Audio-Technica Ath-Cks50tw Wireless In-Ear Headphones, Black

audio technica ath cks50tw wireless in ear headphones black

Audio-Technica ATH-CKS50TW Wireless in-Ear Headphones, Black

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Note : If the size of the earbud tips does not match the size of your ear canals or the headset is not worn properly in your ears, you may not obtain the correct sound qualities or call performance. Change the earbud tips to ones that fit more snugly in your ear
Newly developed 9 mm drivers deliver clear, full-range audio with the punch of enhanced bass
Best-in-class battery life with up to 20 hours of continuous playback on a full charge (and up to 90 minutes of use from a 10-minute quick charge)
Multipoint pairing function allows you to stay connected to two Bluetooth devices at once
Buttons in the earbuds provide easy control of music playback, volume, calls, and hear-through and noise-cancelling functions
Low latency mode improves synchronicity between audio and video for smooth streaming and gaming

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Brand : Audio-Technica
Category : Electronics,Headphones, Earbuds & Accessories,Headphones & Earbuds,Earbud Headphones
Rating : 4.3
ListPrice : US $149
Price : US $149
Review Count : 117
SalesRank : 0

audio technica ath cks50tw wireless in ear headphones black

Audio-Technica ATH-CKS50TW Wireless in-Ear Headphones, Black

I\'ve bought Apple AirPods pro, Google Pixel Buds, and Klipsch T5 II buds before these.Pros:- Great battery life. (Apple and Google buds are generally smaller but have less battery. I think the extra size is worth it, and it still comfortable to wear.)- Great sound, best of all of the buds I\'ve bought. EQ is adjustable and transparent.- Buds snap into the case very easily without much fiddling when there isn\'t much light around. (Google and especially Klipsch are a more tricky. Apple buds are easy.)- The transparency (aka hear-through) mode is almost as good as Apple buds. (Klipsch is the worst in this category)- The noise cancelling seems OK. I don\'t use this feature very much, especially since the in-ear- It uses intuitive, normal buttons instead of relying on gestures (like the Google buds)- No annoying blue lights blinking in my partners eyes (like the Klipsch)Nuetral:It has a product location feature which is unique. It shows them on a map like a Tile. I would more typically lose a bud around my bedroom, however, so it would be nice if it just played a high-pitched sound instead.Cons:Case is the most bulky that I\'ve used, so it\'s not as pocketable. It doesn\'t weigh very much though.
Wow! These have great battery life for both the ear buds and the charging case. The sound quality is fantastic, I feel the bass COULD punch a little harder at times but that\'s just preference and not a poor reflection on the quality of these ear buds. When thinking of comfort, I was able to sit for over 4 hours with these in. No discomfort for me! The fit is comfortable too!
Overall I like the product, the audio is great, I do not geat ear aches while wearing them for long gaming sessions and overally very happy.I mostly use them on pc, as my last pair of headphones went flying because my pets were playing. Strongly recommend using \"peace equalizer\" by source forge to tune the buds since there is no app for pc like they have for phones..
Really good sound quality and battery. It’s unfortunate I had them for only 4 months and the left ear bud cuts out frequently. Really liked them to this point, shame for how much the price is for how long they last. Buyer beware
Class leading battery (15-20 on the buds alone) , fairly good sound (and we get Apt X Adaptive), multipoint, app support, independent bud use, and okay ANC equals a win in my book. All of this for about $100 less than Sony.Currently, the only other review says the phone call quality is poor. Personally, i haven\'t heard any complaints and on Zoom meetings and regular calls I\'m told I come in clear and sound fine.These wireless earbuds don\'t necessarily win in any specific category from the other 12 or so TWS earbuds I\'ve tried/owned, but the combination of all of the features and performance make it worthwhile for the price, for sure.
I bought these and a pair of Bose Quiet Comfort. These outperform the Bose in comfort (the bose make my ears tired), sound quality for music, video audio sync (the Bose audio is frustratingly delayed while watching movies on my Kindle Fire), user experience (the Audio Technica buttons are easier to use and the click behaviors make more sense to me), and massively on battery life (10+ hours on the Audio Technica versus 4+ on the Bose, not enough for even a mid range flight). The Bose do have much stronger noise cancelation. On a flight I could barely hear anything, from the engines to flight attendant announcements. The Audio Technica drown out all the mechanical noise but I could hear announcements through them. Honestly that\'s probably a good thing, but I did prefer the audio cocoon of the Bose. All that said, it\'s no contest, the Audio Technicas are fantastic!
The reasons I\'m stopping the search for ideal earbuds is these have all that I\'m looking for now:Pros1. long battery life2. non-irritating to the ear3. support for multiple devices concurrently (in my case galaxy s21 4g and galaxy s5ee tablet.4. large battery in charging case5. each earbud can work indepently6. good sound (I\'m not an audio expert but they sound nice to me)7. Noise cancellation ( not the best noise cancellation in our house or the gym, I haven\'t tried them on a flight yet)ConDoes not support wireless chargingSometimes an earbud loses connection to a device when not in use but it is easily reconnected.
Awesome sound and the connect software is really useful with the eq... The hear through mode is pretty useful and not really advertised. However, the right ear bud drains it\'s battery about twice as fast as the left. So, I bought these for the battery life and can only get like 8 hours before the right one dies. Even tried taking the left out first to test if it was the Bluetooth connection \"master\" causing the drain but the right side still drained faster. Really annoyed with that and the fact that audio Technica\'s warranty process is a real pain in the ass. So, for now, I\'m stuck with what would otherwise be great headbuds but with so so battery life due to an obvious manufacturing and/or firmware big.