The earbud is inspired of implied-strength of locomotive pistons , couple with the delicate appearance of trapezoidal ring, showcasing a sense of exclusivity and allowing you to demonstrate your personality. The charging case is equipped with dynamic light bars while the light effects also inform the state of the earbuds. Physical buttons and ring shape are incorporated within the design to ensure the control accuracy. Ultra-Low Latency Gaming – Fragging with Minimal Delays Even after twisting and turning the buds and trying to find the magical position that would be the most ergonomic for my ears, I was unsuccessful. You may look sleek with the Edifier W240TN buds on, but that style comes at a cost. You'll definitely need to take breaks every one to two hours while wearing these wireless earbuds. Could Edifier improve yes, the fact you don’t have multi-point pairing would have been nice to have added. Call quality is also an area that really needs improvement, especially in busy environments. Apart from that if you do not want to splash the bank or can’t and want a pair of buds that does most things well these are a very good option to consider. Product Rating: Thanks to its design, as well as its stable and secure fit, the W240TN’s noise-cancelling performance mostly impresses. Walking about with them in central London, the ANC thins out vehicles on the road without erasing them from your general vicinity, and they do this without applying a noise-cancelling ‘whine’, so what you get here is a fairly clean performance. The Edifier W240TNs provide you with a strong pair of buds to really compete with others available at that price point. If you like that piston-style build you will be very pleased with what you get from these buds. The battery life is very good and the audio quality considering the price point will put a smile on your face.

Edifier has also provided the user with transparency mode otherwise known as an ambient mode which provides you with a hiss-free implementation with no lag and built-in mics that let me hear a conversation even when am pretending not to listen to that conversation in the office. The Edifier App Dust and water resistance are not permanent, and the performance may deteriorate due to daily wear-and-tear. 10-Minute Fast Charge Enables – 2 Hours Playtime Edifier employs hybrid ANC to eliminate vast amounts of ambient noise. How well does the technology perform? Much better than the price suggests. Neither case has wireless charging, both have an IP55 rating, but the Elite 3s come with Google Fast Pair. The real trade-off seems to be the better software behind the Elite 3s, and the better coaxial drivers of the W240TNs. Q: How does the Edifier W240TN compare to the Creative Outlier Pro? Edifier kept a lot of important factors in mind with the W240TN TWS earbuds. They are suitable for gym use where your hands tend to get sweaty and interfere with touch controls. I also recommend these earbuds for rainy regions where constant downpours plague the residents.We found they fit very well in your ears and offer that snug fit now if you need to get a better fit the buds come with 4 pairs of ear tips (XS, S, L) The medium fit come already on the buds. The Edifier looks a lot like the Beats Studio Buds; they’ve got the same sculpted boot appearance that helps them slip into the ear easily, and they also make use of physical controls, which is again helpful in operating the earbuds. There’s that sure-fire recognition and response that comes with presses than there is with touch controls. The charging case is just as attractive. It is rectangular with rounded edges and has a pulsating LED that gives off 1980s TV show Knight Rider vibes. It feels nice in the hand and sturdy enough to survive tumbles to the concrete. Strong magnets keep the buds latched onto their charging slots and the lid shut tight. From brands as diverse as 1More, Earfun, OneSonic, and Ugreen, we’ve seen plenty try to wade in on the cheap noise-cancelling bandwagon – does the Edifier manage to jump on? Design If you’re streaming music from relatively low-resolution services like Spotify or Sirius XM, you’re not going to any decline in audio performance due to these earbuds using the SBC codec instead of AAC, aptX, or LDAC. If you’re really committed to squeezing the most value out of your Qobuz or Tidal subscription, on the other hand, you need to consider shopping in a different aisle. These earbuds aren’t aimed at you.

Two drivers engineered on a parallel axe deliver a natural, detail-rich, and high-definition audio experience. A 10mm-woofer and a 6mm-tweeter built in each earbud ensure a wider frequency response range and create an immersive listening feeling. Enhanced Active Noise Cancellation and Ambient Sound Mode for Your Safety Tai nghe bluetooth chơi game có độ trễ cực thấp.Chế độ trò chơi độ trễdưới 80ms mang đến trải nghiệm chơi game đồng bộ. Tai nghe gaming đảm bảo cảm giác chân thực nhất với người chơi, tiếng động trong game gần như đồng bộ, mang lại trải nghiệm đắm chìm trong thế giới riêng. Let's talk about the sound produced by the Edifier W240TN TWS earbuds. You should know that I lean towards the bassy spectrum of audio. That being said, the W240TN wireless earbuds produce crispy, detailed sound without overdoing the bass or drowning out the high notes. Personally, I do like heavily punchy sound, so I ended up adjusting the audio with the in-app EQ. Most other users are likely to be incredibly happy with the tune that the W240TN earbuds play.

Battery Life

The Edifier W240TN's ANC is a good offering for the price; slightly stronger than the Soundcore Life A3i, and around the same or a bit better than the 1more ComfoBuds Pro and Soundcore Space A40. Comfort is satisfying for music lovers that want to listen for long stretches. I would often wear the buds for three hours straight before experiencing any fatigue around the concha.

Edifier W240TN's actual buttons are easy to operate, and don't make your earbuds move too deeply in your ears when you press them. The brand is notoriously hesitant when it comes to putting all the desired controls on your earbuds. This time around, the controls are the same on both earbuds, and as a result, the control scheme is too limited: You can expect a stable connection here, with the W240TN supporting Bluetooth 5.3. No dropouts or interferences were noticed throughout many hours of testing. Battery Life Meanwhile, the bass from the drum hits is forceful, giving those low frequencies a nice feeling of solidness and impact. And there’s José James’ soulful vocals which the Edifier affords a smooth character to them. The Edifier W240TN doesn't just combine the best aspects of the energetic low-budget Edifier X3s , the warm Edifier TWS2 NB and the treble-intensive Edifier TWS1 Pro ; it sounds better then all of them. You can't miss how prominent vocals are on Edifiers newest earbuds. Whether it's darker male singers, female vocalists, or higher male singers: vocals take the center stage in the music. They're forward, crisp, and vibrant; just as easily dipping into the lows as reaching the higher notes. That is: highs within comfortable listening levels. While treble is clear and lively in reproducing both vocals and brighter instruments like violins or cymbals, highs cut off before they have the chance of sounding sharp or too bright - with the exception of the single highest volume level. Not many wireless earbuds manage handle this well.

🍪 Privacy & Transparency

While they come in at the same price, the Jabra Elite 3's 6mm driver is only as large as the smaller driver in the Edifier W240TNs coaxial driver arrangement. Both have 2 mics per bud, mono mode, ANC and transparency modes. The Elite 3s have less battery life in the buds, but the extra juice the case has gives them 3 more hours of life overall. The Edifier W240TN supports Edifier’s Connect app, which offers levels of customization from a Game mode that reduces audio latency to swapping between noise-cancelling modes and ‘sound effects’ (Classic, Dynamic, Customised).