EDIFIER TWS200 LOLIPOD TRUE WIRELESS EARPHONES REVIEW

 If you expensive the Apple AirPod's open style yet are not ready to pay the top-dollar prices it commands, this might be right up your street. The Edifier TWS200, which is likewise known as the Lolipod, features a comparable semi-in-ear layout that doesn't seal you from the outside world, and what's far better is its budget-friendly price tag of just RM169. Captivated already?

What remains in Package

The product packaging is similar to all of the various other Edifier TWS200, which suggests a grey box with the product picture in the center.

Qualcomm aptX support is amongst the highlights of the Edifier TWS200, as it is certainly not all that common in a pair of earphones this inexpensive.

Over on the back we get even more specs and highlighted functions ...

And customarily too, the contents are extremely straightforward. You obtain the earphones, an individual overview, a microUSB cable television and a turned on carbon deodorizer. None of that silicon dehumidifier things here. Moving on, let's look into the Edifier TWS200's specifications ...

Individual Experience

As you might get out of an item that's expected to mimic Apple's designs, the layout right here is extremely simple. The glossy black looks very great right here however after a few days in my backpack, it has collected more than its reasonable share of scrapes. I do want they have actually opted for the matte coating of the Edifier TWS5's situation rather.

Matching

One area that Edifier really did not handle to match Apple is the reality that they still needed to place in a button. This switch is only required for pairing, so after you pair it with your smartphone, you should be able to ignore it.

Between the earphones lie a little LED that works as a standing LED. As you can see. It can glow in white as well as red, which show the following:

Power On: White LED remain on for 1 secondly

Bluetooth Set: Red LED blinking

TWS Set: White LED blinking

Deleted pairing: LEDs flash for 6 secs

Convenience

Extra controls are available by touching them near the second microphone opening. They function via a variety of faucets, with taps on either the left as well as best earpieces representing various features.

Left: Trigger Voice Assistant

Right: Answer/End/Play/ Time out. 

When used separately, you can not activate voice aide, with dual faucets enabling you to pick up as well as finish telephone calls as well as play as well as pause your music. There are no motions, so you can't adjust the volume via the earpieces of the Edifier TWS200, unlike some even more premium earphones featuring a similar design. As every little thing is made of glossy plastic, if you are very OCD about smearing up the earpieces, the Edifier TWS200 is absolutely not the earphones for you. They do rest quite pleasantly in my ears however, as well as since there's no silicone ideas horning in your ear canals, I found it feasible to use it for longer than I would generally use my in-ear earphones for.

Sound.

Something to note regarding the Edifier TWS200 is that it has quite a bit of bass which shocked me considering its semi-in-ear style, although I quickly understood that it may have simply a bit too much of it. The bass guitar in Hotel California quickly subdued every little thing else, while the sizzle from the cymbal was significantly missing. It absolutely leans to a cozy noise signature, with a heavy focus on the reduced frequencies that subdues as well as wraps up whatever else.

I can rarely suggest it for any sort of music as I found also EDM beats to be a bit overwhelmingly warm, but that might be my very own personal choice. Considering that there's no sound seclusion that an in-ear style could use, the Edifier TWS200 allows you absorb the sound around you, for much better or even worse. It could create some to show up the volume though, so you may wish to recognize that.

Battery life.

Battery life is excellent with me obtaining the 6 hours that Edifier claimed the Edifier TWS200 will use. The battery life of the earpieces are offered in the Bluetooth food selection of many smart devices, yet it might possibly be a bit harder to keep tabs on the battery of the case as the single LED isn't the most practical for that. I do want Edifier had the foresight to throw in a USB-C port here, but I think you get what you spend for ...

Verdict.

For RM169, I personally find it quite hard to suggest the Edifier TWS200. I would rather opt for the Edifier TWS1, as that supplied a bass-centric audio signature which made EDM tunes fun to listen to, but the Edifier TWS200 Lolipod is just overdoing it. Unless you actually need a pair of low-cost semi-in-ear earphones, simply get the Edifier TWS1. You can thank me later.

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