- #Soundpeats qy7 charger update
- #Soundpeats qy7 charger Bluetooth
I wouldn’t describe the packaging as premium but it does its job.
#Soundpeats qy7 charger Bluetooth
There are literally hundreds of these earbuds on Amazon, but I bought some budget Bluetooth earphones from Soundpeats four years ago – their Qy7s, and they are still going strong, so together with their positive reviews I thought there deserved a closer look.
#Soundpeats qy7 charger update
They are an update to the already popular TrueFree, without the plus, with an improved charging case. They come with their own enclosed charging case, use Bluetooth 5.0 for supposed better range and sound quality, and they support stereo phone calls. They have TWS or True Wireless Sound, so there’s no cable connecting them. Norman3000 on Hisense AS-09TR2S 1.The Soundpeats TrueFree+ earbuds, are relatively inexpensive wireless earbuds costing around £30 or $30 (check the link for current pricing). Norman3000 on Hisense AS-09TR2S 1.0 HP Split…Ĭhe Latosa on Hisense AS-09TR2S 1.0 HP Split…
Glade Automatic Spray – Great Concept Hindered by Terrible Design Choice. Love in the Time of Corona with REGULAR Fries. Logitech Z313: Great if you are a Basshead. The only saving grace Reddy has is average battery life but the terrible build quality, uninspiring audio quality, and the frustrating button functionalities are clear indicators that this is a clear cut case of ‘ don’t judge a book by its cover’ So that’s been it guys, for a $12 Bluetooth Headset that clearly channels QY7, is it worth it?įor me, honestly, no, even if it’s just $12, I find everything about this underwhelming at best. Personally, I would pick Reddy over EA in terms of sound quality.īattery life is my biggest surprise as it was able to last me a little over 5 hours which, for $12, is really impressive. The bass is verging on not bad but also not good as the muffling really takes a lot out of the experience. Reddy has a muffled sound quality which lack quite a lot of detail BUT its not as tinny or ear deafening as Elliot Audio Active 2, which I already consider a win. So as to performance, I can say that its obviously not in par with other $30 Best BT headset but it is serviceable. I realized that being a $12 headset, I really shouldn’t expect much not only onto the design but overall. Be sure to change the fins and the buds to your ear first though. Lastly, since Reddy replaces an active BT headset, I decided to take it for a jog and surprisingly, it did not come off. It functions as previous and next track respectively. Obviously you would think that + is volume up and – is volume down. The right also has the volume up and down. You will even be greeted to the same voices as the QY7. On the right you have the pairing button which functions as such. Reddy has 3 buttons similar to QY7 but same with its look they don’t function akin to the aforementioned. Having a QY7, you would think that since they looked the same they would have similar build quality, alas, don’t judge a BT headset by its ad clearly applies here. The buttons are clicky and loud in a bad way and you need to press them hard to register. It feels extremely plastic and feels like it will break sooner rather than later. Taking the device out one thing is certain, the build quality is terrible. 
Out of the box you get the following:Īn extremely generic package. Read on and find out my initial thoughts. Since it doesn’t have an official name, I decided to call this One ‘Reddy’. It only cost me P600 (~$12) which I didn’t think was that much expensive.
Last Wednesday (Feb 22, 2017), I lost my QY7 due to my carelessness, and since I need a Bluetooth Headset, I decided to pick this one up. Regular price is P2500 (~$50) on Lazada with frequent “discounts”
Especially if you can get it below P1500 (~$30). The aforementioned Bluetooth Headset is undeniably the best budget Bluetooth headset period. Why? It looks painstakingly similar to my Soundpeats QY7. Recently, I seem to have been browsing Lazada lately and I happen to come this item which piqued my interest.
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