Wireless Sport Earbuds with Up to 24 Hours Playtime
Run, lift, commute, or game without watching the battery. The case holds up to 24 hours of total playtime and shows its level on an LED display, so you know what you have before you go. Glossy black over-ear hooks keep the earbuds in place when you move.
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Run, lift, commute, or game without watching the battery. The case holds up to 24 hours of total playtime and shows its level on an LED display, so you know what you have before you go. Glossy black over-ear hooks keep the earbuds in place when you move.
All-day listening: up to 24 hours total with the charging case
- battery running out during long workouts or commutes
- audio lag when watching videos or gaming
- earbuds falling out during sports
Up to 24 hours of music, zero battery panic
Tired of your earbuds dying mid-run, mid-commute, or mid-match? Charge once and keep the audio going all day.
Earbuds that stay put while you move

Hooks that hold through the sweat
The glossy black ear hooks sit over the top of the ear, so the earbud rests on a fixed point rather than hanging off the canal. They hold through runs, gym circuits, and quick head turns. Walk a few steps after you put them in, and the fit tells you whether it is right.

Up to 24 hours, without the charger
Each earbud runs up to 5 hours on a single charge, and the case adds up to 24 hours in total. The LED display on the case shows the battery percentage, so you check the number before you leave the house. Fifteen minutes on the charger gives you about 1 hour of listening.

Low lag for gaming and video
Game mode keeps the delay under 65 ms, which keeps audio close to the action in fast matches and makes video line up with what you see. Bluetooth 5.0 holds the connection steady on the move. For the most competitive rounds, a wired headset still has the edge.
Four numbers that matter
- 24 hoursTotal playtime with case
- 5 hoursSingle-charge listening
- 65 msGame mode delay
- 15 minQuick charge for an hour
Pair and fit in three steps
- 1Pair over Bluetooth 5.0
Open the case, pick the earbuds from your phone's Bluetooth list, and wait for the blue indicator light on each earbud to confirm the connection.
- 2Set the hooks
Slide each earbud in with the over-ear hook sitting above the ear. Rotate the hook until it sits snug without pressure.
- 3Check the battery before you go
Read the percentage on the LED display of the case. Turn on game mode in your device settings when you play.
What arrives in the box
- Wireless earbuds (pair)×1
Glossy black with over-ear sport hooks
- Charging case×1
LED battery display and transparent-view lid
Dead batteries end the session

The dead battery moment
Halfway through the last mile, the left earbud cuts out and the playlist goes silent. Cheap pairs with short runtimes leave you stopping to dig for a cable, or guessing how much charge is left. The fix is simple: a case that holds a full day of listening and shows you the number before you leave.

Built for the way you move
The over-ear hooks wrap around the ear and hold the earbud in place through running, lifting, and quick direction changes. The body stays small, so it does not pull on the ear after the tenth set. You set them once, shake your head to test the seal, and stop thinking about them.

Charge less, listen more
Up to 24 hours of total playtime comes from the case, and the LED readout shows the battery level at a glance. Glance, see a strong number, and head out. A 15-minute quick charge gives you about 1 hour of listening when you are running low before a session.
What to expect over time
- First usePair and check the light
Pair with your phone over Bluetooth 5.0. The blue indicator on each earbud confirms the connection, then a short walk tests the fit.
- 3 usesDial in the hook
Adjust the over-ear hooks for your usual activity. A short run or gym session confirms the hold.
- 30 daysMake it part of the routine
Top up the case between sessions and read the LED before you leave. Most people find the battery covers their regular workouts and commutes.
How they stack up on the basics
| These earbuds | Typical budget earbuds | |
|---|---|---|
| Over-ear hooks for workouts | — | |
| LED battery readout on case | — | |
| Game mode for low-delay audio | Partial | |
| Magnetic charging contacts | — | |
| Blue connection indicator per earbud | Partial |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
Yes, for most people. The hook sits over the top of the ear, so the earbud is held in a fixed spot instead of resting in the canal alone. Put them in, walk a few steps, then shake your head gently. If the fit feels loose, rotate the hook until it sits snug. Hook fit does vary with ear shape, so a quick test before a hard session is worth the thirty seconds.
Game mode keeps the delay under 65 ms, which is enough for most mobile games, streaming, and video that needs to line up with the screen. Very fast competitive shooters will still feel a hair behind a wired headset. If you play at a high level, use these for casual sessions and keep a wired pair for ranked matches.
Each earbud lasts up to 5 hours on a single charge. The charging case adds up to 24 hours of total playtime. A 15-minute charge gives about 1 hour of listening, which covers a short run or a commute home when you are running low.
Yes. The charging case has an LED digital display that shows the remaining battery percentage. Check it before you leave, and you will know whether the case needs a top-up before the session.
At a budget price, you get up to 24 hours of total playtime, an LED battery readout, and a game mode under 65 ms. Premium brands charge more for brand name and extra features like active noise cancelling. If your priority is runtime and a fit that holds during workouts, you are paying for the features you use. Expect a plastic build rather than metal or premium materials, and the packaging does not list a water rating, so check the spec against your sweat level and weather.
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