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This is my first pair of bluetooth earphones. The packaging was beautiful and they came with many sizes of multiple different types of buds and the part that secures the device in your ear. Very customizable and you will have a secure fit. They don't fall out and are very strongly in place in your ear. The audio quality is great, I really enjoy using them. They cut out out from time to time. Sometimes when I have my phone in my pocket the music will cut out with each step. It may be because of my phone as it's older and doesn't have the most recent bluetooth technology (Samsung Note 3). So I have to be a little more intentional with my phone placement when I'm using them. The reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is the odd shape. They extend out of my ear too far and even get in the way sometimes when I'm wearing them and doing an activity where my arms come close to my ear, like yoga or pull ups.After using this for a month I changed my rating from 4 down to 3 stars, because of the case. The case is really not much of a case. It is just a charger. I actually made my own case out of cardboard for these. The case leaves the earphones exposed. I can't put it in my bag or anywhere because the earbuds are exposed and able to get damaged. You also can't even take the earphones out of the case without grasping the bud itself. I don't like putting my dirty fingers on the part that is meant to be in my ear. Very poorly designed case that is not practical.

Points to consider:1. Comfort - They are very comfortable. The shape of the earphones is big and therefore, the weight is evenly distributed. You can listen to them for an hour os so without your ears hurting which is good enough.2. Noise blocking - The buds at the front are quite soft and do not push a lot against your ear. They also manage to seal the canal for reduced outside sound and the thump.3. Sound - They sound quite good. The sound stage is quite wide and bass is thumpy. The bass is not very rich but it's still good. Highs and mids are also sufficient. They get super loud and one can not listen to them on full volume, which makes it better for those songs which do not have a lot of volume in the track.4. Fit - They fit well into the ear and do not fall off easily. However, during running they do get loose. There are 3 hooks given in the case which can be added or removed, they help in keeping them in place while running, and they did work, but while sprinting, they still did get a bit loose.5. Look - They stick out of your ear and look a bit weird. The stick having thee buttons and mic does not rest on your face but rather just hangs from your ear. They also have blue LEDs on each piece facing forward which someone looking at you from front can notice and they keep blinking every 3 seconds or so while listening.

Excelente sonido y gran atención del vendedor. Gracias

Great sound. Bass isn't earth shaking but is surprisingly good. Obviously not like $500 products but way above anything I've tried in this price class. I listen to hi-rez files from an AK70 and the X2's are very much up to the task. I would even go as far as to say they are underpriced for the quality. All the extras are designed well. Packaging and storage/charging is slick and looks great.Foam pads are very difficult to install but be patient and careful and they will install fine. Bluetooth works as it should. Battery life seems excellent so far.This is a really good product for anyone wanting a higher level of listening without spending hundreds of $'s.

Just got these after doing a LOT of homework before purchasing. I was looking for the holy grail of true wireless earbuds, i.e., great sound, comfort, price point and most importantly battery life. I looked at bluetooth (wired and wireless) until my eyes were literally crossed. Not sure how many bluetooth earbud factories there ACTUALLY are, but I started to get the feeling (especially on wired bluetooth) that perhaps ONE factory produces nearly all of them and they simply make cosmetic changes to the exterior and then brand for each vendor. After looking at Beats, JBirds and Bose, I figured I'd steer away from high end brands and color outside the box a little, since the prices for the lesser known items would allow such an experiment. I finally settled on Treblab X2's for all the reasons I stated above. They are primarily my gym earbuds, but because they had everything I was looking for like 10 hr battery life and an IPX rating of 4, I figured what the heck. These things are the bomb diggity !! They sound great, with nice treble and thumping bass (I'm not an audio snob), they stay in place rock solid, especially with the memory foam tips and are very comfortable. With 300 people reviewing them and giving them an average rating of 4 out of 5 stars,...I overlooked the somewhat unconventional appearance. When I actually got them and set them up to fit me, I was very pleased. The item was VERY nicely packaged and came with 3 sets each of silicon and memory foam tips. The silicon tips are nice for ambient noise (I'm a firefighter and need to hear if we get toned out), but for really nice isolation and an even more rock solid fit, the foam tips are the bomb. On, Off, Play, Next Track, Last Track, Volume up and down, are all very intuitive, but the owners manual is also very thorough. It'll take a little to establish the muscle memory for finding the buttons for changing volume and tracks, but that's to be expected. They fit very snuggly into the charging dock and WILL NOT FALL OUT. Charging dock will directly charge them when it's connected to any typical USB charger (phone type charger), but it also has it's own battery so that it will charge the earbuds even if it's not plugged into a USB. I thought that was pretty nice. I don't know the exact number of hours yet, but I've been using for 4 hours now and no sign of fading. The company states 10 hrs use. Not sure if that is just the earbuds themselves after a full charge or are they including recharge time that might available via the battery in the charging station. In any case, I'm already impressed. Pairing is pretty straight forward. Pair the main (right) bud first, turn on the left and it'll find the right and pair itself,...or you can pair them manually one at a time. Paired with my Samsung Galaxy S5 first, and then turned around and paired them effortlessly with my Macbook Pro. The earbuds will turn themselves off automatically when plugged into the charging dock, and turn themselves on automatically upon removal from the charging dock,....and then go out and connect with the last device used. Pretty slick. I stepped from my S5 to where the X2's began cutting out and it was right at 40ft. Plenty for my gym, where I typically place my phone in a central location and do my thing. I'd give 4.5 stars, but the only reason I'm can't give 5 is that the buttons could be a little more pronounced so that even big fingers can find them, but this is by no means a deal breaker. I'm listening to them as I type this novel, but I wanted to give good intel to anyone who might have considered buying these, but didn't like the unconventional appearance. Lifetime warranty is a pretty strong feature as well. If you're considering truly wireless earbuds, I think you'll like these a lot !! Good luck, hope this helps. I will update this review when I can post more about the actual battery life.UPDATE: With a full charge applied to the charging station (and the earbuds), I was able to get a solid 4.5 hrs of listening time before being prompted that "battery is low". 15 minutes later they automatically shut down. I placed the earbuds back in the charging station (onboard charge only,....NOT connected to USB) and I got another 4 hrs 15 minutes out of them. I'm very satisfied with this and would call it EXCELLENT battery life for truly wireless earbuds. Most that I researched were in the 2-3 hr range. So,...the manufacturer claims 10 hours of listening and I got over 9. Gonna change my 4 star rating to 5 based on these excellent results. The ergonomics of the buttons, as stated in my review may just as well be my big fingers !! Kudos the Treblab for the excellent X2's.

Qualità audio sonora al top.. Il materiale è fi qualità e performante a livello sonoro.Qualità Bluetooth da rivedere essendo un 4.2 il segnale non è stabilissimo e per le chiamate si utilizza solamente la cuffia destra.. Nel complesso un articolo di qualità.. Se cercate delle cuffie bt piccole poco ingombranti per la musica consiglio caldamente l'acquisto.

Purchased these in April and have used them almost every day. I have several earphones I use regularly, Grado sr80's for home use, Shure se215 for on the move - but I wanted to try a bluetooth pair for wireless convenience without breaking the bank, and for vacation use.Firstly build quality - these are great at this price, while not cast from aluminium they seem sturdy enough. The charging dock is very small, smaller than the apple equivalent, and the buds fit snuggly when charging. They are shipped with several sizes of soft silicone tips, and ear fins to ensure a proper fit....and this is important! You must get the fit right for these to perform at their best. For me the small tips with the medium size fins was perfect ( after several combinations were tried ) . Passive sound isolation was very good , and they were comfortable to wear for several hours straight.Sound quality - l don't claim to be an expert but in my own experience these sounded very good indeed at this price point. I've owned many branded headphones over the last 30+ years, from Sony, Grado, sennheiser, Shure and others, so I've got experience on my side ! Out of the box and paired with my phone ( Razer 2017 model ) they sounded very bright - I prefer a warmer more rounded sound, but my phone has Dolby Atmos on board, so after some adjustments to the eq I found a more preferable setting. Other reviews mention the lack of bass, but I didn't find this to be the case here - it was full bodied and rich with good extension. I listen to a wide variety of music from dance to rock, and these headphones didn't disappoint - they delivered a punchy bass line with ease and great snap. Midrange was open and airy, and those high frequencies really do shine ( after eq adjustments ) .And they can go loud ! Pushing the volume they remained composed and didn't overextended but that can be down to your listening device, quality of streaming or app you are using for playback. Personally I listen to music at quite high volume levels and have found other headphones lacking when used with your phone ( I have a fiio headphone amp for use on the go ) but not with these.Battery life - 3 hours to charge the dock fully with earbuds docked. Earbuds lasted 6 hours at moderately high volume levels before needing more juice from the dock ( the dock has enough reserve to charge from empty to full once ) , so in total enough for a full 10 to 12 hours of constant use. Plenty for even a heavy user !Didn't test them for in call use , I'm more interested in their primary function !Overall a very good experience, and in my opinion a great alternative to another well known brand .....