TRANYA Bluetooth 5.0 Deep Bass True Wireless Earbuds Built-in Mic, T3 Sports Wireless Headphones, 6-8 Hours Continuous Playtime, 60 Hours Total Playtime with Charging Case, IPX5 Water Proof, Blue

I was skeptical of ear buds, however, I was tired of my Bluetooth headphones... after hearing my friend's earbuds I decided this is the way to go. I can't say that I researched for months, but after a couple days of reading reviews and watching review/comparison videos I was convinced that T3s were the best bang for your buck when it comes to ear buds under $100. Actually, they were even less than 50 ($39.99 with the coupon). The package arrived promptly, 2 days after ordering. The case looks quite nice. While it is fairly small overall, I do wish that it was a little flatter so that it would not bulge out in the pants pockets as much. The case/headphones come pre-charged; which is nice to be able to try the product immediately. Size: quite perfect. Fit the ears great, right out of the box. When the buds are in, noise gets reduced because they fill the ear. Moving my head around/jumping around did not seem to effect the fit. Once they are in, they are good to go for workouts and such. Sound: I must admit, I thought T3s would be a little bit louder. However, when you properly put them in, the sound is quite loud for headphones. The sound quality overall is superb. Clear highs, mids, and VERY punchy lows. Just like other reviews stated. I would say these are probably the best sounding bud-style headphones I have ever owned (much better than the wired ones that came with my S10+). I don't have much to compare to when it comes to other wireless earbuds... I have not tried AirPods or Samsung ones... however, these sound MUCH better than my friend's JLab Audio JBuds Air. T3s are louder and have much better bass without sacrificing mids/highs. Battery: I cannot comment on battery life as I have only used them for about a day. Never wore them for more than an hour so I don't know how long they can last (since when you place them back in the case, the Buds automatically charge themselves up from the case). Perhaps I can do a follow up/edit down the road on this topic. -While the headphones are charging in the case, you see a white light on them, even through the plastic cover. When they are fully charged the light turns off. Also, the case has four lights to indicate the amount of charge left on the case battery. Pairing: Pairing seems quite simple. When you take the earbuds out, they start looking for a device to pair to. I have had a few instances where the right one connected and the left one had to be placed back into the case to reset and connect. Not sure what that's about, but we will see. Buttons: Buttons are quite large and work well. The multiple taps will take some time getting used to, but seems like it would definitely be easier with physical buttons instead of the touchscreen controls. Calling: I had a few conversations on the phone using these and the sound quality was great. However, both times the person on the other side of the line said my voice was a bit quiet/muffled. I suppose that is to be expected when the microphones are in your ears. If you are looking for wireless ear-buds on a budget, I don't think you will be find a better deal than Tranya T3s. I told my friend about them the same day I got them and he immediately purchased a pair for himself. ***** update: 40 days later, the case still has 2 lights for battery life. Certainly havent use them every day, and have used them for more than 3 hours to drain the charge.... but the battery life seems to be phenomenal.

I train for long distance endurance activities where I'm on the move for 8-20 hours. I run a lot for training, about six days a week, and needed some earbuds that could handle the abuse of training up to 16 hours a week in various environments (gym, trail, city, cold, hot, dusty, etc.). I also wanted something with long battery life without needing a recharge. My longer training runs are in the 4-6 hour range. Many of the competitive products can recharge in the case and give you 60-100 hours of use. However, I wanted something that could last at least 6 hours on a single charge, most competitors (including airpods) are lasting about 3-4 hours tops. These boasted 8 hours on a single charge and I was intrigued. Lastly, I often run without my phone and wanted to play spotify music of my Garmin Fenix 5X plus fitness watch. I now sometimes these music watches can have trouble with bluetooth power levels and compatibility. I have used these for three weeks of training, and one 50 mile / 12 hour mountain ultra. Here are my thoughts: - Comfort: They fit in my ear well with the standard size ear cushion. They seem to lock in well and feel comfortable, even for hours of use. - Durability: I have been using them in the gym for strength and treadmill sessions, out on the trail in the heat and dust for 4 hour runs, and in the city on the asphalt. They seem to handle sweat and dust with no problems. I try an wipe them off before putting them in the case. I haven't been able to test in cold weather yet. - Sound Quality: This seems very impressive for bluetooth earbuds. Great sound and impressive bass. They do seal tight against the ear, which helps with sound I'm sure, but means you'll have trouble hearing others on the trail or street. I run with one earbud in, if Im concerned about this. - Battery Life: The battery life seems to live up to their 8 hour claim. I have used them on several 5 hour trail runs. I recently ran a 50 mile ultra-run race in the mountains and used one ear-bud (races don't allow for sound in two ears for safety) on medium volume for about 7 hr : 45 min and it had not died yet. Also, since the charge case is small, you can always throw the buds in the charge case for a bit, and put the case inside your pocket, pack, or ultra vest. Another option is to use one bud at a time with the other in the charge case and you can have continuous playback in one ear for more than 90 hours. - Fitness Watch (Garmin): These paired right away. The right ear is the master and I wear my watch on my left wrist. I got some music cut-outs when I first paired them and tried to switch the left bud to be the master. You can't with this model when you have both buds in-use (you can use the left solo and then its the master). I also didn't want to move my watch to my right wrist (personal choice). After a few minutes of letting things "sync up" while I ran, the cut-outs went away. I rarely get one, and it's about one second. Usually happens when I turn my head right, further away from my left wrist. I haven't noticed it happening in weeks. No issues with my phone ever. - Call Quality : This was not important to me, but it seems to work just fine. I haven't heard how the mic audio sounds for the receiving person, but I spoke with my wife several times in the middle of the 50 mile race and she and I talked just fine. Overall these are the best bluetooth earbuds I've seen or used at any price, for the features I needed. When you consider the price is 1/3 of the top competition, it's an insane deal. Improvements I would like Tranya to consider. No stars taken off as they didn't promise any of these. I just want them to make the next generation even better and I would pay at least double for these few improvements: - The push button controller on the buds is mildly dis-comforting when you push them in to your ear to activate the buttons. You get softer with your button presses as you get used to these. It would be nice to have the tap-on housing/or gesture type capability, without an actual button press needed. - It would be nice if the left bud could be switched to the master device. Currently you can only use the right as the master. When your using one bud at a time, you can use the left solo. However, if your using a music watch with lower power bluetooth antenna, on your left wrist, it would be nice to have the left bud being the device paired with the watch. You can move the watch to your right, but I like it on the left side. These seem to work fine left wrist to right ear with Garmin Fenix 5X Plus - very rarely I get a quick cut-out of signal for a second if I turn my head to far. - This is probably harder to do and keep the price good and the sound quality up, but it would be nice if you could have a pass through sound feature for times when you need to hear ambient sound for safety. I've heard of this working with the microphones on some earbuds to listen to the sound and pass it to the speaker.

La verdad es que estoy muy alegre por haber encontrado y comprado estos audífonos inalámbricos. Son realmente espectaculares y han sobrepasado mis expectativas. Son exactamente lo que venía buscando desde hace tiempo. Tengo que decir que siempre he buscado comprar electrónicos de marcas por eso de que son los que vienen mejor diseñados y son los que tienen mejores respaldo a la hora de dañarse. Sin embargo, después de saber lo costoso que son estos audífonos inalámbricos de la Samsung, Apple y la Bose, decidí probar estos T3 Tranya que según la gente son lo mejores en esta tipo de productos. Y la verdad que no se equivocaron, mas bien tengo que confirmar que estos pequeños aparatos suenan buenisimo con una gran definición de bajos, sonidos medios y agudos. El precio que he pagado por estos audífonos es incomparable. Estoy sorprendido con la calidad del sonido, la música se escucha igual o mejor que los auriculares que tiene cable de marcas reconocidas La cancelación de ruido funciona perfectamente como lo mencionan en la página de amazon Lo que mas me gusta es la caja donde los guardas y se cargan automáticamente. La batería ni se diga, dura muchísimo tal como lo promocionan. Una sola carga dura 7hrs. El banco de carga te va servir para cargar los audífonos desde 0% hasta 100% unas 6 o 7 veces mas lo cual te va permitir usarlos como por 2 o 3 semanas sin tener que recargar la cajita nuevamente. Para mi esto es crucial en cualquier dispositivo que busco comprar que sea inalambrico. Son muy cómodos para su pequeño tamaño. Casi no se sienten a la hora de usarlos y con ellos puedes realizar cualquier actividad física sin que se te logren caer del oído. Sencillamente se mantienen en su lugar sin ningún problema. Me gusta mucho el diseño que tienen porque se ve como un producto de calidad. Entre las cosas que me gustaría que tuviese estos audifonos es una cajita de carga mas plana para poder llevarla en el bolsillo mas cómodamente pero de resto estoy muy a gusto con mi compra y de verdad lo recomiendo plenamente.

Tl;dr: There isn't any other set of TWS earbuds I'd put above these in their price bracket. Just get them if you're on the fence about it! Pros: - Fantastic audio quality - Long battery life - Easy pairing and audio control Nitpicks: - Lack of apt-X - Micro USB rather than USB Type C Detailed 2 month review below~ Equipment used for testing was a Sony Walkman NW-A45, LG V20, and Samsung Galaxy S10e. Audio: Quality of the audio from these is superb, with bass that isn't overpowering or muddy (provided you get a good seal, try different size eartips!). They did require a bit of EQ as the highs are very relaxed in this model, but once EQ'd they sound fantastic. They do not present harsh highs like a lot of IEMs (not even just TWS!) in this price range tend to. Have tried with a variety of music, from classical to punk rock to pop, even electronic sounds great on these. Podcast/audiobook listening with these is great also, due to long battery life and a very comfortable fit. Even without EQ, I'm sure most people would agree that the audio quality is fantastic out of the box. Battery: These earbuds present a stellar use time per charge, lasting an entire shift (9 hours) with 80% volume on my Walkman NW-A45 or Galaxy S10e, and possibly longer as they are still going after that. The case itself holds a very good charge, and I only recharge it once a week (note, this is with roughly 50 hours listening per week!). If I had to nitpick, the only thing I think that could be better here is if it charged via USB-C, rather than microUSB. Feature Set: Unlike some higher end TWS buds, these do not have touch controls, but rather a physical press of a "button" to control pairing, power and audio. Personally I see this as a positive, as most lower cost units that feature touch controls tend to have poor detection. Unfortunately these do not support apt-X which is becoming more standard nowadays, but given the audio quality is does not *need* it. Range/Bluetooth: Range seems fairly good to me, as I've had no issues being even 15m away from my device. Only further do they start to cut out occasionally, which is more than acceptable range. Pairing is easy, and connection when removed from the case is very fast. In the 2 months I've been using them, only once did the left piece "forget" it's pairing to the right; following instructions to re-pair them worked fine. They disconnect immediately when placed in the charging case, unlike others that can sometime take up to 30 seconds to disconnect! Final Verdict: if you're on the fence about these, just get them. While they don't have all the features of popular TWS IEMs like Apple AirPods or Samsung Galaxy Buds (audio passthrough being a large one), they certainly have much better audio quality, and will continue to be my every day TWS IEM for the foreseeable future!

Já havia comprado um desse de presente pro meu namorado e, quando um dos meus AirDots parou de funcionar com 2 meses de uso, não hesitei em comprar o T3 pra mim. A qualidade do som é maravilhosa. A conexão é rápida e raramente falha. Eu deixo ele num canto da academia e consigo fazer meus exercícios em qualquer lugar sem falha de conexão. A bateria dura muito, principalmente a da caixinha. Quando eu usava os Airdots, tinha qur carregar a caixinha dia sim, dia não; a do T3, uma vez por semana é suficiente. E eu uso bastante: todos os dias na academia, indo e voltando do trabalho, durante do dia, enfim, tô sempre com eles no ouvido. Quem está na dúvida por não conhecer, pode comprar sem medo. Ainda tem o bônus de cadastrar no site e conseguir 15 meses de garantia. Estou muito satisfeita.

Ótimo fone de ouvido. Procurava um fone com custo-benefício com graves presentes, e esse me atendeu muito bem, graves muito bons. A bateria dura bastante, a caixinha suporta a carga por cerca de uma semana com uso moderado. Tem um isolamento básico, nada surpreendente. O som é bem alto, raramente coloco o som em 100% pois o fone fornece um som bem alto. Em atividades físicas muito intensas, de vez em quando ele acaba escapando do ouvido, mas não é frequente.

These are a great quality pair of earbuds, they are extremely comfortable and do not feel like they are going to fall out of your ears, they come with different size buds for fitting which makes it easier to find a fit that is comfy for you. The sound quality is immense with no change in quality when it comes to making and receiving calls, and they both connect instantaneously to my phone with no delay in connection or listening speed.