The SOUNDPEATS Air4 Pro are the higher-end pair of TWS earbuds from the fourth gen series and, just like the Air4, they do compete at the budget-friendly level of the market (the most crowded and ruthless level). SOUNDPEATS Air4 Pro SOUNDPEATS.com Check Product Amazon.com Check Offer At a quick glance, the SOUNDPEATS Air4 Pro don’t … Read more
The Haylou W1 ANC is a sort of refreshed version of the W1 model that I tested last year and I was incredibly impressed by how the developers managed to add aptX support and the Knowles armature while keeping the price tag as low as it was. Haylou W1 ANC Haylou.com Check Product And yes, … Read more
The SOUNDPEATS Air4 are part of the fourth generation of semi-open earbuds series and, alongside the Air4 Lite, they try to showcase the progress that the engineers at SOUNDPEATS have managed to accomplish over the past year. SOUNDPEATS Air4 SoundPEATS.com Check Product Amazon.com Check Offer And design wise, the SOUNDPEATS Air4 are clearly improved over … Read more
The Tozo Golden X1 is an ambitious pair of TWS earbuds which, with the help of a few interesting features, such as the customized Knowles balanced armature driver and the support for LDAC, it attempts to throw punches above its weight. And, while the aforementioned technologies could be considered enough for the Tozo Golden X1 … Read more
Haylou has focused a bit more towards reducing the latency on its newer TWS earbuds and the Haylou G3 is essentially the first pair of earbuds that not only promises a very low latency, but also fully embraces the whole gaming design concepts. It does so by having a more aggressive looking case and larger … Read more
The entry-level TWS earbuds market is saturated with questionable devices, but is the Haylou X1 Neo able to provide actual value at a very inexpensive price tag? The earbuds make use of the Bluetooth 5.3 which seems to focus a lot more on energy efficiency than previous versions and the manufacturer does promise up to … Read more
The GravaStar Sirius is perhaps the most unique pair of TWS earbuds that I have seen on the market and those that are familiar with the GravaStar speakers aren’t going to be surprised. That’s because the manufacturer has successfully adopted the cyberpunk style to its devices, but things aren’t just skin deep since GravaStar seems … Read more
The Haylou W1 are a pair of inexpensive TWS earbuds which offer a few interesting features that I have rarely seen at this price point. And I have noticed that the TWS earbuds market has lost a bit of momentum which is normal to happen after the initial novelty factor wore off. Haylou W1 Haylou.info … Read more
The EKSA GT1 is a pair of TWS earbuds that was both designed and fine-tuned to cater to the gaming community. What I mean by that is that the manufacturer has added what it calls the Game Mode which, supposedly, should lower the latency to 38ms (relies on the SBC and AAC codecs). That’s a … Read more
The SuperEQ Q2 Pro is the newest pair of TWS earbuds developed by the Shenzhen-based manufacturer and yes, it’s a sub-brand of OneOdio. But there seems to be enough creative freedom since the SuperEQ headphones or earbuds can have a fairly different sound signature than the OneOdio devices. The design of the Q2 Pro also … Read more