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USB-C
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9 reviews
5.0
Uses USB-C for wired charging on the case, called out across reviews as the standard charging method.
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Three-device multipoint is a standout feature and is repeatedly described as reliable and seamless; occasional notes mention switching can take an extra second depending on source behavior/settings.
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Plays loudly without falling apart: at least one reviewer highlights very low distortion and clean bass even at higher volumes; overall loudness remains controlled, though clarity can still depend on fit and EQ.
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Bluetooth connection is widely reported as stable, including in busy public places, with few/no dropouts in several tests; strength is also noted when switching devices and maintaining links.
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Instrument separation and layering are repeatedly described as excellent, keeping complex mixes organized and placing elements in distinct positions; this complements the wide soundstage and contributes to an immersive presentation.
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Sound quality
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11 reviews
4.6
Sound quality is the headline strength: widely described as detailed, clear, spacious, and musically engaging with low distortion; a minority note the stock tuning can be quirky or that the tonal balance changes noticeably when ANC is toggled, making EQ or preferred mode important.
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Codec support
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9 reviews
4.6
Broad codec and platform support via Bluetooth 5.3: SBC/AAC plus LDAC and LC3 (LE Audio) are repeatedly cited; overall a strong spec sheet for both hi-res listening and low-latency use, with aptX notably absent.
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Android support is strong, with mentions of Google Fast Pair-style pairing and LDAC/LC3 compatibility on capable devices; overall positioned as a high-end alternative to ecosystem-locked options.
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Battery
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11 reviews
4.6
Battery life is a standout: many sources cite about 10 hours with ANC on and roughly 28 hours total with the case, and one lab test reports over 14 hours with ANC off; LDAC use can meaningfully reduce runtime.
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Bass performance is frequently called best-in-class for true wireless: deep, tight, and powerful with excellent control and little distortion; a few note it can sound too boosted in default or bass-forward presets if you prefer a leaner presentation.
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Charging
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10 reviews
4.5
Charges via USB-C and supports Qi wireless charging; multiple reviews mention quick-charge behavior (about 15 minutes for roughly 90 minutes playback) and full recharge around the 2-hour mark for the buds.
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Highly adjustable noise control: adaptive ANC option plus manual sliders/levels in the app; easy to fine-tune cancellation strength and switch between ANC, ambient, and off depending on environment and fit.
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Soundstage is repeatedly praised as wide, deep, and immersive for earbuds, with a convincing sense of space that helps both music and movies feel expansive.
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Find My
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1 review
4.5
Finding features (such as chirp and last-known location via Find My-style support) add peace of mind for misplacement and are viewed as a useful bonus when available.
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Controls are highly customizable (single/double/triple taps and holds) and cover playback, volume, modes, and assistants; usability is strong overall, with the main complaint being occasional over-sensitivity or mis-registered taps.
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Typically includes five tip sizes (often XS through XL) and a foam-backed silicone design for sealing; most reviewers find it easy to get a good seal, though tips are somewhat bespoke which may limit third-party replacements.
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LDAC
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8 reviews
4.5
LDAC is supported and can improve perceived detail/space on compatible sources; trade-offs include reduced battery life in some modes and potential for slight latency depending on device/settings.
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Each bud is around 5.9–6g and many reviewers feel the weight is well distributed and easy to forget; a few still describe the shells as bulky or taking up a lot of ear space despite the relatively low weight.
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Consistently strong ANC that handles commuting and travel noise well (train rumble, plane engines, office chatter); several reviewers say it comes close to Bose-class performance, though a few still rate it as solid rather than best-in-class.
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Midrange is generally clear and detailed with strong vocal texture; occasional feedback notes vocals can sit slightly behind the bass on some bass-heavy tracks or preferences.
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Excellent EQ control with an 8-band equalizer is repeatedly praised, giving meaningful ability to tune bass/treble balance and tailor the sound beyond presets.
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Treble is typically described as airy, detailed, and non-harsh; some reviews want more sparkle/shine or note reduced top-end presence depending on tuning and ANC state.
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Audio/video sync feedback is mixed: some note a small delay with certain codecs (such as SBC/LDAC), while others report effectively zero lag on iPhone use; LC3/low-latency settings can help where available.
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Sensors
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2 reviews
4.3
Wear detection and related sensors (auto play/pause) are commonly included and work as expected in reviews; the feature is typically configurable in the app.
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Design is seen as premium with metal accents and a smaller, more ergonomic body than the prior model; opinions split on styling (some love the classy look, others call it bulb-like or not sleek), and the case finish can scuff/scratch.
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Comfort is improved versus the prior generation and many reviewers wear them for hours without fatigue; however, some still find the buds bulky or experience ear fatigue after prolonged sessions, especially with smaller ears.
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Overall build feels premium and well finished, especially the brushed-metal touch areas; minor build complaints center on case magnet strength/pin retention, occasional rattles, and cosmetic scuffing rather than structural fragility.
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Good passive isolation when the seal is right, helped by foam-backed silicone tips; fit-dependent, but multiple reviews note it isolates well even before ANC is enabled.
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Supports native voice assistants and lets you map assistant access to touch-and-hold actions; reviewers generally describe assistant triggering and interactions as quick and reliable.
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Touch surfaces are generally responsive, but sensitivity is divisive: some find them quick and reliable, while others report accidental inputs or controls that feel only average.
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Earbuds carry an IPX4 rating, suitable for sweat and light rain but not submersion; reviews commonly note the case does not have its own water rating.
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App
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11 reviews
4.1
Technics Audio Connect app is feature-rich (ANC/ambient controls, multipoint behavior, EQ, spatial features, firmware) and usually described as stable; some find the UI clunky or menu-heavy compared with the best apps.
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Transparency/ambient mode is generally effective and customizable, with a natural-sounding standard transparency when dialed in; drawbacks noted include an unnatural or over-processed voice-focused mode, occasional hiss at higher ambient levels, and some wishing it let in more sound for situational awareness.
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Overall portability is good thanks to a slim pocketable case and smaller buds than the prior model; a minority still find the case/buds bulky compared with the smallest competitors.
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Stability
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8 reviews
4.0
Fit stability is usually secure once the right tips are chosen and works for commuting and light activity; however, a few reviewers report a looser fit or buds shifting/coming loose during vigorous movement.
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Preset EQ profiles are plentiful but vary in usefulness: Direct is often preferred for balance, Bass+/SuperBass can be extreme for some listeners, and certain vocal/voice-focused presets can feel odd or less natural.
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Setup is usually straightforward (open case to pair, app for deeper settings) and some mention Fast Pair-like behavior; the lack of a physical pairing button is a recurring annoyance and the app may be needed for full control/updates.
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Included accessories are typical for the class: multiple ear tip sizes and a charging cable; some reviewers consider it sufficient, while others wanted extras such as foam tips or more tip variety.
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Case is generally compact and pocketable for the class, but several reviewers want stronger magnets/pins or a more secure lid; minor complaints include rattling, a plain look, and scuff/scratch susceptibility.
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Spatial audio (Dolby Atmos and head tracking) is included and often described as decent or natural; some find it subtle, distracting, or slightly reducing clarity/altering tonal balance, so it tends to be situational rather than always-on.
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Noise reduction for calls can be strong (wind and background chatter suppression is often noted), but the AI processing can sound artificial; at least one review reports the noise-reduction system failing badly with cutouts.
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Call quality is inconsistent across sources: some report clear calls and forward voice pickup, especially with Voice Focus AI, while others complain of robotic tone or even severe dropouts/choppy audio in testing.