Product Specifications
| Driver: | 6 mm dynamic type |
| Sensitivity: | 91 dB ± 3 dB |
| Impedance: | 16 Ω |
| Maximum input: | 5 mW |
| On-board SoC: | Qualcomm QCC3020 |
| Microphone: | Qualcomm cVc 8.0 noise cancelling |
| Waterproof standard: | IPX7 |
| Battery capacity: | 50 mAh (each earphone), 550 mAh (case) |
| Battery life: | Up to 10 hours (shortened by 2-3% if aptX is enabled) |
| Charging time: | 2 hours |
| Supported Bluetooth codec: | AAC, SBC, aptX |
| Charging port: | USB Type-C |
| Bluetooth version: | 5.0 |
| Bluetooth multi-pairing: | Up to 3 devices |
| Price: | JPY 8,880 yen (excluding tax) (SGD 179) |
Part 1: Introduction, Design and Build
Part 2: Usability
Part 3: Sound Quality
Part 4: Product Specifications
Part 5: Review Ratings, Summary
Went through the review of this newly launched yes, would love to try them but not unless they are launched in the Indian market.
A great review. I bought this before reading this review. I see the author mentions aqua jogging and that’s one reason I bought this. But I found that with my iPhone XR which is also BT 5.0 capable, reception was spotty even within a 5 meter range. Having said that, I’m now also tempted to try the TE-D01d and see how that sounds like.
Thank you. 5 meters should be OK, unless there are a lot of interference, I have yet to test this on a iPhone XR so I cannot comment.