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ShopzGG
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 30 de marzo de 2025
I has bought these for work since I work on a truck for 8 hours and need music. These met every need for me with the amazing battery life that lasted all day and never had a issue with it falling out. The sound was really clear and crisp and the bass was also very pleasing. Would recommend if you work all day or just don't like earbuds going into your ears.
Emie
Comentado en Canadá el 16 de abril de 2025
These wireless earbuds are fantastic! I absolutely love the design of the earbuds themselves, going over top of the ear. I find these from comfortable to wear and they're less likely to fall while I'm doing things.The sound is VERY nice! Crisp and loud. I am super impressed with the volume. The battery life is also very impressive. I didn't even charge these when I first received them and I couldn't get over how much use I got before I eventually had to charge them. I really like the charging case it comes in, it has a cool design and charges the earbuds perfectly.I never have any issues with connecting these via bluetooth and they connect instantly. I'm honestly pleasantly surprised with how high quality these are and I believe they are worth the price.
mark
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 4 de abril de 2025
Once you take the Kiwi Ears Sparks out of their ornate charging case, they will enter pairing mode, The procedure is easy and straightforward to do; once paired to my phone, it's time to test the sound quality that the Ear Buds produce.First, I have to say I am not the greatest fan of the wrap-around-the-ear fit, if only for the fact that I find it impossible to get the right fit without touching the touch sensors on the Kiwi earphones numerous times.The sensors have various functions, such as a triple touch on the right earphone sends you into gaming mode, also voice assistant, answer calls, etc, can all be controlled by a variety of taps on either or one earphone.As the earphones are open ear type, allowing you to hear what is happening around you, there is no ANC., also with them being open ear, so resting on the ear canal rather than going into the ear canal like most of the buds I own, they do lack low-end response so the bass is limited. The volume is another factor with open ear, but on this occasion, the earphones with the volume on maximum were loud enough for my ears, but reducing the volume, they would be too quiet for me...Though lacking bass, the mids and highs come to the rescue, producing clear and detailed vocals, and instruments are also delivered with good depth and clarity, giving a bright and cheerful sound signature...Once you have fiddled with and got them to fit correctly, the Kiwi Earphones are very comfortable to wear even after prolonged use.The charging case is on the large size width and depth wise, but it is also much smaller in height, so swings and roundabouts.The Earphones come with Qualcomm AptX audio.In the box, you get a pouch to put the charging case in , a user manual, and a charging cable.For open ear earphones, the Kiwi's are some of the better ones I have requested and reviewed, and also one of the most expensive, but the sound is a pleasure to listen to and they are very comfortable.
Jason
Comentado en Canadá el 12 de abril de 2025
I have definitely gained a new respect for open-ear earbuds. They are so much more comfortable to wear than in-ear, and the ability to still hear what is going on around you is pretty handy. I like the fact that I can wear these around the house or while going out for a walk and still be aware of noises around and behind me. Also, unlike in-ear, they don't get too uncomfortable after wearing them for extended amounts of time. I've put these on my ears and actually forgot I was wearing them after a bit, which I suppose is a good sign as far as comfort goes.These earbuds have all the tech and features that you would come to expect from any in this price bracket. You get a decent amount of listening time from a single charge, and the carrying case will quickly bring them back up and ready to go in just under 2 hours. This brings me to the glaring issue with these earbuds: the case. I'm not quite sure what the reasoning was for having that cutout in the lid, but I can tell you it was a terrible idea.The weird part is I would have thought this was pretty obvious. When I first opened these, I actually ended up looking through the box thinking there was a piece missing. To me, it seems like such an obvious design flaw. The carrying case is supposed to protect your earbuds, and having a giant hole where dirt, dust, moisture, and pretty much anything can get in just doesn't make any sense. You put these things in your pocket for even a little bit, and the case picks up stuff that then sits and rubs on the earbuds. All in all, a very strange design choice.The case is kind of a shame, as everything else with these earbuds is pretty good. The sound quality is great, with nice clear mids and highs. However, like most open-ear designs, they lack in bass and depth, but even then, these are better than some others I've tried. My only other issue is that the touch buttons on the side can be a bit sensitive, and I ended up bumping them by accident when adjusting the buds.So my final verdict is that these are pretty solid earbuds with a very bad decision on the charging case, which makes it hard for me to give these a 5-star rating. The obvious issues with the case will only get worse the longer you own them as well.WHAT I LIKED:• Comfortable to wear• Great sound quality• Easy to use• Has all the features you would wantWHAT I DIDN'T LIKE:• That charging case! Pretty big design flaw• Bass and lows are lacking• Side buttons are really sensitive and can be touched by accident
Custom reviews
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 22 de abril de 2025
I have a lot of respect for Kiwi Ears so was hoping that these would blow my other sets out of the water, but sadly not.I own about 20 pairs of open ear type headphones, and only about 2 of them can do bass. I always hold the driver in the optimum position over my ear canal to test the bass, just to make sure that it's not my ear shape that's holding the driver in the wrong place, and these kiwi ears just don't make much in the low frequencies.Other than the bass or lack of it, they sound good. They are very detailed in the upper region, and they sound very wide, as do all open ears; they are decent sounding open ears.The case is a very odd choice. It has an open top, and I have no idea why. The flap that hovers over the buds is metal and is very well made, it's just odd that they left the surrounding part open as dust will get in, and things will get snagged on them. The case does have something I have not seen before, and that's wireless connections to charge the actual buds. You don't have the usual pins sticking up. Its not a very useful feature, maybe on some totally waterproof earphones, but these only have IPX5 rating.This case seems more of a display item than one that you would put in your pocket.Its a shame really, as Kiwi Ears seemed to be more effort in designing a pointless case than optimising the sound. At this price point I would also want bass.Kiwi Ears are a very sound focused company and one that has a lot of respect in the IEM community, and so I was a little disappointed with these. Ok they are fine for the price, but they just didn't have the spark.
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