Review on 🎧 Skybuds Charcoal Truly Wireless Earbuds in Sleek Black: Cutting-edge Audio Experience by Crystal Barter

It has its own quirks and flawed Bluetooth, but it has more pros than cons. I bought Skybuds (Nimbus), Jabra Elite Sport and Bragi Dash for my Google Pixel XL. I first tested the Skybuds and they connected perfectly the first time! Second, Jabra connected but the sound was very weak. Bragi Dash could not connect to my Bluetooth. Skybuds are big, light, durable (2 hours 50 minutes on average), easy to charge, etc. The included Skydock is a nice addition. I don't get anywhere near 24 hours of battery life, but I get more than enough to fully charge it twice during a workday and survive a workout at the gym. I don't get as much interference (or none at all) as with other truly wireless headphones I've tested in the past. The sound has a good balance between bass and volume. Adaptive awareness is really useful when you need to listen to the world around you. on the bus, subway, train, at work, while jogging or cycling. I've used it extensively on both my Google Pixel XL phone and Google Pixel Chromebook LS. My only complaints are: 1. It keeps reconnecting to my bluetooth from time to time even when it's in skydock charging mode.2. The Skybuds app is pretty basic, it doesn't always read or show the current charge, sometimes I have to re-open the app.3. It would be nice to have a volume control on the headphone.4. Only pair with the last device (usually it needs to be put into sync mode to re-pair with Chromebook and phone). I might consider buying another pair to solve multiple device issues.