Review on 🎧 HoneyGrand Wireless Gaming Earbuds with RGB Light, Auto Pairing Bluetooth Headphones, Low-Latency In-Ear Earphones with Built-in Mic, Touch Control Headset for Gaming, Running, and Workout by Nancy Marie

The ME-19T RGB HoneyGrand TWS Earbuds exceeded their price tag due to their excellent customization potential. First of all, the most important factor was the sound quality. In contrast to other budget models, the mids dominate over the bass. Their bass is neither tight nor fast, but is present to keep the beat and punch of every track I choose, which is a welcome and extremely welcome change from the many budget headphones with muddy bass on the market. The latency appeared to be within the specs of this listing. The next thing that really surprised me was the precise interface and simple touch controls, although the only odd factor is the lack of support for software or apps that let you customize touch input to power the phone's voice assistant enable or prefer volume changes instead Change track selection but doesn't detract from the experience with standard features serving the most common common actions like pause, play, track up/down. Finally, comfort and design are one of the strong points of the earphones, as they are among the lightest earphones and airtight seals for passive noise isolation. The design may be preferred, but it is most likely that the iridescent case color has intrigued consumers. The RGB effects highlight and rotate 5 color schemes, you cannot set them to 1 color as shown in my review photos. If I had to make suggestions for this product, it might be important to list the product's audio profile with such a table or upload a video as it might be buried in the market, giving most audio listeners confidence to purchase. Knowing a bit in advance of how the product will sound will ensure people understand what they are buying as many basshead lovers may want tighter bass, but this is a profile for midrange lovers. I find them to be different from most regular headphones in this price range. I think going forward this headphone can only evolve with a certain focus on neutrality and separation will lead to more clarity. But for $30 they break the bank.