bluedio i4 bluetooth stereo headset manual

Long story short, don't purchase from anything other than 'official' stores. It could have been a revision by the OEM, but still gives me further doubt about the legitimacy. I find this less convenient than if it was double-tap. The right bud still has a lot of clarity and volume, it's just missing a chunk of bass.Īnother difference is that on Coolhere UFO you hold the left or right buttons to change volume rather than double tap (which instead skips the track. Sometimes fiddling the seal or wearing wide-bore tips (which also compromise the seal) will 'kill' the bass a bit and balance it out slightly, but overall the imbalance is more noticeable than even the Jabra 65t. So is Anbes 359 supposed to have a thick-sounding subbass or is it supposed to be a tad rolled off? I recall reading one of the OEMs saying the sound is achieved mostly through Realtek EQ rather than the driver, so it seems like imbalance could be a screw-up of this setting. Let’s see how they unfold, but I’m happy so far First impression is that they may have a bit less volume than the E12, but, gosh, those are a difficult enemy to beat in my opinion. Isolation is also pretty good in my opinion.įor the SQ part, I need to test them more and and go through some burn in. Need to test how well they pick up my voice with some background noise (I don’t expect them to be very good at cancelling it, truth be told),but so far I’d say they’re functional and get the job done.ĭefinitely, MUCH better mic than the Sabbat E12 (the other TWS) I owned.

I also have left a voicemail to myself and sounded ok as well.

She said I sounded good, no problems to understand what I was saying. I made a test call to my girlfriend and been speaking with her for neraly 15 minutes. I’ve just put my hands (and ears) on them since they hit today my inbox.įirst impression about mic quality (I’m quite picky with that since I’m looking to use TWS also to make business calls) is good.

Bluedio i4 bluetooth stereo headset manual