🎧 Creative Outlier Air V3 TWS True Wireless Sweatproof In-Ear Headphones with Ambient Mode, Active Noise Reduction, Wireless Charging, Bluetooth 5.2, AAC, Quad Mics, 40-Hour Battery Life / 10-Hour Playtime per Charge Review

The sound is excellent but I must have gotten a bad pair. can hear your surroundings. Two major issues prompted me to return the pair. When working at my desk, with my iPhone directly in front of me less than 2 feet, the Bluetooth connection would sometimes drop and flicker. I thought it was just an accident but it happened several times in different places. Sometimes the earbuds turn off when placed in the charging case. The music will continue to play when the case is closed.

So here is my experience. Communication worked reliably through walls and the like. I recently read on a tech site that previous issues have been fixed, but it's difficult to find every pair in a stack that had connection issues, so thought I'd give it a try. The gasket they make is amazing at first because it creates suction (you get used to it and learn how to put it on and take it off) so the soundproofing is really good. They sound good with no distortion at high volumes. There's actually…

I've tried several cheaper Bluetooth earbuds only to be disappointed in some ways, particularly in terms of connectivity and reliability. Some sounded pretty good but dropped the audio for a moment or split up from each other. So far not only have they been rock solid, they sounded fantastic too! Good bass if not the deepest (ala Beats) and excellent mids and highs. "Plus: Great sound, strong bass, clear mids and clear highs. 10 hour battery life in its class (for the same small size)…

- GOLD VERSION - I really wanted to love it but I'm coming back because: 1. The LED ring looks so stupid and only turns off when a song is playing or watching a video. It stays on while you are on the call. I felt like an alien walking around with blinking blue LED earrings.2. They hurt after a few hours, too painful to hold, so long battery life is pointless. The tips of the ears also hurt, they are too short.3. I couldn't figure out how to separate the headphones from the case so the battery…

Transcript of the support email I received regarding Amazon's 30 day return policy. I will cancel this negative review as soon as a pair is sent to me without defects. "1.) Does this problem occur when the left earbud is set as the main earbud or the secondary earbud? The main earbud is the first earbud taken out from the charging case and connected to the Bluetooth device. Answer: I couldn't The audio doesn't work when the right ear but the left earbud is switched as primary, I even removed…

UPDATE: After almost a year of owning these headphones, the plastic button on one of the headphones has come loose. I was able to glue it in place but I'm not sure the repair will last long. I still love the sound of these headphones but considering I've already had to return them twice I'm reducing my rating from 5 to 3 stars for the worst sound quality or battery life compared to regular Bluetooth headphones. After using the Creative Outlier Air for a week I'm not sure if this is the case. I…

I've always been a Creative fan and wanted to get a pair of true wireless earbuds but didn't want to spend more than $100. I bought them and am happy but they are not perfect. let me explain. I recently took them on a business trip for a 6 hour plane trip, walking around Oakland, California and for general use only. That's how they flowed. They're comfortable, but not for prolonged listening, at least to my ears. The art lying next to my ear canal starts to hurt after a few hours. I can easily…

Update 09/21/2019 I have continued to use the right earbud occasionally for phone calls. it fell apart (see picture) - quality is mostly abysmal - both headphones died after less than 2 months of use. Update 2019.09.10 left earbud started disconnecting (not like bluetooth) and then stopped making noise altogether. still connecting and glowing blue (and stopping when music is playing) but no sound. - original review - man - all the hype around it - was perfect for the sound - for $80 you get…

Update (6-1-20): Thought I'd throw the update away after 11 months of use. Pixel Buds just came out and people are complaining about the same issues they are having. Micro cutouts absolutely happen to them, but not often. I ride my bike 15-30 miles and only wear one earbud the whole time. I keep my phone in my bike bag with the main handset closest to my ear. In most cases I never had clippings, only once in 11 months did I have so many clippings that I found them unusable. I still think these…