Gaming Wireless Earbuds with LCD Battery Display Case
Gaming earbuds with a live LCD on the case and separate L and R readouts, so you see the charge before a match starts. The metal-look shell and teal LED ring fit a gaming desk without looking like a phone accessory.
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Gaming earbuds with a live LCD on the case and separate L and R readouts, so you see the charge before a match starts. The metal-look shell and teal LED ring fit a gaming desk without looking like a phone accessory.
Gaming-style wireless earbuds with a built-in LCD battery display in a rugged metal case
- not knowing battery level of case and earbuds
- bland-looking earbuds for gaming setups
Gaming earbuds that show exactly how much juice is left
Before: guessing which bud or case is dying mid-match. After: one glance at a live LCD tells you where you stand, in a case that matches your setup.
Battery Levels You Can Actually Read

Read the charge without guessing
The case and each earbud show their own battery level on the LCD. Check the L and R readouts before a match and you know which bud needs the case. No more pulling out your phone to check.

Looks like gear, not gadgets
Gunmetal finish, hex screw detailing and a teal LED ring on each earbud. The case reads as premium on a desk next to a monitor, and the compact size keeps it in a pocket for the commute.

Charges on USB-C
The case takes a standard USB-C cable, so there is no proprietary plug to hunt for. Set it beside your phone on the desk and top it up while you work.
From Box to Match in Four Steps
- 1Charge the case
Plug a USB-C cable into the port on the case and read the level on the LCD.
- 2Open the flip lid
Lift the lid to reveal the earbuds seated in the case. Read the L and R levels on the display.
- 3Pair with your device
Turn on Bluetooth on your phone or PC and select the earbuds from the device list.
- 4Check before every session
Glance at the LCD before you queue. If one bud is low, top it up before the match starts.
Built to Look Good on Your Desk
The cut-out that came out of nowhere
You are three rounds deep, the audio drops, and the bud in your left ear goes quiet. Generic earbuds give you a blinking light or a phone pop-up, and by then the match is already gone. You charge blind, or you find out in the middle of a raid. It is a small failure that costs more than it should.
One glance changes the game
The M25 puts a live LCD on the case and separate L and R readouts for the earbuds. You check the number before you queue, see which bud needs the charge, and get back to the match. If you are shopping around, the closest alternatives are wireless earbuds with a blinking light, and this set does the job without the guesswork.
Why This, Not a Blinking Light
| This | Generic TWS earbuds | |
|---|---|---|
| Case battery readout | — | |
| Separate L and R levels | — | |
| Metal-look hex-screw shell | — | |
| Teal LED glow on earbuds | — |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
The readout lives on the case, so you check it without touching a device. The earbuds pair over Bluetooth 5.2, which works with most recent phones and PCs that have Bluetooth turned on.
The display shows a separate L and R level along with the case level, so the low bud is obvious at a glance. It is the number you act on before a session starts.
Each earbud has a teal LED ring that lights up when it is active. It is the glow you see first across the desk, and it is a big part of why the set looks the way it does.
The case has a gunmetal, metal-look shell with visible hex screws. You are paying for the finish and the LCD, and the compact size keeps the case easy to carry.
One pair of wireless earbuds and one charging case with the LCD readout, the hex-screw shell and the USB-C port.
You get a live battery readout on the case and on each earbud, a metal-look shell and a teal LED ring in one set. Gaming headsets with readouts cost more and take up more desk space, so the value here is the visible charge information for the money.
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