Category: Reviews

If you’re looking for a decent pair of True Wireless Earbuds that not only does sound pretty good but are also good for the environment, the Urbanears Boo Tip is probably one of the few options out in the market. Made from 91% recycled plastics, in some way, you’ll be part of something good. Apparently, the Urbanears brand is manufactured by Zound Industries which is the same brand behind marshall headphones and Adidas headphones so at least we get a bit of an idea that these earbuds will not be…

I swear, SoundPeats’ really good at creating good-sounding pairs of True Wireless Stereo earbuds at a fraction of the price while offering the same set of features that most people are looking after. One of those is the SoundPeats mini Pro, which is currently my favorite from the brand. I got it from Digital Walker which sits at only around Php 2790 as of the time of writing this review. It features an outstanding Hybrid Active Noise Cancellation which I would say really works well and probably even better than…

The Nothing ear (1) has been out for a while now, in fact, it’s almost been a year. However, it was initially only available to major countries like US, UK and Europe. But now, thanks to Digital Walker who is known to carry international brands here in the Philippines, the Nothing brand is now here and we finally get the chance to experience one of the coolest looking earbuds. Now, I was looking forward to this review with a proper expectation given all the prior hype it got from international…

The Asus ROG Cetra True Wireless stereo earbuds don’t only impress when it comes to its looks with its fancy RGB lighting and iconic ROG design language but it actually packs some nifty features and sounds pretty good too for its price. It’s not over-the-top expensive yet it provides pretty much all you need from a True Wireless Stereo earbuds while maintaining the quality and premium experience the ROG brand is known for. But most importantly, it excels the most where it should be, low latency game mode for competitive…

The realme Buds Air 3 is the latest iteration of the feature-packed True Wireless Earbuds from realme. For the price of just around Php 3,251, you’ll be treated with almost all the bells and whistles that are otherwise only available on higher-end wireless earbuds. First and foremost, it features a decent Active Noise Cancellation of up to 42dB, It has transparency mode, low latency game mode, In-ear detection, customized audio tuning, IPX5 water resistance, and the list goes on and on. Of course, it is supported by the realme Link…

If you’re looking for a good-sounding pair of True Wireless Stereo Earbuds with a battery life that can last you the entire day and more, the Tribit FlyBuds C1 is one of the better options in the vast market space of TWS Earbuds. Granted, it doesn’t have all the bells and whistles like active noise cancellation, transparency mode, app support, and wireless charging but for what it’s worth, you’ll get robust sound quality with deep bass and multiple audio codec support, good build quality, reliable physical button control and as…

I can probably think of at least two to three reasons a portable Bluetooth speaker is handy. One, you can use it for trekking, biking and other outdoor activities wherein you can enjoy some tunes without necessarily have to block your surroundings with a pair of earbuds. Two, you can use it as an alternative to your smartphone/tablet’s speaker when you want to work remotely. And three, you can simply use it to fill a small room with music having some fun alone or with a bunch of friends. There…

On paper, the Dizo Buds Z is probably the hardest one to consider amongst all the Dizo True Wireless Stereo Earbuds because it’s at a position where it offers just the basic features while being priced higher than the GoPods D which offers pretty much the same features just with higher latency in terms of the game mode feature. But let’s give it a fair chance, shall we? Maybe it offers some other things that you might find interesting and matches your personal preference. Besides, not all earbuds are the…

Most often than not, newer True Wireless Stereo earbuds are becoming more and more focused on features rather than sound quality especially those inexpensive earbuds that offers sought-after bells and whistles like active noise cancellation, transparency mode, low-latency game mode, etc. While they sound pretty good on their own right especially for their price, there are other True Wireless Stereo earbuds that focuses more on sound quality over functionality, and I think one of those is the Lypertek Tevi. A rather basic TWS earbuds features wise, at least on paper,…