AIWA Prodigy Air Max – Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds Review

They fit well, are comfortable and appear to be built to last. However, the battery life decreases at high volume. 4 hours maximum at full volume. There's also no way to tell how charged they are when they're in the charging case, just an indicator light that stays on while charging and turns off when fully charged. However, they charge quite quickly. I previously had a Tozo t-12 and I'd say the sound quality of the Prodigy Max is a little better, but it's not worth $80.

With different brands of headphones (wired and wireless) including Bose, Sony, Apple Airpods, Logitech, Anker, I can confidently say these are my favorites. The sound closely mimics the quality and frequency response of my Klipsch speakers. High, mid and low frequencies are well balanced. The low frequencies are so overdriven that they ruin the music (see Beats by Dre). Another issue I had with the headphones is that they fit snugly in the ear without causing ear pain and headaches. They fit…

Headphones sit well in the ears thanks to tips and wings. The wings really make a difference in the sound delivered to my ears compared to other headphones I have that have only spikes. Supplied with tips and wings in three sizes. They are comfortable and stay in place while moving, eating, drinking. The sound is great, clear and precise. Good low, mid and high frequencies. The battery life suits my work day and listening outside of work. They are great for phone and video calls. Increase the…

They fit the ear canal very snugly and don't have any protruding hard edges that are uncomfortable with prolonged use. Took them in the shower and they worked very well. No water has penetrated through the seal. The sound quality is very good, crisp, clear highs, pronounced mids, good bass in the headphones. Could have just used a little more volume, I used louder headphones although the sound quality wasn't as good. Battery life is good in the ears and around the head/neck compared to larger…

Wanted to wait a bit before writing a review. In my opinion, a week, 30 days or even 45 days is not enough to really appreciate the performance, sound quality and longevity of an audio device. I bought my AIWAs in February 2021 so although it's been a long time I can give them a really fair review now (actually forgot, been very busy). What can I say, the sound quality is definitely impressive. I don't consider myself an audiophile, but having worked with musicians, recording studios, stages…

Update April 30th I had problems with this junk and I'm done with all Aiwa products. I use them on my laptop in Teams meetings and make trills going from one to the next, kind of a weird siren. They then fall out of my TV from less than 12 feet. Communication with my phone is lost. I ended up throwing them against the wall. I have two Aiwa Exos 9 speakers and they each short the auxiliary jacks and produce a low hum with no input and every speech transmission produces a low loud pulse with…