Happy Plugs AIR 1 GO In-Ear Wireless Earphone

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There’s no denying it — the Happy Plugs Air 1 true wireless headphones take heavy design cues from another pair of true wireless buds — the Apple AirPods Pro. That, however, isn’t necessarily a bad thing. The headphones are well-built, offer a premium build-quality, and generally look great. The bottom of the case features a repairing button, USB Type-C charging port and four LED indicator lights which can show both the charging status of the case and light up when the earbuds themselves are charging. Sound Quality

If you have connected Air 1 Plus to your phone or tablet before, go ahead and delete them now from the Bluetooth Settings. Also make sure the Air 1 Plus charging case has been charged for a couple of minutes. Before using, make sure Air 1 is charged. Place them in the charge case for at least 15 minutes before first use. The high-end response is perhaps the worst thing about these earbuds, but it’s still not necessarily bad. You’ll get decent high response, and while we would have appreciated more high extension, and a boost in highs in general, but cymbals are still present enough and vocal sibilance is there.The Happy Plugs Air 1 ANC headphones connect to your listening device through Bluetooth 5.0, and we found that they retained a very good connection throughout testing. While many true wireless bugs at least skip every now and then, these didn’t seem to do so. These headphones are well-designed and comfortable, but ultimately sound quality is the most important thing to consider. And, thankfully, these sound pretty great.

So, to conclude, the Happy Plugs Air 1 Zen are a decent pair of punchy and bassy true wireless earbuds for gym-goers and those that like a thump to their music, but they were let down by their effectiveness at being able to maintain high-end clarity in various songs. As mentioned, the earbuds are more or less moulded to emulate Apple’s AirPods Pro headphones — and they thankfully have that awesome AirPods Pro comfort-level too. These headphones are about as comfortable as true wireless headphones can get. You can really wear these for hours on end without any issues, which is great news for those who want something to keep in their ears for a while. The earbuds feature a rubber ear-tip design which I have found very comfortable to use. The ear-tips provide a secure fit in the ear and the lightweight design of the earbuds also makes them comfortable to use for long periods, I also found the shape of the earbuds to be good and I did not find them uncomfortable to wear. The ear-tips offer a good amount of passive isolation from the environment around you and there are also five alternative ear-tip sizes included in the box. The earbuds are comfortable to wear and offer good passive sound isolation.The headphone LED-lights will show a solid light when charging. If not, the charge case itself might need charging via the included Micro-USB cable. SBC AUDIO CODEC - SBC, or low-complexity subband codec, is an audio subband codec. SBC is a digital audio encoder and decoder used to transfer data to Bluetooth audio output devices like headphones or loudspeakers. SBC supports mono and stereo streams, certain sampling frequencies up to 48 kHz. The codec does not have bitrate limitations.