Groov-e Jazz Buds True Wireless Earphones with 25H Playtime & Portable Charging Case | Type-C, Powerful Bass And Voice Assistant - Black

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I was really impressed with the sound quality these buds produce, yes they lacked bass at times but then sound sound will “leak” due to the fact your ear canal isnt completely plugged up.

technology, users are able to connect the PlayBuds seamlessly with any smart- device that’s up to 10 metres away. The SoundBuds are more comfortable with mid-range frequencies that don’t push their drivers particularly hard.

When you turn these buds on for the first time you will notice you will have to press the button on each bud and then you will hear a ladies voice which says power on or Power off depending on what you’re doing. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

So as you can see it’s a lot to remember and it gets worse as you can just use one bud at a time and the instructions are slightly different. The first thing that you noticed when taking the buds out of the box is they look remarkably like another company's airearbudpods, Featuring a modern yet ergonomic design, the Jazz Buds are comfortable to wear for extended periods of time and once had popped them in my ears they were so lightweight I really struggled to tell I was wearing them, this was weather just walking out and about or or even during a session in the gym. The Music Buds allow you to listen to music at a decent quality but nothing to get an audio fan excited.Voice-assistant enabled, users can even activate Siri or Google without removing their device from a bag or pocket. So once groove got in touch and asked me if I would like to review the company’s new wireless earbuds the jazz buds, I suitability agreed to give them a whirl. Design-wise Groov-e has made these buds look very simple with a matt black casing with a button embedded on the front of the bud that has a little circle that is a LED. However, If audio quality is at the top of your list the highs in the Music Buds will disappoint but one would question why you’re looking at budget buds if that was the case.

This can cause more connectivity problems on the budget end of headphones, but it can also offer convenient audio without any pesky cables getting in the way. The case has a cheap plastic feel inside 2 magnets each side to hold the buds in the case and charge them when not in use. The Groov-e Music Buds are decent pair of earbuds but nothing to get you overly excited but maybe that is the point as they are in the budget sector of the market.

Touch control enables users to play and pause music, skip forward and back through tracks and alter the volume just by gently pushing on the earbuds. That said, the earbuds and case are light and compact, and for transporting in a bag or pocket everyday they’re perfectly sufficient. Don’t get me wrong the silicone tips do provide a good fit but suit more of the everyday use over hitting the gym.

With our range we’ve shown that you don’t need to spend a ton of money to get a decent pair of true wireless earphones. The SoundBuds feel cheap, yet streamlined – and it’s a shame that the charging case feels even cheaper for what it is. The earphones come with a portable charging case which doubles up and storage case for when they are not in use.Perfect for daily use, the Jazz Buds allow users to stay connected and enjoy up to 25 hours of their favourite music in true stereo sound quality anywhere, anytime. The connection therefore isn’t as strong as we would like – and it’s obvious when listening that this isn’t the latest Bluetooth standard, so you will get music cutting in and out on occasion.