TRANYA Bluetooth 5.0 Deep Bass True Wireless Headphones Built-in Microphone, T2 Sports Wireless Earbuds, 40 Hours Playtime, IPX 5 Sweat Proof Earphones, Gift Box

These T2 model are very good wireless earphones and are an outstanding value compared to higher priced earbuds. I also owned Tranya's other wireless earphones T1.Compared to the original T1, these are slightly bigger probably due to the increased battery size, however they don't protrude any further out of the ear than the T1 and sit flush in my ear. They're very comfortable even compared to my Shure se215 wired in-ear headphones. I have worn these for hours without ear fatigue.They paired flawlessly with my S9+ and consistently pair each time I remove them from the case. Only thing to note is the left ear has dropped music for about a half a second twice now in the 12 or so hours I've tested these.The battery capacity is definitely longer than the original T1 and gives an easy 5 hours of streaming before charging them in the case plus 2 extra charges from the case.The highlight is the music quality. They produce rich music that's slightly bass heavy which I like as I primarily listen to edm and hip hop. These get very loud, louder than my se215 can. The noise isolation is good, but I think the T1 might have offered slightly better isolation but I'm still playing around with the ear tips to create the best comfort to isolation ratio.The range is very good. I left my phone downstairs in my house and walked upstairs into my kitchen before these even started to slightly cut out.Overall, for the money you can't beat these. I currently own a pair of Sony MDX1000, Shure Se215, and Plantronics rig 800lx, and these T2 are my new go to. For the compact size, music quality, battery life, and price, these can't be beat.My only con would be the UI of these. On the T1 you'd double press the right ear twice to skip track, now you long hold to skip, and double press for volume up, the T1 didn't have volume adjustment capabilities and I didn't mind using my phone to adjust volume. So with these T2's, even with the new volume capabilities when you double press to adjust volume it only goes 1 notch, so to turn your music down a lot, you'll be double pressing a lot, so your phone is much easier and quicker to adjust volume, I wish they would left it like the originals. This small issue isn't enough to subtract a star.If you're on the fence between these and more expensive earbuds like the iconx 2018 or earpods, get these and you won't regret it.

So I am somewhat of an audiophile as well as a DJ producer, so music listening is a substantial part of my lifestyle. I looked through tons of wireless headphones on Amazon and have tried out other pairs already in trying to find an alternative to spending so much money on high cost wireless headphones like beats or apple ear pods. The reviews were great on this specific pair from a ton of reviews. I don't really know if I even want to trust Amazon reviews any moire because everyone said sound quality was great and the volume was good on these. I got them, their form factor is nice, they paired ok. Some latency with answering and hanging up phone calls. Caller on other end kept complaining that the sound of my voice was going in and out on phone calls and they couldn't hear me or I sounded low at times. The charging case is nice and the fit in the ears is ok but sound quality and loudness and call quality is important to me and this pair does not offer me either and does not live up to the reviews that are posted on Amazon!!!DO NOT BUY!!

My review comes from the perspective of a person who purchased and have owned the first edition Tranya wireless earbuds. This is after I auditioned a plethora of brands, styles and price points. I ultimately relied on the Tranyas.Where the first edition had flaws in light of the relatively new and developing wireless earbud technology at the time, I am pleased to report that this 2nd 2019 version of the Tranya earbuds addressed and improved upon the weaknesses.As I stated in my first review of the 1st version, I do consider myself very picky and selective with the sound quality of my audio equipment and headphones over the years, spending $1500 on Fostex TH900 headphones, Sennheisser Noise-Canceling headphones and owning countless of premier brands (JVC S-Class Wood, Bowers & Wilkins, etc.).ON TO THE REVIEW. The value is AGAIN downright amazing. For about $60.00 I would say one would expect to pay $150-$300 for these. I prefer a V-shape sound. This second version improves upon the already punchy and deep bass. It has more depth and sub-bass. This is definitely an earbud for for bassheads. The great thing is that all you have to do is adjust your EQ or sound settings if you don't care for the level of bass. I love that I GET TO CHOOSE more or less bass and it has the ability to deliver when needed at the low levels. The treble is still pretty crisp clear on most songs. The bass still doesn't drown out the trebles. I find more detail in the trebles and highs than the 1st version. There is no "muddiness" sound as I also noted was nonexistent in the first version. The soundstage is even more impressive that the first version, and the first version was no slouch.Probably like you, I was originally hesitant to buy an off-brand -- TRANYA? What is that? Don't be fooled. They are no rookies to the crowded earbud playing field now. Do they sound like $500- $1,000 headphones? No. Do they sound like $300-$500 over the ear headphones? I think YES. Does this second version should please 95-98% of those who are picky about sound? Yes.Also, remember, a KEY to sound quality in any earbud is the tight, isolation FIT of the foam or rubber earpiece to the listener. If you don't have a snug fit, you could lose up to 30-75% of the sound quality. Also, if you have a graphic equalizer or tone adjustment on your phone or MP3 player, this can resolve 90% of sound preference issues.They are bigger than the 1st version but still fit nicely in your year without looking like some plastic ear tumor. That again was important to me since I use these primarily for the gym. The compact case is smaller than the original version with, again, magnetic connections and pair very easily. The charging case also is a portable charger. The battery is supposed to last 7-8 hours vs. the prior 2-3 hours. I have not yet tested if this is accurate.One last note, if you use aftermarket foam or rubber earpieces (as I do), the Tranya was fine to cater to third-party earpieces such as the Comply or Znari brand. For me the most dramatic improvement from the 1st to 2nd generation was the phone call mic and sound when you receive or make a phone call. Like I said, I workout a lot and receive calls at the gym. This 2nd gen plays the caller's voice from BOTH ears now which is AWESOME and in stereo. Additionally, the caller (my wife tested) told me she can hear me a remarkably better in this 2nd gen vs. the 1st gen. Frankly, the 1st gen was average at best with the phone mic quality.So there you have it. Improved bass, substantially better mic/phone capabilities, and longer charge. Oh, and dropped sound or one earbud losing sound? NOPE. I love these and I would strongly recommend them without qualification. 10/10 sound 10/10 value and 8.5/10 phone call capability.

I consider myself an audiophile and have a lot of high-end headphones and WOW these are really nice. They were not kidding when they said they have bass.Overall pros:- Really sleek case to put the headphones in- The case has an indicator of how much battery it has (the case charges the headphones when you're not using them)- BASS is actually really decent- Different tip sizes are a BIGGG bonus.Cons:- a bit priceyOverall, even though it's a bit pricey, it's DEFINITELY worth the money, the headphones connected in literally 5 seconds and have no trouble with connection. Their sound quality is amazing and comparable to really high-end headphones. Overall, I think these are a really good pair of headphones and would buy again.

Okay, let me start out this by saying I CONTACTED THE COMPANY, IF THEY RESPOND PROPERLY I WILL ADJUST THIS TO RELFECT THAT. I had these headphones for about 3 days and theyve stopped working. The right earbud is so quiet i cant hear it, and they wont pair to eachother anymore. I tried resetting them resetting my phone, everything they still refused to function. Im severely disappointed because up till then they were awesome headphones. Like i said im giving them the benifit of the doubt and saying they were duds and i will adjust this when the problem is fixed.Edit**: The company responded quickly and issued an upgrade to the t3's, will be doing one last update once they come in to make sure the product is actually worth it. But customer service is 10/10.Edit 2**: New headphones ive had for about 4 days now and theyre working great. A few bugs like sometimes they cut out for like 1 second, but thats only happend once or twice. I can confidently say the first ones were bugged and these properly working ones are keeping me very happy. I suggest these for everyone looking for long lasting battery, great sound, and very very low latency on videos. (Also great customer service)

J’ai acheté car je voulais des écouteurs avec un bon son, pour un prix raisonnable, et ne pas être surprise en plein milieu d’un entraînement avec des écouteurs déchargés ou qui tombent de mes oreilles. Mission accomplis. Le son est excellent, ils restent dans mes oreilles et je n’ai pas encore eu besoin de recharger le boîtier une fois encore après plus de 15 heures (il est encore au 2/3).Très bon achat

TLDR: Not very good.I have tested numerous headphone and earbud products and this product does not hold up to some of the reviews provided here on Amazon.- I have encountered many connectivity issues with the left ear piece.- The case is cheeply made and I can easily crack the plastic lid if I were to have it placed into my pants pocket and strike the side of my leg against an object, I do not feel confident about placing this in a back pocket.The "amazing bass" that everyone is claiming these have, is not as prominent as you'd think it would be for a product in this price range.The case is also rather thick and unpleasant.I do feel the sound quality and battery life are big pros concerning this device, however the form factor is a big con.

Product packaging felt premium out of the box. Although the product is not cheap per se (Like Anker and others), the packaging looks very premium. The packaging makes it feel more like an expensive premium product like beats and Jabra.I do not own this product for a long time. But the first impression with sound is nothing short of exemplary. I am not an audiophile by any stretch of the imagination. But that doesn't mean I can't appreciate the crisp sound it's providing. I would recommend this product at this price point.