AVIOTTE-BD11tR Noise Cancelling Earbuds, Bass Earbuds, 60 Hours Long Battery Life, Wireless Charging Case, IPX4 Waterproof, Multipoint, Microphone for Hearing External Sounds (Black)

These are even better than brand-name. They have a long battery life the music is clear and loud you can receive phone calls stop the music with a touch of your finger and the case is the perfect size not too big that it’s not travel size, but not too small that you’ll misplace it easily.

Rating a pair of wireless headphones in this price point is challenging. Personally, I’ve only had experience with higher-end wireless earphones that have the benefit of better hardware and heavy tuning. My go-to headphones are still Masters & Dynamic MW07 Plus, which has its own issues but is hard to beat in terms of sound clarity and balance.However, I’ve tried to be as objective as possible while assessing these headphones, and even objectively there’s more I dislike than like.DESIGNWhen I unboxed these Aviot headphones, I thought the look of the case wasn’t bad. It’s a little more elongated than I’d prefer, but it’s still compact. However, it does feel cheap. When you compare the case to an Apple AirPods case, it just doesn’t feel as solid or nice.The shape of the headphones is also very strange and I don’t like the overall aesthetic with the fake marbled graphic. The headphones fit OK in my ears and they’re fairly light weight and balanced. They were pretty comfortable but felt large and stuck out of my ears more than most other headphones.SOUNDThe sound simply isn’t very good. When you place the earphones in your ear, you can hear the loud static of the noise canceling system. When you play music, it sounds like the artist of choice is singing in a canyon. There is a lot of distance between you and the music, if that makes sense. The sound is slightly distorted and tinny. Then the bass comes in, and it is tuned way up and sounds out of balance. You might be able to solve some of this if you use a graphic equalizer app, but headphones shouldn’t be this out of tune out of the box and the hardware is just very limited and doesn’t feel current.While it’s absolutely not a fair comparison, I decided to play the same songs on my Masters & Dynamic MW07 Plus headphones. The clarity, overall sound, and tuning make it seem like you’re in a studio with the artist. Yes, the MW07s are much more expensive and not even the latest version, and it would not be fair to expect the same quality of these Aviots at a this price point.However, I just don’t think these Aviot headphones are good enough for this price. These are still not inexpensive headphones, and you should be able to get a pair that provides better performance.OTHERI cannot not figure out how to change the voice prompts of these headphones to English.

I do not know if I received faulty earbuds, but the sound quality was not as good as advertised. The noise cancelation only worked through the app and only worked on occasion. These earbuds lose connection easily, and half the time, the left earbud does not work. The case on these earbuds feels cheap, and the lid does not stay fully closed. These would be decent earbuds if they had been $20-$40 but they are a ripoff for the $110 that they are advertised at.

AVIOT TE-BD11tR Noise Cancelling Earbuds, Bass Earbuds, 60 Hours Long Battery Life, Wireless Charging Case, IPX4 Waterproof, Multipoint, Microphone for Hearing External Sounds (Black).FIRST IMPRESSIONS: These are massive and comparatively heavy. I was worried they would be heavy in the ear canal, but once they are in you rotate them backwards and they are supported by your external ear structure.The box is decent with a USB-C charging port on the back. The eardbuds fit in the case with a powerful magnet.(TIP if you buy a pair: At first I thought they were a little tough to get out, trying to grasp a smooth slippy surface and pull against a strong magnet but I figured if you rotate them rather than pulling they will lever away from the magnet.)USE: I have used these and I am using these as I write this review. The music reprodution is excellent quality and these are heavy on the base as the listing states. I am listening to 60 North Radio, an internet channel (great station, give it a try) on Samsung Galaxy S8+ tablet. My volume slider is 10% of the way up and that is all I need. These buds have plenty of volume capability.These are designed in Japan by a Japanese company and made in China. Here is the first negative, the voice prompts and response to finger touches are by a woman with a very thick Japanese accent. At first I thought they were speaking in Japanese but when I tried the noise cancelling function I realized she was speaking in broken English. I can understand when I have turned the noise cancelling on or off, I am unable to understand any other responses.NOISE CANCELLING FUNCTION: I can confirm the noise cancelling function does work. However unlike my over the ear noise headphones where the NC works with no music being played, I can only notice the NC working on these earbuds when I am actually playing music. It must be some quirk or design of the technology, that the volume of the NC effect is tied to the volume of something having to be played.TRANSPARENCY MODE: These earbuds (according to the instructions) have something called transparency mode, which the instructions claim is an ambient mode but no further explanation. I tried turning it on and off (to the sound of a Japanese lady presumably saying something about what I was doing) and I could hear no difference. Some internet sleuthing told me that ambient mode uses the NC microphones to transmit ambient to your ear sound such as a person talking at you, so you can hold a conversation without having to take your earbuds out. Now I know what it is and what it is meant to do I realize you have to stop your music and then turn ambient mode on and you can indeed hold a conversation with your earbuds in.PAIRING: Easiest pairing I have ever done. My tablet saw the earbuds and I clicked pair, no issues.ANNOYING CHIMES: While wearing these there was an inexplicable chime/beep occurring at infrequent intervals. My first thought was these buds chimed every time I got an email or other notification but I could not correlate the chimes to event. There is nothing in the instructions about chimes or beeps.I then thought it was a notification that the battery was low but the Bluetooth connection on my tablet showed that the battery level was at 50%. About 30 mins later the right ear bud died because the battery died, so I am concluding that the chime was a low battery notification. So here is the issue with these ear buds (maybe all ear buds) when your connection tells you that the battery level is at 50%, which earbud is that referring to?Thank you for reading my review and looking at my photos of this product. I hope you found it helpful!REVIEW PHILOSOPHY: I only review a product if it is something I am capable of critically evaluating through comparison, testing and use. This means I have experience of using similar items; or that I have equipment or tools that I can test it with; or that I have an upcoming need so I can actually use. I am as selective about getting an item to review as I would be about purchasing that same item, so yes, I expect it to be a good product. My reviews are NOT based on packaging or if it was delivered timely.

Great product, exactly as described. Would definitely recommend this product.