Edifier X3 Lite True Wireless Earbuds, AI Call Noise Cancellation, Bluetooth 5.3, IP55 Waterproof, Touch Control, 24H Playtime, Built-in Dual Microphones, Comfortable Fit, App Customization, Gray

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Dynamics on the Edifier X3 can suffer a bit in full electronic pop and dance tracks, however, causing in a sort of hiss over the upper-mid tones.

It doesn't always control vocal outbursts, claps, or cymbals on the highest volumes, resulting in a few peaky moments in both music and videos. Background noise like accelerating scooters and trains and people talking are audible, but they're recognisable as background sound, and your voice is separated well from them. At first this doesn't sound like anything unusual, however if the case has run out of charge, but the buds are inside it, they are still paired to the phone. That's because lower-mids play a part here as well, presenting darker electronic tones well and giving drums a nice impact.These ultra-compact X3 earbuds and charging case from Edifier are possibly the smallest overall set I’ve had to review recently. But, as Edifier dropped the ultra-compact case of the original and replaced it with a round, pebble-like case 1,5 times the size, it must be the number of recharges from the case that made a real jump, right? Edifier released a couple of dedicated gaming earbuds, and it's safe to say the X3s benefits from this experience.

make the device work with lower consumption, longer duration, strong Bluetooth signal, further Bluetooth transmission distance, and more stable performance.There is no Active Noise-cancelling here so outside noise was noticeable but by no means did it ruin the listening experience.

The earphones provide a clear, crisp sound and powerful bass, making them ideal for a variety of audio needs. With 27 years of experience in acoustics and the expertise of senior professionals, Edifier creates a memorable musical experience through fine tuning.Its subtle warm undertone gives it better dynamics and makes for a more engaging than many competitors in the budget range. Some disadvantages: you cannot adjust the volume with the touch controls; the microphone leaves something to be desired; the ear tips go very deep into your ear and the sound has too little bass. Established in 1996, Edifier specializes in premium audio solutions that showcase technological innovation and design elegance. It's a pity the case is bigger, but these wireless earbuds are a worthy upgrade over the X3 - they're fantastic all-rounders and still excellent value for money.

Update June 22: The more I compare the Edifier X3 with other wireless earphones, the more the bass section stands out. The Edifier X3 may have a steady bass-slam, but the bass doesn't come with the force, the rumble that the MS1 throws at you after each clap and thump. Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable). Both earbuds aren't afraid to dip into the highs and can sound a little harsh at times, but the T1 Lite controls the upper-mids better, which cause the peaks on the Edifier. Perhaps the top end is slightly turned up a little too much feeling a little screechy but at lower volumes it’s fine.In 2019, {Tech} for Travel joined the Boarding Area network which hosts some of the most knowledgable and informed travel bloggers. As the sound remained the same, it's a question of you want a more pocketable case of the original X3, or the added gaming mode and 2 hours extra playtime of the X3s. Today, we’ll review the Edifier X3 true wireless earbuds – the brand’s entry-level earbuds catered to consumers looking for products that offer the most bang for one’s buck.