The Edifier TWS NB earbuds provide great noise reduction and perform well when receiving calls in loud environments. Additionally, the long battery life and sound performance make these truly wireless ...

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They have no wires but when it comes to truly wireless earphones (TWS), it seems that great audio-only comes with big prices. Sure, you can get a TWS from a well-known brand for as low as Rs 1,499 or ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. The Edifier TWS NB true wireless earphones deliver decent ...

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The last year has seen an influx of noise-cancelling true wireless earphones, and it's no longer safe to assume that a pair that costs less than $200 will be incapable of delivering quality ANC ...

Edifier recently released the Edifier X2 true wireless stereo earbuds with some pretty compelling specifications for the price, starting with a promised battery life of up to 7 hours without the ...

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The last year has seen an influx of noise-cancelling true wireless earphones, and it's no longer safe to assume that a pair that costs less than $200 will be incapable of delivering quality ANC ...

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