UGREEN HiTune Wireless Earbuds, Wireless Headphones HiFi Stereo Deep Bass, 27H Playtime, Secure Fit, Easy-Pairing, Touch Control, USB-C Fast Charge, Wireless Earphones for Work Running Gym(Black)

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Earbuds are slowly replacing wired earphones on the market and, companies like UGREEN, a Chinese digital accessory brand, have also entered the market with the UGREEN HiTune T1 TWS Earbuds.

If you enjoy music with an emphasis on bass then the HiTune T3 provides that in spades, though there are positives and (slight) negatives to that approach. There are three indicative lights on the front, and on the bottom you will find a single button and a USB-C port. Design for All-days comfort: The Noise cancelling Bluetooth earbuds offer more wearing stability and comfort with 4 pairs of ear tips, idea for daily commute and doing exercises. In other words, you don't need one of the best wireless headsets for the office or a special pair of fitness-friendly buds if you have UGREEN gadgetry lying around.Because of these clever decisions, the ANC on UGREEN's HiTuneT3earbuds cuts down ambient noise by 25 decibels. These foam ear tips uses memory sponge material that's more skin friendly and more comfortable to wear as it takes the shape of your ear canal as you wear them. Yet the capsule-style charging case for the HiTune buds is one of the best quality cases I’ve seen in this range.

UGREEN’s HiTune T2s address those concerns with 60ms audio latency, 3D sounds capabilities and a unique acoustic architecture geared towards high audio performance from deep bass to high treble in the frequency range between 20Hz to 20KHz. Whether on sound quality, compatibility, ease of use, weight, and comfort, earbuds vary across the board. It features an outstanding performance that's on par with more expensive ones and an excellent quality that's worth more than what you paid for. To say that the HiTune T3 looks like any other true wireless is not of much help – but they do look much like any other true wireless, specially buds that opt for the long stem-based design. There’s a multi-language user manual hidden in a box in the lid, a USB-C cable for charging, and four sizes of silicone ear tips (extra small, small, medium, and large).

HiTune TWS uses the premium Qualcomm QCC3020 chipset supporting aptX codec and concurrent connection from the smartphone to both earbuds. I’d usually start an audio review with the sound quality, and not wanting to take away from that, but the build quality is impressive. They're finicky on PCs as a result of having separate sound "devices" for communication and music listening, meaning your audio won't always sound proper until you do some sound settings tinkering (this is a non-issue on phones), and touch controls remain a pain. Everything about UGREEN's HiTune T3 earbuds is pretty simple and straightforward, from the design to the specs.