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🎧 Creative Outlier Air V2 TWS True Wireless Sweatproof in-Ear Headphones with Touch Controls, Graphene Diaphragm, Bluetooth 5.0, aptX, AAC, Extended 34-hour Battery Life, 12-hour per Charge Review

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BrandCreative
ColorBlue
Connectivity TechnologyWireless
Form FactorIn Ear
Headphones JackUSB

Description of 🎧 Creative Outlier Air V2 TWS True Wireless Sweatproof in-Ear Headphones with Touch Controls, Graphene Diaphragm, Bluetooth 5.0, aptX, AAC, Extended 34-hour Battery Life, 12-hour per Charge

UPGRADED WITH INTUITIVE TOUCH CONTROLS | Enjoy effortless control over your music and calls simply by tapping these in-ear wireless earbuds without reaching out for your phone. The Outlier Air V2 now comes with touch controls that react to your commands-simply tap on the earbuds to pause, change tracks, answer a call or even activate smart assistants. In addition, we've provided different ear tip sizes so you can get the optimal seal with maximum comfort. ULTRA-LONG BATTERY LIFE OF UP TO 34 HOURS AND IPX5 CERTIFIED| Boasting a staggering 12-hour per charge with total playtime of up to 34 hours, an improvement from our previous model. To recharge, simply place the earbuds back into the charging case and they will charge automatically. The charging case is also rechargeable via the included USB-C charging cable. Outlier Air V2 is certified IPX5 water-resistant so it can handle sweat, accidental splashes, or even rain without issues. IMPROVED CALL QUALITY AND SMART ASSISTANTS |Featuring built-in microphone with Qualcomm cVc 8.0 technology, the Outlier Air V2 earbuds picks up your voice over the background for improved call quality and clearer voice communication. For added convenience, just tap to activate Siri or Google Assistant for a quick call or get your music started. BLUETOOTH 5.0, APTX AND AAC, AND GRAPHENE-POWERED AUDIO EXCELLENCE | Outlier Air V2 is equipped with the latest Bluetooth 5.0 and aptX / AAC, so you can be sure to experience uncompromised and uninterrupted wireless audio quality wherever you go. It is also fitted with the latest driver technology that produces detailed highs, well-balanced mids, and immersive bass with the 5.6 mm graphene-coated driver diaphragm. SUPER X-FI READY HEADPHONES | Super X-Fi technology recreates a professional, multi-speaker system experience in your headphones that is personalized to your ears. Outlier Air V2 is certified SUPER X-FI READY so you can enjoy a preview of Super X-Fi headphone holography via the SXFI App. It works on local music files downloaded onto your mobile, like an MP3 player; and does not support streaming content like Netflix, YouTube and Spotify.
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Revainrating 4 out of 5

I am satisfied with the product, it is made well, the price is also pleasing.

In general, good headphones. I bought, apparently, as soon as they appeared on sale for 7900. Now you can find it for 5500. Here for 5500 - a great price for these ears.

Pros
  • Wonderful sound (if you pick up the ear pads). Excellent autonomy. Hold securely in the auricle (do not fall out when playing sports). Good protection against water and sweat. Excellent microphones (if you don't walk/run against the wind =)
Cons
  • The touch buttons (as for me) are not very convenient . especially inconvenient while running (often it is not possible to press correctly the first time). The headphones themselves are very slippery, they can fall out of hands =)

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The quality is at the level, I am satisfied with everything.

Different pros: The sound quality from Creative is simply bombastic as always, even in comparison with the more expensive Jabra 75t (which died in the hands of 2 sets in a row). Some cons: It is not very convenient to get out of the case, there is nothing to cling to on the earpiece itself

Revainrating 4 out of 5

I like the product, the quality did not disappoint.

Overall, great headphones for the money. Some tangible increase in sound quality will be only in models for 20+ thousand. The Outlier Airs are not perfect, but they sound very good and last a long time. There is a V2 and Sports V2 version. The sporty version features a neoprene runner wrist pouch and orange printing. According to the characteristics, they seem to match. I doubted for a long time and wanted to give preference to outlier air v3 because of active noise isolation, but after…

Pros
  • +Sound. I listened to a lot of headphones in the price range up to 10,000, and I liked these the most. Compared to version 3, these have slightly lower sound detail and fatter bass. In general, this is more relevant for portable sound than crystal clear and drawing like studio monitors. The sound quality is comparable to Yamaha TWSs, but the Yamahas play quieter and do not fit as well in the ears. + Run time on a single charge. In the home-work-home travel mode, the ears have never sat down. I charge the case once a week, so everything is great here. + Comfortable in the ears. 6 ear pad options included - 3 sizes round and 3 cylindrical. + The microphone is normal. While the interlocutors did not complain about the sound during the conversation. Called up both on the street and in noisy rooms. I haven't tested it on the subway. +There are no disconnects/failures in the connection. Some TWS do not work well in open spaces. These catch always and everywhere at any location of the phone.
Cons
  • - The membrane of the right earpiece constantly sinks, as a result of which the sound stalls like under water, you have to constantly correct it in your ear so that the membrane straightens out. What is characteristic - the left earpiece does not play pranks at all, no matter how I insert it into my ear. -Control. This version uses touch buttons. In general, a good solution, considering that the mechanical buttons on the first revision of the outlier air fell off and had to be glued back. However, there are nuances. Firstly, in order to fully use the control through the headphones, both of them must be inserted into the ears. Because the right earpiece is responsible for switching tracks forward and increasing the volume, the left one is the opposite. To avoid accidental clicks, a single click is not used. Start / pause - double tap, rewind - triple. Sometimes one press is not read by the sensor and instead of switching the track, it stops. The control has a slight delay. - Flimsy case. This is more of a nitpick than a drawback. When closed, it is one-piece, nothing backlash. In the extended, there is a little backlash, but nothing criminal. I don't like the location of the headphones. It is understood that you hold the case with your right hand and charge the headphones in your ears with your left. I am right handed and do the opposite. It turns out that I have the right earpiece on the left, and the left on the right. But I repeat: these are nit-picking, not a significant drawback. -Sometimes there is a failure to connect the headphones when removed from the case. Then you have to put them back, close the case and initialize in a new way. Bluetooth sees them as two devices.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

High-quality product, the price corresponds to the quality.

In general, for such a price, it is V2, I think very much. The sound is good, the design is quite, the headphones sit like a glove, after a few minutes you don’t even feel them in your ears. I ran in them a couple of times, they don’t fall out, it’s a pity that there is of course no ANC mode, otherwise you can’t hear at all what is happening externally (and when jogging, I think this is very important when there are no dedicated roads for this business)

Pros
  • -Sound In principle, for this we buy headphones. The sound is great here. High, medium level. I would like a little deeper bass by default, of course, but this is already subjective. I twisted the bass player 40% higher and get high) The sound was compared with Chinese ears for 1500r and Jabra Elite 75t. The latter have a cool HearThrough function, with which you can hear everything that happens in the outside world (just like ANC). It is a pity that with Creatives there is neither one nor the other, of course. I also tried to communicate through headphones. The interlocutors hear well, only occasionally, when it is noisy on the street, you need to add your voice. If you sit somewhere at home, for example, then everything is ok. -Design This is also someone of course, but I really like the very shape of the headphones. They sit well in the ears, do not fall out. They don't bulge too much either, which is a plus. -Support for AptX codecs There is and it’s already good, in principle, because of these codecs, I took it. I didn’t notice any delays when watching YouTube, in games either. -Touch control There are pluses and minuses here. Plus, you don’t have to press the buttons and you can effortlessly pause, switch music, answer calls, and more. Minus sign in Disadvantages Case with magnets, which is very good The case has a USB-C connector, which should already be in every device.
Cons
  • No ANC The sensor sometimes works when the earpiece is in your pocket and starts to add sound (if the right earpiece) or turn down (if the left one). The open case squishes and it's a little depressing.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

The product suited me, I will recommend it to my friends.

After a week of wearing, I lost one ear while jogging, I didn’t take the case and it fell out of my pocket, my mistake. There are no problems - I found a guy on ebay with the same problem, but with the opposite ear. He does not have a sport version, but his ears are connected and I have been wearing them for the second year. Pros below: Very good sound. Comfortable for running. Fast charging. Convenient case. Its cons: Poor microphone picking up the sound of everything around. Headphones are…