🎧 Edifier TWS1: Cutting-Edge Wireless Earbuds for Unparalleled Portable Audio & Video Experience Review

I recently switched all my devices to USB-C ports, so I wanted my wireless headphones to be USB-C too. All my previous kits were micro USB and it was hard to ensure I always have both cables. I also wanted good battery life, sweat protection, and noise-cancellation for the gym so I could have time for my workouts. While they were good for the week I tried them, I can't make out the conversations. two treadmills are empty and remain charged. They stay in my ears and I don't have to worry about…

I finally had enough of my regular headphones and decided to buy a pair of wireless headphones. I found this through el jefe's youtube reviews. The latency is really low as recommended in the video. I really like the dual connection - I can use one while the other charges the case, adding to the already long battery life. This feature makes it very convenient. You need to press the Bluetooth icon on the left for 2-3 seconds to start pairing. I love this feature. I have another speaker and I…

The sound quality is excellent. Not flat, but balanced with some mid-range boost. So all voices are clear. There is a wide soundstage with separating layers. The volume is loud. I was able to enjoy all the sound at just 1/3 the volume, which is saying a lot. A bit picky about ear cup location and size but solved by the medium sized foam ear tips. The only thing I don't like is the look when you wear it. It sticks out of your ear like a Sennheiser. I don't know if titanium drivers are really…

Dude I've never had any Edifier products but I've heard great reviews of their audio products such as speakers, earbuds etc. I bought these TWS1 Headphones Pro to check out and I was VERY VERY happy with their sound setup. And find out what I've been missing all this time. I am definitely a HUGE fan of these headphones and this brand. Long battery life. Decent solid design and materials. Cozy. AMAZING sound quality. The only thing they lack is wireless charging. But I don't use it in headphone…

I will compare with headphones of a similar size / price, JBud Air True. Call Quality: Edifier is much worse than Jbuds. No noise cancellation at all and very muffled audio on calls. The voice recording is the same. I had no complaints about Jbuds. Touch control: Edifier is easier to control from the buds, but it is very sensitive, it is better to control it without a button. The Jbuds button is hard to press and less responsive. Comfort: Edifier wins this round, even with the original earbuds.

It was a great purchase! I received them on 7/19/21 and have enjoyed using them for the last month. They are comfortable, allowing me to wear them for over 4 hours straight, and they fit my ears perfectly. With other headphones, I had to plug them back in every once in a while; I'll never have to put them back in again. I usually cook or clean when I use them, but I haven't worked in them. The battery life is incredible! I use them for an hour or two every few days and haven't charged them in…

After an immediate but rather lengthy listening session, as others have said, I find them very valuable. Aside from all the technical nonsense that most might find useful, I'm strictly focusing on the sound quality and sound signature, so I won't be judging it on noise-cancellation. I'm 50 and have pretty good hearing for my age so keep that in mind. Hip-Hop, Neo-Soul, Jazz (incognito), Electronic (Bass 305, Dynamix II), Pop, R&B, Rock (Sting, Phil Collins) are just some of the things I listen…

TL;DR: They sound amazing, the only thing stopping them from being perfect (for me) is the lack of the best bluetooth codec and some issues with the right earbud , which does not charge when in case Might be a quality item. It's been great to see how quickly personal audio devices have improved over the past five years. With the release of Airpods in 2016, I was concerned that the wired device market would stagnate as all innovation would take place in the wireless audio market. As an…