Edifier TWS6 True Wireless Earbuds – Ultra-Slim Profile Sports in-Ear Headphones Feature Bluetooth 5.0 with aptX, 32-Hour Battery Life with Wireless Charging, IP55 Waterproof and Dustproof, White

I started with the Jabra 75ts and found out that I HATE having hard plastic against my ear and that the Jabras go way too deep into the ear canal. Then, I tried the NUARL NT110's. They were amazing but still uncomfortable. The ear wings were too rigid and the tips fit too deeply into my ear canals. I could only wear them for an hour or so before the discomfort wasn't worth tolerating. I thought maybe the Anker Soundcore Life P2's might be better, because they were a totally different design. They were very comfortable, but the sound quality wasn't great and they wouldn't stay seated in my ears during sweaty workouts.Just about fed up with TWS ear buds altogether, I ordered the Aukey T10s and the Edifier TWS6s at the same time. The Aukeys have fantastic touch controls with great sound quality and, although they're a bit large in the ear, they fit comfortably. Unfortunately, video latency is quite noticeable and the case is ridiculously big. If you only need your buds to play audio and make calls, and you don't a case the size and shape of a biscuit, I strongly recommend them. The bass and headroom on the audio are on par with the Jabras and the NUARLs and they're very sophisticated looking IMO.The Edifier TWS6s are THE MOST COMFORTABLE in ear wireless buds I've found, so far. They fit shallowly in the ear canal and they're very small. The silicone ear wings are just rigid enough to hold the buds in place while still being soft enough that they aren't irritating to wear for long periods.PROS:Low latency, Comfortable, Crisp and Clear audio, Great battery life, and the case is perfectly sized to carry in your pocket.CONS:The touch controls are limited and not very responsive, you have to place the buds in the case to pair to different devices, they could have a little more bass and volume, and the IPX rating could be better for their "sport" buds.The Edifiers win! They're reasonably priced, comfortable, they sound great (unless you demand rumbling bass), and the case has Qi wireless charging and fits in your pocket very nicely.

First the good stuff: these earbuds sound fantastic after they've been broken in (good bass, good mids and good highs) and also provide a reasonbly good noise cancelling experience right out of the box. The wingtips provided in the box help keep the earbuds in place (I use them all the time just so that they're securely wedged in my ear). Pairing with any device is seamless if you follow instructions provided in the manual. And of course usb-c on the charging case.The not-so-good: there's no way to control the volume through the earbuds themselves. You'll need to do it through the devoce controlling the buds. Also, the touch controls have not been all thay responsive in my 2 weeks of using them. Hoping for a future fimrware update to fix these issues. One last thing, there are no LED lights to display the charge level on the charging case (you can know the charge on the earbuds when you pair them with your phone/laptop/other device).4 stars for the sound quality, clarity and portability of these earbuds. If the firmware update comes through I'll raise it to 4.5! Good value.Edit: Sent these back because the battery life got so bad that I couldn't get even 40 min worth of playback on 80% charge. Also the buds stopped charging to 100% and there was no way for me to ascertain whether it was a fault in the buds' hardware or the charging case (since there's no way to know the case's battery level). However I still maintain that the sound quality, once broken in, was really good.

These were a crisp set of earbuds. The knowles drives have tight bass, that was smooth and almost freeing. Highs were bright and exactly what you would want them to be. Not bright as in tone but seemingly more recognizable then the mids and bass out of the sound signature. Mids on these were great as well instruments were clear concise and awesome sounding.Battery life in these is projected as good. However there were seemingly many shortcomings on these headphones as well. The touch controls are near useless and with only 2 controls there is really no point in them even including them. And oh lord don’t let me get started on the ear-fins... now I’ll give them credit they did try to provide some form of stability when it comes to working out but the ear-fins on these are a cheap poor excuse for the likes of any company. They are thin flexy rubber that slides around the headphone and doesn't stay centered whatsoever. There is a cutout for the mic hole and after lining it up and butting then in I was sad to see that the rubber had completely misaligned after simply putting them in my head. Unless you use earbuds with no wingtips these are pretty much useless.Case: the case is great solid build, very satisfying to open and close and wireless charging is a huge plus.Overall I would save the money and buy something else, if you are willing to live with the major shortcomings of these then go for it but the 120$ price tag at the time of this is certainly not worth itSound: 9/10Build: 10/10Case: 11/10Fit: 3/10Battery: 8/10

Bought these because the knowles balanced armature seemed interesting as these kinds of drivers are in higherend monitors. While the sound clarity is decent, the volume doesn't get anywhere close to my other pair Nuarl nt01ax, nor does the overall Dynamics of the sound. I would return these, but that's not really fair to Edifier. If they were around $50, that would be a price point these would shine at. Other than that Nuarl nt01ax still are my favorite for sound quality, those actually sound as good as the Sennheiser TWS, then Outlier Air, then OFUSHO buds (for the price). Sorry Edifier, your bookshelf speakers totally rock! 10 stars for those.

No button controls, no gyro or smart features, no voice saying the battery level. Just plays audio and will do it for 8 hours or more per charge. You can listen with just one earbud, and quality is a little more detailed than Samsung gear.