Tribit Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth 5.3 Headphones In Ear with Microphone, Touch Control Earphones with Call Noise Reduction, Bluetooth Earbuds 110H Playtime, Deep Bass IPX8 Waterproof, Black

These feel like a quality item
This is my first pair of individual earphones (I have had other earphones, but they were either wrap-around the ear, or connected with a cord around the neck), so I was worried that they might not ‘stay put’ in my ears, but I need not have worried I fitted a larger rubber bud to each (you get a good collection to try) and they stay put fine.The sound quality is excellent, especially for the price, with a decent bass without being too over-powering, the music is generally bright with a good stereo separation and they have a good volume via Bluetooth from my Samsung phone. I’ve mainly used them when I go out for walking exercise and they are fine for that job, but I doubt that they would be stay put if I was running.They come in a solidly built case that includes a chargeable battery, which lasts a good length of time – it hasn’t run out yet – and is easily charged through a USB C cable (I have one for the mobile phone, so I’ll just use that when needed). The earphones are charged when placed back in the case and the indicator lights show that this is happening. This is really neat as they are charged for me every morning! They also automatically connect to the paired Bluetooth signal as soon as you remove them from the case and will continue to play the last selected music if you haven’t closed the music App. I always close the App as I want to choose the tracks I’m listening to.If you’re looking for a pair of reasonably priced, comfy, good sounding earphones then I’d recommend these.

Affordable wireless earbuds!
Got my Tribit Flybuds 3 after just 2 days of ordering (3 days earlier from the expected delivery date) in a cute box wrapped in plastic. The box contains (in order, upon opening) the manual, a thank you card, the Tribit Flybuds 3 charging case (which houses the earbuds), the charging cable, the “fins”, and the ear tips.The charging case opens easily with a flip-top opening mechanism. As soon as it’s open, the earbuds are activated, making them ready for pairing, while the LED light indicators light up accordingly to how much power it has left (4 lights mean 100%, no light means no power left). When you return the earbuds to the case and close it, the LED light indicators tell the charging status of each earbud (leftmost for the left earbud, rightmost for the right earbud). They’re on when being charged, and they turn off when fully charged. Below the LED light indicators are the charging button and charging ports (one for charging the case, and another for charging another device), with the ports covered with a flap.The earbuds can be taken out and put back in with ease; no need to force it. Initially, it comes with a medium sized ear tips and fins. I have small ears so I had to change them to the smallest ones, and I had no trouble changing them. The box came with a total of 6 pairs of ear tips (5 pairs on the tray, 1 pair on the earbuds itself) and 3 pairs of ear fins (2 pairs in a small plastic, 1 pair already on the earbuds). The ear tips have 2 types (the dome-shaped and the cone-shaped), with each type having 3 sizes available (small, medium, large). On the other hand, I find all the ear fins having about the same size (not sure about this), but they all had a label whether left or right.It’s my first time to use a pair of earbuds and I struggled a bit putting them on at first. Once they’re in, I could already feel it’s noise cancellation feature (and I was so comfortable with them that I slowly drifted in my own world). Connecting them to my phone (Huawei P30 Pro) and laptop (Lenovo IdeaPad S340) was fairly easy. I’m not an audiophile, but for me, sound quality was good. Throughout my play time, I didn’t experience any lags nor skips. I’ve tried shaking my head and jumping around; surprisingly, they haven’t fallen off. The touch buttons were sensitive enough and I was able to play/pause/skip a track conveniently but not turn up/down the volume.It wasn’t mentioned any way of turning the earbuds off without having to put them back in the case and automatically charging them, so I’ve left it out for about 15 minutes and noticed that the LED light on one of the earbuds stopped flashing.I’ve only used them indoors and within a few hours after receiving them, so I haven’t really tried all the features such as it’s waterproof ability and if they’re any good for making/receiving calls or using for strenuous activities like intense workouts or running outdoors. I still don’t know how long each play time is, and how much hours the charging case can juice up the dead earbuds and how long it would take to fully charge the earbuds and the charging case from a very low battery status.

Ich habe die Tribit Flybuds 3 jetzt seit 3 Jahren in Gebrauch und bin rundum begeistert!Der Klang ist für diese Preisklasse wirklich makellos – satte Bässe, klare Höhen und ein ausgewogenes Klangbild machen jede Musikrichtung zum Hörgenuss. Auch das schlichte, elegante Design in Schwarz gefällt mir sehr gut – sie wirken hochwertig und sitzen super im Ohr.Besonders beim Sport sind sie für mich unverzichtbar geworden: Egal ob beim Joggen, Radfahren oder Krafttraining, die Kopfhörer halten bombenfest und stören kein bisschen. Dank der mitgelieferten verschiedenen Passformen lässt sich der Sitz perfekt anpassen – ein echter Pluspunkt!Was mich am meisten beeindruckt hat, ist die Akkuleistung – ich komme locker über mehrere Tage, ohne neu aufladen zu müssen. Auch das Ladecase ist kompakt und praktisch für unterwegs.Einziger kleiner Kritikpunkt: Eine Lautstärkeregelung direkt an den Kopfhörern sowie die Möglichkeit, per Geste zum nächsten Song zu skippen, fehlen leider. Das wäre noch das i-Tüpfelchen gewesen.Trotzdem: Wer zuverlässige, sporttaugliche In-Ears mit Top-Sound und starker Akkuleistung sucht, wird mit den Tribit Flybuds 3 absolut glücklich!

Bonjour, ça fait plus de 2 ans et demi que j’ai les miens en noir donc je pense pouvoir faire un bilan assez complet.Commençons par le son, celui-ci est vraiment fabuleux et surtout très bien équilibré, peu importe la musique écoutée, je n’ai jamais été déçu, rock, metal, classique, pop, rap, techno, enfin bref jamais déçu.Le confort est aussi très bon, je peux faire mes sessions de Call Of Duty Mobile sans ressentir de gêne ou d’inconfort et cela pendant plusieurs heures de jeu, à savoir que pour jouer je n’ai remarqué aucune latence particulière ou sinon c’est vraiment imperceptible.L’isolation phonique est aussi bonne, à savoir que c’est du passif et ça fait bien le job.L’autonomie était plus du 4h30/40 en moyenne au début au lieux des 5 heures annoncé mais au bout de un an et demi deux ans ça a commencé à décliner un peu et en ce moment je fais plus du 2h/2h30. La recharge me semble assez rapide et d’ailleurs les 100 heures que propose le boîtier de charge est vraiment un plus, je le recharge toutes les 2 semaines environ.Par contre je ne sais pas pourquoi mais l’écouteur droit est toujours le premier à être déchargé, en général 15 à 20 minutes avant le gauche.Les micros sont les points faibles de ces FlyBuds 3, ils peuvent dépanner un peu pour un appel mais je pense qu’ils sont un peu mal placé et donc de salissent et s’obstruent trop facilement.Pour résumer, le son et le confort sont fantastiques, j’adore ces écouteurs mais l’autonomie en déclin me pousse à bientôt les changer.Si vous voulez des écouteurs pour communiquer, tournez vous plutôt vers les FlyBuds C1 voir les C1 Pro qui sont (à l’heure où je rédige cet avis) à un très bon prix.En tout cas le son TRIBIT est vraiment excellent au point que j’ai acheté plusieurs produit de chez eux, à savoir Tribit Xfree Tunes, Xfree Go, Stormbox en bleu, et tout récemment les FlyBuds 3 en rose pour ma femme qui a juste été bluffée par le son et bientôt les C1 Pro.Voilà j’espère que cette avis vous sera utile.