These ultra-compact X3 earbuds and charging case from Edifier are possibly the smallest overall set I’ve had to review recently. tech-review-edifier-x3-tws-earbuds I genuinely liked the Edifier X3 Earbuds, which endeared themselves to me during the review period. When the Town was in lockdown they delivered free to your door even if you only wanted a bag of screws. I also found that when watching video on laptop there was a lag between the sound and the image, which I didn't experience with my last pair of headphones. They should win an award for the way they have stepped up to the challenge throughout the covid 19 pandemic.

Activate the gaming mode and the latency is pretty much gone on iPhone - the action you see on screen and the sound effects go hand in hand. Today, we’ll review the Edifier X3 true wireless earbuds – the brand’s entry-level earbuds catered to consumers looking for products that offer the most bang for one’s buck. As the sound remained the same, it's a question of you want a more pocketable case of the original X3, or the added gaming mode and 2 hours extra playtime of the X3s. There is very slight latency that isn’t really noticeable in something like a video, and definitely not in a song, however these would probably not be the best while playing games. They are round on the inside, and while they're not necessarily bigger than more bean-shaped Haylou GT1 Plus and SoundPEATS TrueDot, they fill up your ears more.It also has a richer sound, with stronger and more detailed bass and pleasant warmer undertone, while maintaining detail in the higher tones. I’ve previously reviewed the Edifier TWS1 earbuds and although they are only slightly more expensive, with overall longer battery life, I think the X3’s have them beat!

It puts more emphasis on the lower mid-tones and keeps vocals close by, staying away from the higher frequencies and harsh peaks the X3s can display - but the M13 also sounds more restricted, sometimes muffled even. Because the Edifier X3 are built a bit wider, it is more difficult to close the microphone input because it hits part of your ear. The earphones come with two satellite speakers, each with an RMS power of 34 W and a sensitivity of 85 dB.The Edifier X3 may have a steady bass-slam, but the bass doesn't come with the force, the rumble that the MS1 throws at you after each clap and thump. As the touch panels are limited to the flat outer surface of the earbuds, you can still easily touch on earbud on the sides without triggering accidental controls. noise-cancellation technology that reduces environmental noise, effectively providing high-quality passive noise isolation for an immersive user experience.