Tronsmart Waterproof 🎧 Headphones with Cancelling Microphones Review

I've tried so many true wireless earbuds in different price ranges but I've always had problems. Either the ANC was terrible, or the calls were dropping, or the Bluetooth was intermittent, etc. But so far these Apollo Bolds are AMAZING. Sound quality is superb, bass rumbles, soundstage is phenomenal, calls are clear (both ways) and the ANC actually works (rarely). If there are any issues I will update the review but for now I will stop there. Better than the XM3 and AirPod Pro and WAY better…

. There were no complaints after use. They block out noise so well that I wear them at home all day while I work since we all work from home. it blocks noise and distractions. The sound is great, I like the bass. The application allows you to change the way you interact with it. I changed the default three tap to toggle noise canceling with a long press and disabled the other controls because I got randomly stuck every time I tried to toggle noise/ambient with the default three tap. Another…

Tronsmart Apollo Headphone Sound quality is amazing, bass is punchier and clearer than Airpod Pro. I've been using the Apollo for about a year now for a week and these are now one of my best wireless earbuds. Active noise cancellation technology works well with Airpod Pro. The ambient sound feature is great, I turn it on when I'm cycling or hiking to be aware of my surroundings. Call quality is very clean and clear. The bass is powerful, mids and highs are well balanced. To get the best sound…

This is my third item from Tronsmart and they made it with these headphones! They fit perfectly in my ear with small earbuds. I really like that they have 3 different modes. Ambient sounds so you can hear what's going on around you. I could hear most things around me when it was on. Sometimes I could hear someone speaking, it just depends on what song it is and how loud it is. I'm really impressed with the noise canceling, it works wonders! This is my first pair with this feature. Another…

Firstly, yes they are big. 10mm drivers are big. But they sound fantastic. Where they let them down a little is in the build quality: at this price I was expecting some metal in the speaker enclosures and the charger in particular. The charger is the biggest issue - it feels flimsy and the earbuds never seem to find the right position to charge instantly. It takes a little fiddling and repositioning to bring them "home". I would have liked more visual feedback on the charge level of both the…

These headphones sound great, with very strong, punchy bass and clear highs. others out of the water. Of course, what makes them special is the active noise cancellation, which has two modes: active and ambient. The active noise cancellation works as expected, but I have to admit I expected it to work better than headphones given how close they are to you. ear that they should be better at suppressing noise. I will update my review the day I have the opportunity to fly with them. Ambiance is…

Active Noise Cancellation: Without a doubt, this is the best. I've tried 4 bluetooth headphones claiming they have excellent ANC but have been disappointed each time. These are the only headphones I've tried that significantly reduce noise. The ANC in these headphones is superior to the Sony WF-1000XM3. ANC is particularly good at reducing driving noise. If you commute to work, it's amazing. The ANC isn't as powerful as Bose's on-ear headphones, but I find these to be some of the best ANC…

History. buy you! I had to send back a couple of defective SPeats H1. Thank God. They were ok but didn't live up to expectations. Touch controls were sporadic, sound was good, I liked the combination of Knowles and dynamic driver. But for all that was said, they seemed limited. If they hadn't gone bad I would never have gotten the TronSmart s. TronSmart Apollo Bold are in a league of their own. Every bit is as balanced as every driver configuration. Sometimes things just work. Subwoofers. I…

. Unfortunately I lost my Apollo Bold headphones a few months after receiving them and recently "upgraded" to Galaxy Buds Pro. In this review I will compare the two. What I like best about Apollo Bolds: The touch controls are more consistent. On the Galaxy Buds, trying to perform a triple-tap gesture resulted in some poor reads, but I'm getting used to the specific area on them that needs to be tapped in order for it to feel your finger. At Apollo Bolds, somewhere on the outer black surface, a…