LYPERTEK PurePlay Z7 - Triple Hybrid Driver True Wireless Earbuds, App Control, LDX Audio, 10+70h Battery Life, Wireless Charging, Bluetooth 5.2
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Style: Z7 High End
Color: Black
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- NEXT GENERATION WIRELESS SOUND: The new PurePlay Z7 follows on the huge success of Lyperteks first true wireless release - the award-winning PurePlay Z3 - offering an updated design, improved set of features and for the first time ever; triple-hybrid-driver technology delivering audio unlike any other true wireless.
- PURECONTROL APP & LDX AUDIO: The PureControl app offers access to the high quality 7-band EQ, LDX Audio mode, Hear Through mode, button customization, Find My Earbuds and much more. The new LDX Audio mode adds a new dimension to the listening experience with a designated audio profile developed specifically for the Z7. Available for iOS and Android.
- EXTENDED LISTENING: To make sure the PurePlay Z7 earphones are always ready for action they provide 10 hours playtime on a single charge and with the included fabric case, the PurePlay Z7 earphones can be charged a further 7 times extending the full playtime to 80 hours.
- BLUETOOTH 5.2: Equipped with the latest Qualcomm chipset with aptX and ACC high-quality audio codecs, the PurePlay Z7 True Wireless earphones support advanced Bluetooth 5.2 to provide an even more stable wireless connection with extended range.
- EASY CONTROL & HEAR THROUGH MODE: Easy to use buttons on the PurePlay Z7 helps avoid accidental button presses and prevents the need to push onto the earphone; PurePlay Z7 also uses this button to activate Hear Through mode and voice assistance.
Product Dimensions: 4.21 x 1.77 x 4.53 inches
Item Weight: 7.8 ounces
Item model number: PUREPLAY Z7
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: June 3, 2021
Manufacturer: LYPERTEK
Country of Origin: China
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Color: Black
Audio quality is really good for the price, or any price for that matter. Comparable or better than earbuds that cost almost double the price or more. Sound is very detailed, clean, and balanced. Soundstage is definitely on the better side of tw earbuds. Not the best but very good especially for the price. Bass isn’t overpowering and nothing is really pushed forward so music sounds as the artist intended the music to sound. Maybe not the best for dance and workout songs because of this but everything, overall, is a pleasure to listen to. Passive noise isolation is again on the better side. Really no need for any active noise cancellation once music has been turned up a bit unless you fly a lot or work as a train conductor or something. Wished there was a transparency mode because of the noise isolation but can’t really complain for the price. Maybe for the next generation or through a firmware update. The company is releasing an app for the earbuds by the end of this year. 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Indicator lights are very useful. Does not support wireless charging but not really a fan and it doesn’t really matter for me especially since I only charge them once a week. Takes about 2 hours to charge the case completely. I had some connection issues and whatnot with the one I ordered from Amazon and after messaging the company a bit, they sent another pair to me, express 2-day overseas shipping and free of charge. Definitely going to be on the lookout if they drop their next generation set of tw earbud and a very satisfied customer. Overall, very happy with my purchase and I would definitely still consider buying them if they were $130. Maybe even $200 if they offered transparency mode or some other features. The audio quality is that good. The only thing that bothers me is that the Bluetooth connection isn’t the best. Bluetooth 5.0 but has a fairly short range especially with a wall or two. I always keep my phone on me so it’s not really an issue but just a side note. 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Style: Z3 Premium
Color: Black
Tracks: are listed. All Bluetooth from iPhone 6s standard def. Comparison: Shure SE 535, My own setup which I wont bore you with but essentially tubes and vinyl Summary. Pro: wow where to start - everything, Con: well compared to the Shure they have a slight veil across the music. Hang on the 535 are 5x the price. Shut up John. At the price? Nothing against these at all on any kind of music. I have just run through the gamut of music I listen to, and at no time did I want to skip. I threw everything at these guys and they did not run away. Even the Ode to Joy. They were spectacular on vocals but everything else was, quite frankly, amazing They beat the Shure down in the bass - yep you heard. I've had them for maybe a month and by the sound of them they are still breaking in. Make a note. They break in. Depending on how much you use them 1w. You can read all about the tech wonderment and controls on the website. The only quibble and it would not stop my buying them is the case. They are hard to get out. I have sausage fingers and they slip - solved in a while with grip adding. But that's it. These are quite simply superb, for the money and probably much more. Next step for me is a portable headphone amp / dac because these guys have way more in them. You will not be disappointed. That's it. Exceptional, Read on if you want. These things are amazing... For a pair of affordable Bluetooth earbuds these things are near magic. Greatest strength? Their ability to disappear and let you enjoy the music. Vocals, space, detail. Weakness. They get a little lost on complex mediocre recordings. What doesn't? The TEVI are relaxing and very easy to like A LOT. No harshness, lots of bass - albeit a teeny bit detached from the midrange, quite normal in this price range. Music? Where to start. The bass is easily up to anything sensible. Make sure to get them to fit right! As usual with this kind of product. Sunny Days - AVB 984 The TEVIs ate that and told me exactly what was going on. I Saw Good - AVB SOT'20 again, all the detail was there. Holographic? No but the detail at the price is nuts and they go up seamlessly and without harshness. These tracks have moderate bass, AVB is too good to smother the tracks. They were superbly balanced top to bottom. So.. ok Approaching Nirvana - Here Again oh yeah there's the bass lots of it. This is an old track with a classic heavy bass line. Ok so I heard stuff in the AVB tracks.... well after a few more tracks...what are they doing in the midrange? I pulled a hard right and went off into Acoustic and Electro Acoustic. Mary Black. No Frontiers has been a go to reference forever and the TEVIs did not disappoint. It starts with Mary and a guitar and then the other instruments, mostly Irish acoustic, drop in. If the kit is any good they drop in and don't move, they didn't. The soundstage is quite good. There is even a bit of front to back separation on this track which makes no sense with earbuds hey I'll take it. Run - Snow Patrol. It's a dense track. The TEVIs kind of went 'gulp' OK we'll try. Once again that voice was brilliant. Gary is quite distinct, I mean like he's in front of you and it is definitely him. No mistake. Oh hang on where the heck did that guitar come from.. ohhh it's a dense mix. So the TEVis did really well. Run it again. Actually brilliantly They keep doing well on voice.. Ok La Traviata, Netrebko and Villazon. It's a live recording. Woah! I know this front to back. These buds were insane! I can hear the height. depth a little and this demented soundstage. But the voices OMG. Anna ran over the crescendo on "Che Fai? Nulla". When I say ran over, she sort of swats it out of existence right down your ears. I swore to myself. Goosebumps everywhere. I could listen to this all day. The strings stay stringy. 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