the more appropriate direction. Better avoided if you need documented details about replacement tips, precise touch gestures, or call performance in especially loud settings, those specifics are not provided.

Is it worth it?

Consider this pair if you want Bluetooth earbuds for routine calls and listening, value a pocketable case, and like seeing the remaining battery at a glance. Its stated 40-hour total playback and single-earbud option add flexibility for alternating between listening and staying aware of your surroundings. The main limitation is the semi-in-ear fit, which may not feel secure or isolating for every listener, and the noise-reduction claim applies to calls rather than music. If those tradeoffs match your priorities, the feature set is relevant, if fit security or listening-side noise cancellation comes first, look for those details in another design.