Do these earbuds have noise cancellation?

No. Nothing in the product details mentions active noise cancellation, so expect only the passive isolation of the in-ear tips.

How long does the battery last?

Beixun advertises ultra-long battery life, but no exact playtime per charge or per case is stated. Treat the claim as a guide, not a tested figure.

Are they good for gaming?

Beixun markets them for gaming alongside music and calls. No low-latency mode or codec is listed, so serious gamers should check for lag before relying on them.

What comes in the box?

The listing covers the earbuds and the charging case with the LED display. Ear tips and a charging cable are typical, but confirm the contents before ordering.

How do they compare with name-brand budget earbuds?

They offer a battery display and metal styling that many cheap rivals lack. Name-brand budget models usually add an app, EQ and better-documented sound, so weigh features over looks.

Are they comfortable for workouts?

They are light in-ear buds, which suits gym use. No water-resistance rating is given, so keep them away from heavy sweat or rain.

Where is the True Wireless Earbuds cheapest?

At Walmart, for $17.44, as of our latest check.

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True Wireless Earbuds

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Beixun

True Wireless Earbuds

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Last seen at $17.44 at Walmart on Nov 10.

Our take on the True Wireless Earbuds

The Beixun True Wireless Earbuds are budget in-ear buds with a metal-look finish and a charging case that shows battery level on a dual LED display. Beixun claims long playtime and a bass-forward sound with clear treble. They suit shoppers who want cheap everyday buds for commutes, workouts and calls and don't need active noise cancellation or a big-name app. Against better-known rivals, expect fewer premium features such as ANC, spatial audio or a detailed EQ app; the draw here is the battery display and the low-cost metal styling.

Best forCommuters who want cheap spare budsGym and workout listenersGamers and call takers on a budgetBuyers who like a visible battery readout

Pros

Dual LED display shows case and bud battery at a glance
Metal-look design stands out from plastic budget buds
Long claimed battery life for music, calls and gaming
Deep bass tuning suits pop, hip-hop and games
Light in-ear fit for all-day wear

Cons

No active noise cancellation
No companion app or custom EQ mentioned
Sound quality and build are unproven against name brands
Metal finish adds weight compared with plastic buds
Battery claims are untested by independent reviews

True Wireless Earbuds prices at every store

WalmartNew
In stockSold by Beixuan Trading Co., LtdReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
$17.44Free shippingChecked Nov 10
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About the True Wireless Earbuds

These true wireless earbuds have a metal design and a dual LED display on the case that shows battery status in real time. They are made for music, calls and gaming.

The sound has deep bass and clear treble. The battery is long-lasting for extended listening, and the fit is comfortable for all-day wear. They suit daily commutes, workouts and travel.

Type: True wireless earbuds
Brand: Beixun
Design: Metal construction
Display: Dual LED battery indicator
Uses: Music, calls, gaming

Specifications

color: MulticolorSource

Questions and answers

Do these earbuds have noise cancellation?: No. Nothing in the product details mentions active noise cancellation, so expect only the passive isolation of the in-ear tips.
How long does the battery last?: Beixun advertises ultra-long battery life, but no exact playtime per charge or per case is stated. Treat the claim as a guide, not a tested figure.
Are they good for gaming?: Beixun markets them for gaming alongside music and calls. No low-latency mode or codec is listed, so serious gamers should check for lag before relying on them.
What comes in the box?: The listing covers the earbuds and the charging case with the LED display. Ear tips and a charging cable are typical, but confirm the contents before ordering.
How do they compare with name-brand budget earbuds?: They offer a battery display and metal styling that many cheap rivals lack. Name-brand budget models usually add an app, EQ and better-documented sound, so weigh features over looks.
Are they comfortable for workouts?: They are light in-ear buds, which suits gym use. No water-resistance rating is given, so keep them away from heavy sweat or rain.
Where is the True Wireless Earbuds cheapest?: At Walmart, for $17.44, as of our latest check.

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