I Didn’t Expect This From Semi In-Ear Earbuds… | Edifier EvoBuds!

There's a certain expectation you get when you hear the name Edifier. You usually expect reliable and clean sound, no nonsense tuning. But these earbuds here really got me thinking about where mid-range halfinar earbuds really sits today. Not because of one big feature that I'm going to talk about, which is pretty awesome in my opinion, but because of how everything quietly comes together. So, let's check it out. [music] and I'll step on through and we can talk all night long. If you want this loving, then call me and I'll drive to you [music] and we can touch all night long. Just call me and I'll right out of the box, the Evo butts feel premium, and the butts are really lightweight, very smooth to the touch, and it sits comfortably without forcing themselves into my ears. This semi-inar design usually comes with compromises, but comfort here is really the first thing that you notice. I wear them for hours without that pressure fatigue you get from all this inear earbuds. However, they do sit slightly bigger than the typical halfin-ear design. The case that you get here is compact but practical. Nothing fleshy, but solid and classy looking enough with this particular color combo here. I really like it a lot. And you can also toss this into your bag without really worrying too much because the materials that you get here is really good with IP54 protection. These feels ready for your daily life. So you can go workout with them. You can commute with them without having to think too much about it. And from the start, these are earbuds designed to disappear once you put them on. Pairing here is quick and stable thanks to the latest Bluetooth 6.1 technology. But the real quality of life win here is that you get multi-point connection. So you can switch between your phone, your laptop, and it works really well. And I experienced little to no dropouts. And the beauty is that you get LDC support for if you have a compatible device. However, you do lose out everything in between because there's no AAC for the rest of us iPhone users. So latency is one of those things you kind of notice when it's bad. But thankfully, that's not the case here because videos definitely stay in sync, and even casual gaming is perfectly usable thanks to the low latency gaming mode. performing around 80 millisecond range.