Review on Enhanced TRANYA T10 Wireless Earbuds: Powerful 12mm Driver, Immersive Deep Bass, Game Mode, IPX7 Waterproof, Bluetooth 5.1, Fast Charging by Jonathan Lamp

Disclaimer: I'm not very tech savvy when it comes to my devices. I use headphones for Zoom calls sometimes while listening to music while I work, but my main purpose is video conferencing. Sound quality: I had a previous Tranya T10 and while it had excellent stereo sound and speakerphone output, the mic was poor. t fantastic (I sound so muffled on the other end of the line!). On the other hand, this newer improved model has a clear quality (it has 4 microphones). I've tried recording myself in a Zoom room and it doesn't sound muffled (even with a pair of headphones). So I'm very satisfied and think the upgrade is worth it in terms of functionality. The quality of the music in stereo is also good. Very good headphones for listening to music. One could have used more bass and more "surround sound", but overall decent for listening to music. (Bass sounds good on Youtube, bass is less noticeable on Spotify. Also, could it just be my computer's setting?) I've noticed that they sound "softer" than other headphones, meaning you need to both turn up the volume (when listening) and your speaking voice (when recording). Connection: Connecting to my laptop via Bluetooth was easy, I had no problems. Battery Life: While I'm on day 3 and haven't charged it yet, of course I only use it for a few hours a day, but I think the battery life of this device is good. Controls: I'm not usually a fan of Bluetooth headphones' knocking features in general, but this one responded with a double-tap to change the volume. Can't say much about the other features, but although I've tried One Touch with the Spotify desktop, it doesn't work. Comfort: The earbud is more pointed and sits lower in the ear by default, but I'm thinking more of a fan of the rounded ear tips. They stay in the ear more, but I personally prefer more rounded tips. I think it's easy to swap out the headphones, so I wouldn't say it's a problem or a deal breaker. Style: The headphones themselves are very sleek, but I prefer the matte style of the previous Tranya T10. carrying/charging case. . Again, it's a matter of personal preference.