Wireless Earbuds with Bluetooth 5.4

For a walk, a workout, or a call while your phone stays in your pocket, these wireless earbuds combine touch controls with a compact charging case. Their semi-in-ear shape and 3g-per-earbud weight are aimed at a lighter feel than bulkier in-ear designs.

The case has an LED display for the remaining charge, while the earbuds are rated for up to 8 hours of playback per charge. The listed total is 40 hours with the case, so you can get through several listening sessions before looking for an outlet.

Would that mix of everyday convenience and workout-ready features work for your routine? The main trade-offs to weigh are the semi-in-ear fit and the lack of detailed fit options in the product information.

Fit and sizing

These use an ergonomic semi-in-ear design rather than a sealed, fully in-ear tip. Each earbud weighs 3g, and the description says the shape is intended to sit comfortably and stay stable. However, no alternate sizes or fit accessories are listed. If earbuds tend to loosen in your ears, or you prefer the more isolating feel of a sealed tip, fit may be the deciding factor.

The earbuds are described as IP7 waterproof, with a nano-coating intended to protect against sweat and light drizzle. That makes them a more plausible pick for a sweaty walk or workout than unprotected earbuds, but the information here does not establish suitability for swimming or other water immersion. Without having tried it, treat the water-resistance wording as a feature to weigh against your own use rather than a reason to expose them to more water than needed.

Pros

• Bluetooth 5.4 is listed for connection to Android and iOS devices, with automatic reconnection after the first pairing when the case is opened.
• The 13mm drivers are presented as a way to deliver clear highs and deeper bass, sound preference is personal, and no tuning controls are specified.
• ENC microphones are intended to reduce environmental noise on calls. The description claims noise reduction of up to 35dB, but does not explain the conditions for that figure.
• Touch controls cover music, calls, volume, and voice assistance, so common actions do not always require reaching for your phone.
• You can use both earbuds for stereo listening or use one on its own. The case display shows the remaining charge for the earbuds and case.

You’ll appreciate it if you want compact earbuds for music, calls, and exercise, with battery information visible at a glance. Compared with a simpler pair that offers only basic playback, the display and touch controls add convenience, compared with headphones chosen for a more secure seal or a documented sound profile, these provide less information for judging fit and audio character.

Spec sheet

• Type: Wireless, semi-in-ear earbuds
• Bluetooth: 5.4
• Drivers: 13mm dynamic speakers
• Microphones: Built-in microphones with ENC
• Playback: Up to 8 hours per full charge, up to 40 hours with the charging case
• Charging: Earbuds are listed as fully charging in 1 hour, the case provides about 4 recharges
• Controls: Touch controls for music, calls, volume, and voice assistance
• Water resistance: IP7 waterproof nano-coating, as described
• Weight: 3g per earbud

Is it worth it?

These look suited to someone who wants lightweight, everyday earbuds that can move from a phone call to a walk or workout without carrying a larger headset. The single-ear option may also be useful when you want to keep one ear free. It may not suit you if you need a clearly documented fit system, strong passive isolation, or detailed evidence about sound and call performance, those priorities are not established by the listed features. The claimed 40-hour total playback and charge display are the most practical reasons to choose this style, while the semi-in-ear fit is the point to consider most carefully.