COWON CK20 ANC: Metal White True Wireless Earbuds with Active Noise Cancelling, Premium Sound Quality, and Wireless Charging Support Review

I bought these headphones because I like Cowon because I have a couple of DAPs (digital audio players). But I can't use these earbuds with them as they are old without the buzzer. But I have a bunch of other newer Bluetooth DAPs. I connected them to four of them. First I have to tell you about the headphones themselves. They're well packaged and include four sizes of silicone rubber ear tips and a USB-C charging cable. It can also be charged wirelessly. The storage box also has a USB socket…

These headphones are fantastic! First, I like the overall design - very thoughtful and stylish. They come in a really nice metal case that also charges them. I know this may not be a big deal to most people, but I like the overall presentation and design/layout of the box. It charges via USB-C, which is great, and a cable is included in the box. They also support wireless charging. The overall quality seems very good and extremely high quality. The sound quality is excellent and they have good…

Cowon CK20 ANC (Active Noise Canceling) wireless headphones have many positive aspects. Pairing is very easy. Simply lift the charging case and the earbuds will automatically enter pairing mode. I had no problem pairing these headphones with my old phone (Samsung Galaxy 9S) and even older iPod Touch. The charging case itself feels very durable and keeps the earbuds charged. The ANC20 are rated for 126 hours of playback in dual mode, 252 hours in single mode and 6 hours in noise canceling mode…

COWON CK20 ANC has very good sound quality. There is a good selection. The audio is not cut off at both ends. It's a very clean, detailed sound, if a bit cold. Like the CK11, it tends towards the high end, but not so much that I wouldn't classify it as neutral/flat. Noise-cancellation is okay, better than average but falls short of the competition and there are plenty of competitors at this price point. In fact at this price point they compete head-to-head with Jabra's ht45s which are very very

Use while walking, doing housework or reading. Picture 1 shows the complete set I received with 3 additional pairs of silicone ear tips and a USB AC cable to charge the case. The body, mostly made of metal, has a built-in rechargeable 2600mAh Li-ion battery, which can also partially charge a phone/device with a USB-A 5V charger. This increases comfort and allows me to move away from the grid. The headphones have enough built-in power for up to 6 hours of playtime with automatic noise canceling…

I like to review budget headphones (meaning they're under $50), but I've tweaked them a bit. Today they cost $105. Pairing - They mate very easily and stay paired. I've had a couple of times where they drop out for less than a second, but I think it happened after a minute or two after fiddling with the ANC controls. You do it once and then you don't. The instructions are *very* detailed. There are 5 languages - English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese and I think Cyrillic which I think is Russian. I