TicWatch Introduces The Ultimate TicPods Collection: TicPods 1, TicPods 2 Standard, And TicPods 2 Pro In Navy Review

This review is for the TicPods 2 Standard. I really wanted these to work. I was interested in an updated pair of open-ear style wireless headphones that would work well for staying aware while working out and ones that didn't give me that underwater feeling. Ultimately, the cons outweighed the pros for me, but take a look as it could be subjective depending on what you're looking for.PROS:- Super affordable ($70 at the time of purchase) with USB-C and nice form factor and colors.- Pairing was…

From first impressions the TicPods look very similar to AirPods, perhaps a little bit bigger. The case is nice but the top feels rather weak and seems as if it could easily be broken. The size is really nice and I like that it is USB C type port for charging (however it's not recommended to use USB C to USB C -- can't use my pixel charger to charge the case). The tic pods are light as is the case which is nice. The comfort is not great. Ear pods rarely fit perfectly comfortably in my ears and…

The headphones themselves are ok. They sound ok, they're comfortable enough. Connecting is easy with the mobvoi app. Battery life is decent.They're ok for casual use around the house. Making phone calls with them is ok too.However, they're horrible for working out. They're water resistant so that's comforting but the touch controls are horrible.1. Limited touch controls. Want to play/pause and be able to skip to the next song? Too bad, you can only choose one or the other2. Sweat at all when…

Sound Quality 5/5: Given that this model of earbuds allow in ambient noise and do not have silicone seals, the sound quality is quite good, even with minimal burn in. In quiet environments, the bass is quite punchy and the overall clarity is better than I expected. However, when ambient noise is prevalent and the volume must be turned up, there tends to be a bit of tinniness. This is quite common with this style of earbuds, which are not meant to be worn in loud environments.Functionality 4/5…

Finding out that you have a silicon allergy isn't fun. That helped to rule out a number of bluetooth headsets that I had purchased. I had to shop for a particular style of headset, one that didn't have any silicon tips.It's been 2 years since I purchased these and I'm changing my review of them. Initially, I thought they were pretty good. They had the form and shape of ipods and when the ticpods worked, they gave out good sound and were comfortable. I'm not super picky about what I want to…

I prefer the style of these earbuds (I DONT like the noise canceling buds because they never fit in my ear right and they kind of hurt). HOWEVER, beware that these are NOT the same size as the apple earbuds in this style are, they are slightly larger. I know that it isn't advertised that they are supposed to be the same anywhere, but I just assumed that it would be either similar or same size. Now with this size, the hard plastic pushes around the edges of my ears and it kinda hurts, like…

The TicPod 2 Earpods are great sounding and, for me, provided a comfortable fit that allowed me to wear them for extended periods of time. They easily paired with my Android phone and stayed solidly connected. I highly recommend them for use with smartphones. However, I gave them four stars because they sounded extremely garbled and were unusable when connected to my desktop. The support team was unable to help with a solution. Since one of my primary reasons for buying them was for Zoom…

Overall, the earphones are nothing special.The bad:1. Audio quality is truly not great, it's not even close to being on par with Airpods, JBL or Sony. There is no bass, and the general sound quality suffers. It's not terrible, but it's not good.2. Touch controls are finicky, once you find the right spot they work pretty well but expect a few days to get used to it.3. The app never works. There are settings such as EQ adjustments, auto stop/play, etc. Settings which you can only change through…

Opening the box I was happy to find how small the charging case was. You can easily fit it in the small coin pocket in a pair of jeans which handily keeps them separate from your phone when you're on the move. After a quick charge up with the supplied USB-C to USB-A cable (maybe 20 minutes?), I opened the lid and was met with the blue lights indicating they were already available to pair. Paired quickly & painlessly with my phone. Decided I wanted to try the button on the inside of the case…

I have been a fan of mobvoi products for a while, and was super excited to get my hands on the new ticpods. I had the previous pair and enjoyed them thoroughly. This new pair is a great improvement, they made everything smaller, the case and the headphones are smaller and even less intrusive. I am also not the biggest fan of the rubber ear cups, so this style is a big plus for me. I tested them jogging and other rapid movement and they stayed in my ears wonderfully. I do wish they had kept the…