Review on UMIDIGI AirBuds Headphones Microphones Bluetooth by Tracy Madison

First impressions are interesting and unusual as the included charging box has no lid. It uses an open top instead, with half of the face open to allow you to see and push out the headphones. Magnets that keep the buds in the case tight enough so you don't have to worry about them falling out when you carry them around. The kit also includes a carrying case to protect the case from scratches and add another layer of security if you are prone to it. When I first put them in my ears, the sound had quite a bit of treble boost, which wasn't a sound profile. I was looking for. I downloaded the app from the play store and connected the headphones as instructed. The app is quite feature rich, a pleasant surprise at this price point. The first thing I did was update the firmware, which was a quick and painless process. I then turned on the music and scrolled through the presets in the equalizer app. Since I couldn't find anything that completely satisfied me, I created my own equalizer and was able to save it. In fact, you can save multiple custom EQs if needed. Another useful feature is the ability to ping and find the headset. Links to tutorials are also just a tap away. Now that I've dialed in the settings I liked, I checked out a few different genres and found that the sound was spot on. Price. I also hooked them up to my computer and used them for a few online meetings with no problem, no one complained about my voice like I've experienced with other headphones. The Bluetooth range is about what you'd expect, the fit is also on par. for this type of headphone. The battery life was about 6 hours as expected. While they would never be confused with $200 headphones, they are not meant to be. If you're looking for a pair of budget headphones that sound better than their price tag, there are also unexpected features that you definitely can't go wrong with.