- Are these earbuds good for running and gym use?
- The IPX5 rating means they tolerate sweat and splashes, so light workouts are fine. They are not waterproof, so keep them out of the pool and don't rinse them under a tap.
- Do they have noise cancellation?
- No. There is no active noise cancellation listed. The in-ear seal gives some passive isolation, which helps on buses and trains but won't silence engine noise.
- Can I use them for phone calls?
- Yes. They have a built-in microphone and Bluetooth, so they work for calls and voice assistants on a paired phone. Mic quality is not specified, so expect basic call clarity.
- What Bluetooth version and codecs do they use?
- The listing only states Bluetooth, with no version or codec details. Assume standard SBC audio and pair them the usual way through your phone's Bluetooth menu.
- What comes in the box?
- The listing does not detail the box contents. Expect the earbuds and a charging case at minimum; check for a charging cable and spare ear tips before buying.
- Are they worth it over a name-brand pair?
- If you want the basics, wireless calls and sweat resistance, they cover that. If you care about sound quality, noise cancellation or long battery life, a major-brand model will serve you better.
- Where is the True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds - Purple cheapest?
- At Newegg, for $53.99, as of our latest check.