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TWS Bluetooth Earbuds with Battery Display & Tap Control

TWS Bluetooth Earbuds with Battery Display & Tap Control
TWS Bluetooth Earbuds with Battery Display & Tap Control
TWS Bluetooth Earbuds with Battery Display & Tap Control
TWS Bluetooth Earbuds with Battery Display & Tap Control
TWS Bluetooth Earbuds with Battery Display & Tap Control
TWS Bluetooth Earbuds with Battery Display & Tap Control
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TypeElectronics > Audio > True Wireless Earbuds
MaterialGlossy plastic
ColorPure white with a glossy finish
ConnectivityBluetooth wireless
ControlsTap on the whole outer earbud body
Battery displayPer earbud and case, shown on the phone
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The earbuds you grab for the commute should not be a guessing game. These glossy white TWS earbuds show the battery level for each earbud and the case on your phone, so you know what you have before you leave. Pair in a few taps on iPhone or Android and control playback right on the...

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Description

The earbuds you grab for the commute should not be a guessing game. These glossy white TWS earbuds show the battery level for each earbud and the case on your phone, so you know what you have before you leave. Pair in a few taps on iPhone or Android and control playback right on the earbud body.

Real battery capacity shown per earbud and case, with easy tap control

Solves
  • unsure how much battery is left
  • tricky pairing with phone
  • touch controls that miss inputs

Know Your Charge Before You Leave the House

Stop guessing whether your earbuds will last the commute. See real battery levels for each earbud and the case, then tap and go.

Built around the one number you check

Phone screen with battery levels for each earbud and the case

Battery you can actually see

Your phone shows a separate charge level for each earbud and one for the case. You see the weaker earbud before it cuts out mid-call, not after. Most budget pairs give you a vague light or nothing at all.

Diagram of tap control across the whole earbud body

Tap control that responds

The tap surface covers the whole outer earbud body, so you are not hunting for a small spot with cold fingers. Answer a call or pause a track without reaching for the phone. A firm, single tap registers most reliably.

Step-by-step pairing guide for iPhone and Android devices

Pairs in seconds

Hold the pairing button on the case back, switch on Bluetooth, and pick the earbuds from the list. The same routine works on iPhone and Android. Keep both earbuds out of the case during setup so they show up in the list.

Three charge levels, always visible

  • 3Charge levels on screen: each earbud and the case
  • 2Wireless earbuds in the set
  • 100%Full charge shown in the phone battery popup
  • 1Rechargeable charging case

Connect to iPhone or Android in three steps

  1. 1
    Take both earbuds out

    Lift the earbuds out of the charging case so they are ready to pair.

  2. 2
    Hold the case button

    On iPhone, press and hold the button on the back of the case. On Android, open the lid and hold the button for 4 seconds.

  3. 3
    Pick them from your list

    Turn on Bluetooth on your phone and select the earbuds from the device list. The battery popup appears once they connect.

Earbuds and charging case, nothing extra

  • Wireless earbuds×2

    Glossy white with tap control on the outer body

  • Charging case×1

    Rechargeable, with a pairing button on the back

Dead earbuds mid-song, every time

The dead-earbud moment

The train pulls in, you reach for your earbuds, and the left one has already gone quiet. There is no warning and no readout, just a song cut off halfway down the platform. Cheap pairs leave you guessing every morning and hoping the case has enough left for the ride.

Seeing the charge

Open the phone and the popup lists each earbud and the case as a real percentage. The readout in our product photos reads 100%, 100% and 52%, so you spot the weaker earbud before you walk out the door.

Ready to go

A tap on the outer body starts playback or answers a call. The pairing button on the case back handles reconnecting. You leave knowing your charge, and your pockets stay empty.

Why this, not a no-name pair

ThisNo-name budget earbuds
Battery shown per earbud and case —
Tap control on the whole earbud body Partial
Pairing button on the case back Partial
AirPods-style case design Partial
Works with iPhone and Android

Characteristics

Main
TypeElectronics > Audio > True Wireless Earbuds
Details
MaterialGlossy plastic
ColorPure white with a glossy finish
ConnectivityBluetooth wireless
ControlsTap on the whole outer earbud body
Battery displayPer earbud and case, shown on the phone
ChargingRechargeable charging case
PairingButton on the back of the case
CompatibilityiPhone and Android
SizeCompact

Reviews

Questions and answers

Are these a real brand or a generic budget pair?
w
Wanelo · seller

They are sold as i60 TWS earbuds, a budget pair with an AirPods-style case. The part that sets them apart is the phone readout: each earbud and the case show a charge level after pairing. If a famous brand name matters more to you than that readout, a name-brand pair is the better buy.

Do these work with both iPhone and Android?
w
Wanelo · seller

Yes. Turn on Bluetooth and pick the earbuds from the list on either phone. On iPhone you press and hold the button on the back of the case. On Android you open the lid and hold the button for 4 seconds.

How do I see the battery level for each earbud and the case?
w
Wanelo · seller

Pair them once, then open the battery popup on your phone while the earbuds are connected. It shows the level for each earbud and the case, so you can check before you leave.

Is the tap control reliable for calls and music?
w
Wanelo · seller

Tap control covers the whole outer earbud body. Use a firm, single tap and wait a second before the next one, since a light tap can be missed. A tap answers a call or starts and pauses playback.

Are they good enough for workouts and calls at this price?
w
Wanelo · seller

They are built for the commute, the gym, calls and music on the go. Expect everyday sound rather than studio detail. The value is in the readout, the tap controls and a compact case that fits a pocket.

Is it worth it over a no-name pair?
w
Wanelo · seller

A no-name pair costs little, but it leaves you guessing about charge, and a dead earbud on the train costs you the rest of the ride. The readout is the part most budget pairs skip, and it is the part you check every day.

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