Review on 🎧 True Wireless Earbuds, Tribit 100H Playtime Bluetooth 5.0 IPX8 Waterproof Touch Control True Wireless Earbuds with Mic, In-Ear Deep Bass Built-in Mic Bluetooth Headphones, FlyBuds 3 by Alan Brewer

I think they sound almost as good as my Galaxy Buds - tweak your phone's audio settings if available to give these headphones a little help. They sound decent when you get them, but you can boost them a little with the EQ settings (I did this with my Note 9 settings). my fault. The first argument in their favor is that the IPX7 rating means they shouldn't die like my Galaxy Buds! These Tribits also have wing/flange holders that attach behind the bottom lobe to make them more secure; Even on the training ground or while running, they didn't even hint that they were going to fall out. This was one of the features that piqued my interest in the Galaxy Buds, so it was great to find it in a budget-friendly alternative. They don't have pass-through audio like the Galaxy Buds, but I've never found that feature. helpful - music always overwhelms anyone who wants to talk to you, and if you don't want to seem rude, just remove your kidneys to talk to someone. You can't reconfigure the touch controls either, but that's no big deal - I wish there was a rewind option, but 99% of the time all you need is play/pause or fast forward, so it's not worth it to complain about it. loud about it. The battery compartment is definitely large, several times larger than the Galaxy Buds case, but it offers extra juice and features. The Buds case has wireless charging, this one doesn't. However, this is offset by a larger capacity and the ability to use it as a backup battery. It's not a very fast battery, but charging my phone worked pretty well when I tested it. Good for small supplies in an emergency. I don't think this will really give you 20 full charges of your buds based on what I've seen on the case LEDs estimating the remaining power, but it will still allow you to partially charge them many, many times charge. . Definitely more than your regular TWS charging case. All in all, hard to beat for the price. I bought mine for $26 but didn't realize they were any less cheap at full price - it's just that with the discount they're a great bargain! I had a few other cheap TWS earbuds before the Galaxy Buds and while I think the sound quality was similar, the build quality of the earbuds and case and features were much worse in comparison. This is a great budget option if you want something similar to the Galaxy Buds but don't want to spend as much money.