Review on Edifier X5 wireless headphones, white by Micha Banasiewicz ᠌

The headphones themselves are really nice for me for the price supplied, but I'm not sure if my satisfaction is due to a marriage in terms of the base or a feature – like a fly in the ointment. The equalization will help if the sound is distorted or otherwise off. Listed below are some advantages: The quality of the headphones is surprising given their low cost. The sound quality is excellent for the intended purpose, being robust, bassy, and juicy yet lacking in the bass and treble departments. The microphone is just okay, but otherwise everything is great. Having used headphones in a similar price range and with a similar overall sound (albeit in a little different form factor) to the Haylou GT1 Pro, QCY T8 / QY19, I can confidently state that the Edifier will sound better to me at this price point. This vista was stunning. The cost is quite reasonable. Contains drawbacks: My main complaint about these headphones is their reliance on the charging base; you can't turn them off or change their settings without the base, and if a problem occurs, like when I tried to turn them on but got no response when I pressed the sensor, I realized that the base's battery had run out or that there was a problem with the power supply, even though the headphones were fully charged. I plugged in the power cord and set the headphones into the dock. In addition, the base does not always turn off Bluetooth when charging the headphones. Nonetheless, this is a minor quibble, as there is no AAC codec.