Edifier TWS X3, In-Ear-Headset, Bluetooth 5.0 - schwarz

ProGreat size and very portableDropped many times including on a couple of bike rides but they seem to take the abuseGood noise cancellingGood battery lifeConsThe app can be a bit rubbish, it sometimes lags and doesnt allow you to turn off noise cancelling or change it to wind reductionMicrophone is not great, doesnt work well on calls, this is also the same on my sony xm5s, my calls are in noisy/public places such as trains so this maybe a reasonOveral great product and would recommend

Fit isn't perfect for me...Sound it's okBattery life lasts about 6 hours. Case I'm not a fan of shin plastics as they get scratched easily. I don't like the configuration settings when you come to it. It's not a lot to choose from for me. My old Samsung buds were better ear fit and better experience, but after 6 years, I need new ones.Active noise is working, but it's not any close to Airpods. Good earbuds work well; it's not surprising to me in any kind. Just thinking of getting something more expensive to hear the difference.I can't connect with my receiver Yamaha RX V6A, playing Net radio, but soon, when selecting another source, it's disconnected, just unlucky.

Lightweight, great fit into ears, dont fall off, good sound, decent noise cancellation inc options like wind reduction. The ANC isnt as good as the very high products, but these cost below £40!

Audio quality, good fit in the ears, long battery

They fit my brother’s ears just fine, but for some reason they always started falling out of mine.The shape of them gave me a headache, and whenever I’d smile, they’d loosen up considerably.The audio was fine, but they just did not fit me. I even used the biggest ear plug option they had and it only helped marginally.I found putting them in at the right angle tedious and even then they found a way to fall out, also various issues with the touch and control.They are good for their price, and the battery (seemingly) lasted a fair amount of time, but if you have small or narrow ears, these will most likely not fit.

Amazing headphones!So comfortable, great sound quality and really good value for money!Noise cancellation could be better but, they’re still good.I love the app that it comes with and going from Air Pod Pros to these I’m well impressed.highly recommend, purchase/ postage was easy and reliable. Thank you.

These buds sound good and have a pretty good ANC capability.I like them... but:Praise: Very adequate for everyday use. Simple app. Nice size for that front jeans pocket. Relatively comfortable buds in the ear.Criticism: a rather short battery life per bud. I can squeeze out about 4½ hours while using ANC, so the future holds a dim view as the batteries begin to wear out with age.I give 4 stars as the price and sound make up for any shortcomings regarding the battery life.

Review of the new earbuds (Edifier TWS 1 Pro 2)Battery life: An appalling 4 hours with ANC, 6 withoutSound quality: Meh. Volume is so low it wouldn't even annoy your parents when you were 14. The soundscape is remedial. Big bass, everything else suffers above 50% volume, which is where you are always going to be, considering. They have a Game Mode for low latency and I tried it while watching videos, but I didn't see a difference because the latency on these is quite good for watching video. If you're using a phone to play COD or Fortnite though, you deserve all the high latency you get.App: On the plus side it comes with a permanent pop-up on the phone so you can choose your options quickly without having to launch the app. Also, it has more ANC options than just On, Off, Transparent. On the minus side, there's like four options for musical type, and they're all practically the same.Design: The buds themselves are very pretty, (albeit light and plasticky) and deliciously small, and a snug fit. The charging case is a grease-magnet and the electrical contacts inside look like they'd fail if an eyelash got between them and the buds.Value for money: I got them for €48 off a listed price of €82. They are definitely more a sub-fifty product than an over eighty one.Touch controls: AWFUL. My main earbuds are the Soundcore P3i and they have physical buttons. The touch controls on these things are as accurate as throwing some runes on the table and when you customise you cannot even choose Skip Forward as on option on the Left side bud, which makes them completely incongruous with my main buds. You can only choose Previous Track. This makes literally no sense when you see how many other random, useless functions you can choose for either bud. No one ever uses Previous Track. Oh and there's no volume control, but that doesn't matter since you're always going to have it at 100%. Edit: I forgot that they have the thing where if you take one bud out it pauses the audio, that's actually brilliant.Noise cancelling: It's very, very good. If you're buying these earbuds because your dad is 81 and partially deaf but he won't admit it and so he has the TV on so loud that Russian submarines off the coast are monitoring him, or you have two very loud bastard dogs who never shut up, or if you live in Limerick and have to walk into the city centre a lot, this is the sub-fifty euro pair of earbuds for you.Overall: 10/10, just based on that last paragraph. Your mileage may vary.