GeekCases Deep Bass Magnetic Bluetooth Earbuds with apt-X/Google Assistant Support / Qualcomm 8645/CSR 4.1/IPX5/CVC 6.0/Carry Case BT-C 515 (Black)

Hi Everyone,So if you are looking for Budget Bluetooth earphone Under 2000 rupees then these are the best one.If you want my opinion in one word, just go for it.Still, want to know more Read the detailed review.So let's start with the pros and cons.Pros1. They come with Aptx and CSR 8645 chipset which is difficult to find in this price range.2. Equipped with CVC 6.0 standard noise cancellation which is like a cherry on the top.3. Sound quality is great for the price.4. They have bass but bass is not very deep (Depends from person to person how deep bass they want).5. The magnets are really strong and will hold the earphones on your neck when you swap the magnets.6. Battery life is good it lasts for 6 to 6.5 hrs when thevolume is around 50%7. The microphone quality is good and can be used for calls but it does not filter ambient noise (unwanted noise or background noise)Now Lets head to cons.1. They come with an Ipx5 splash proof rating so they are not waterproof but can be used in Gym. (Others are offering Ipx7 for the same price.)2. The warranty is only for 6 months so keep that in mind.3. The earphones feel discomfort when used long(At least in my case becuase I have small ear canal may not happen in your case).Overall very good earphone definitely recommended.

So far it's been going great. Since my device supports aptX codec, I'm getting great sound quality. Range isn't as much as I expected it to be, probably less than 2m if there's a wall inbetween. I'm not sure if it's just me, but at rare intervals I get a tiny clip sound when idle.Will keep other buyers posted if I come across some other issue.Packaging was perfect, though the box says "Status" instead of GeekCases just like one of the users here quoted... But so far, the quality as I mentioned earlier is stunning and the bass effects are not too high, but will satisfy me.Currently checking the battery... :)Update day 2:Battery seems to be good for low usage, will check for heavy usage from day 3...Update day 3:Since the mic is placed a bit too far from the mouth, the other end has difficulties hearing my voice...Update day 4:Battery seems to be good, gets around 5-6hrs with active usage... Whereas with minor usage, I get more than this...Update day 5:I'm hearing disturbances when the phone is connected and is left inside my pant pocket, but is normal when I take it out. I know this sounds stupid but I thought it was some issues with my current firmware, so I switched to a different one and still the problem exists. It keeps happening on a random basis.Conclusion:Well I guess it's not much of trouble for users with minimal usage with it such as myself. I hope this review would help other in some way... It's not the best but is good for my usage.

🔷Recently i bought a true wireless earbuds but the major problem i face with them are versatality i cann't wear them all around sometimes they just pop out from the ear. So i thought to buy these wireless earphones..🔷Box content :🔸Earphones🔸Charging cable🔸Extra piece of earbuds of different sizes🔸Super cool carry pouch🔸User manual🔸Warrenty card🔷Pros :🔸Comes with a super stylish and highly build up quality of carry pouch.🔸Upto 6 hrs of playback time and get full charged in 2 hours.🔸Magnetic tip at the back which i think all other device also have.🔸IPX 5 Water resistant.🔸Comes with CVC 6.0 Noise Cancellation.🔸Does not fall of from the ear while workout.

The earphones were really good. I'd say in terms of price to performance ratio, these are unbeatable. But I returned these back.These did not serve the purpose for which I bought them. These were advertised to work with Google Assistant, but they don't. I tried to launch Google Assistant using the multifunction button on the earphones (which is usually how it's done), but pressing an holding the button for two seconds just gives a beep sound and nothing much. The Assistant doesn't launch at all. My Bluedio Turbine headphones launch the Google Assistant wirelessly, even though they aren't officially advertised for this functionality.So if you're considering buying these earphones thinking that they support Google Assistant wirelessly, THEN YOU MIGHT BE WRONG.In terms of how they sound, like I said in the beginning, they are the best in terms of price to performance ratio. The mids and lows are quite good and while they are advertised as having 'deep bass', it's not the same case. I'd say that the bass is somewhere between slightly deep and flat, your mileage might vary. But it's better when compared to other wireless earphones in this price range.Call quality is really good, really audible even when the surrounding noises are pretty high and the mic is good too. I was audible to the callers on the other side.So other than the Google Assistant bit, everything else is good on these earphones. Go for these, if you don't really use Assistant.

Have been using it for 3-4 days. Really impressed with its build quality , fit ,sufficient battery but whats most required in earphones is Sound Quality . No bass in low-mid, In High volume , you might feel little punch in bass but then treble is relatively high on all volumes which makes sound distorted.If you are bass lover , then this product is a big NO. Else , go for it .Even I want to return it but I have no such reason to return because it is working fine .