One more thing… I bought it because the design looks futuristic with those huge and bright LED lights. What I like…

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No remuneration or compensation, such as a manuscript fee, has been received for publishing this, and it is an honest evaluation based on measurement data from personal testing and personal opinion.Basically, I do not recommend them. There are well-rounded-sounding earphones like the EnacFire E60 in the same price range, and you can buy the QCY T17 for a little extra money, so there is no need to buy these. What’s the range between the earbuds and the connected device? – Further than my Galaxy Earbuds. Almost 20m with walls in between. Is there anything else you would like to add? I like the Looks: Futuristic design. Sleek like the front of a Sports car. Like the Transformer bot. Upgraded BT5.3 chip provides stable and fast connection, low power consumption, strong anti-interference capability. The midrange tends to sound dry, and the texture is inaccurate and extremely edge-enhanced, making the sound noisy to the ear and difficult for me personally to get used to.

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Adopted 10mm graphene diaphragm, overall tri-frequency equalization, more delicate details, HiFi sound quality. Is the noise canceling good? – They call it intelligent noise reduction. When I put them on, outside sounds become quiet. There is no noise canceling tech like other premium earbuds. No unnatural artifacts. Though I can still hear loud jets flying over me.

The Lenovo thinkplus LivePods GM2 Pro has a fairly high resolution for its low price, but it is too edgy and easy to hear with a dry, crashing sound. Want to get yourself or give someone these wireless earbuds with long battery life? Then tap on the Shopping link below.

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I don't know because I haven't been in crowds, but it is stable in the home. Distance tolerance is excellent, and the connection is seamless and intact even at a distance of about 5 meters. Communication tends to be choppy between obstructions, making it somewhat difficult to listen to music consistently. Is it comfort? – It stays in and won’t fall. I tested it by sleeping with it overnight for 7 hours. They didn’t fall out of my ears and I didn’t get any ear aches. The moment I put them on, everything around me becomes quiet. It must that intelligent Noise Reduction at work… Except for the occasional jet flying past. What do I wish it could do? – I want to use it as a wireless mic for video recording (tested… not good).These wireless earbuds can last nearly 30 hours (Together with the casing) and stay in my ear comfortably without falling out. The bass is strong without distortion. Quiet music is crisp and clear. And I get that surround sound when gaming. The low end of the Lenovo thinkplus LivePods GM2 Pro is a bit expansive, but reaches relatively deep. Linearity is not bad, so it is not too difficult to understand, but it sounds like it could give you a headache if you listen to it for too long.