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Ready for all your workout and travel needs, the TFZ X1 IEM boasts Bluetooth 5.0 lossless transmission and an IPX7 waterproof rating. It doesn’t skimp on sound, either: each channel features a balanced armature driver, a rarity among fully wireless IEMs Read More
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Bought these to use at work and they're great. Not the best for sitting down to listen to music but if you're out and about and want something to listen to these will do the job well.
In my experience these headphones play super unbalanced but with a little tweaking of the eq on my phone, OP7pro, they sound great. I've never had any connection issues and I use them almost every day, have never tried the mic so I can't comment on that. The fit of these headphones is honestly the best part for me, they're so small they don't stick out at all from your ears which is awesome way better looking than the others that hang out your ears. The case is heavy, solid metal looks super nice but is weird in a pants pocket. Have had a few charging issues but cleaning the contacts has always solved them.
Very large, bulky and heavy. Stopped charging after connector failed.
Failed after a few months. Very cheesy usb-micro connector which became detached. Sound quality was good. Pairing was OK. Ergonomics are marginal as it is very ambiguous as to which earbud goes where in the case.
It's been 1 year & they're still alive.
I mainly got them as a stand in while I wait for this tech to mature, so I didn't go in with high expectations for AQ.
Sound & battery life are OK. If this lasts me another 1-2 years, I'd call it a decent purchase.
Charging is finicky & it does make a high pitched noise while charging:
To fix both, I kind of lift the IEM slightly with a finger, let go, & let the magnets snap them back to align the charging pins until I see a red pulsating light from the IEMs.
Besides the fact that there's a bit of an alignment issue in how the IEMs snap back into the case:
Note that you should clean the gold connectors in the case and on the IEM as your earwax & oil can form a barrier for charging to occur. Not that likely, but that gunk can build up.
Fit is great, but don't start laughing with your homies in that ZOOM call, because they will start to slide out.
Honestly I enjoyed having not one but two pairs of these TFZ X1 IEMs. The audio quality was great and with the right ear tips I could hear nothing but the music playing. The problem I had with them after a few months was one earbud was not charging properly like the other, soon after they didn't charge at all. One noticeable thing was the Blue Model when charging you could hear a buzzing sounds as it was charging. Also for the price and for how long they lasted I was very disappointed and upset.