Edifier TWS NB2 Pro review

There are a lot of options right now if you want to buy wireless earbuds. While everyone is gushing over AirPods and AirPod Pros, a great market is forming that has most of the features of Apple’s high-end products but doesn’t cost as much. Edifier is becoming known as a great option that beats many of the higher-priced models, and their newest product is no different.

The Edifier TWS NB2 Pro is an updated version of the previous model. It is a stylish set of mid-range wireless earbuds that costs between £60 and £80, depending on where you look. Amazon always has them in stock, coming in many colors and at different prices. The sound quality, which is a big step up from other mid-range earbuds, is probably the best thing about these.

You can hear how much each part stands out as soon as you play music with a good range. The bass is strong, the highs are still very clear, and there is no sound loss in the middle. Just based on how they sound, these earbuds are worth recommending. They’re not as good as high-end studio pieces, but you’d be hard-pressed to find anything better for the price.

Edifier TWS NB2 Pro review: Design and Comfort

It was easy to connect the NB2 Pros to my iPhone. When we pressed a button on the case, the earbuds found and connected to my device right away, and we were ready to go. We chose the next size up from the medium eartips because they fit my ears better. Good things are comfort levers.

So good, in fact, we often forgot we wore them when walking around my apartment or doing errands. They should be fine for hiking, biking, or gym workouts. We put the earbuds to the test by dancing around my living room with them in. We found that the Edifier buds would fall out quickly if we moved my head too quickly. Even though it might not be a typical situation, if you move around a lot quickly, the earbuds might fall out. You can buy this earbuds from its official website.

Edifier TWS NB2 Pro review: Connectivity

Most of my needs are met by these earbuds: they are easy to connect to my phone, they have a long battery life, and the ambient sound mode is great for someone like me who is always on the bus or walking to the grocery store. Even though I wish the earbuds were more reliable and had a sleeker design, I’m happy to look past these minor flaws because of how useful and expensive they are.

Edifier TWS NB2 Pro review: Sound Quality

All the work that went into the packaging and materials could make it seem like the sound quality isn’t as good as it could be, but that’s not the case. Even though the NB2 Pro doesn’t have the biggest soundstage, the default audio profile is rich and well-balanced. Their bass response is good, and there’s enough detail so that different instruments don’t sound like they’re being squished together.

Even on a smaller soundstage, complex instrumental pieces like Gustav Holt’s orchestral arrangement of The Planets: Mars sound suitably epic. Things are less stable when you triple-tap the left earbud to switch to Spatial Audio mode. On the one hand, the mode does a good job of separating the different parts, giving the impression of a bigger soundstage and making the whole thing feel more bombastic.

The problem is that in this mode, not all parts of the sound are as clear. The vocals are the ones that suffer the most, since Spatial Audio mode adds a slight echo to some vocal frequency ranges. This isn’t a big deal for some pieces, but it can be quite jarring for others.

Edifier TWS NB2 Pro review: Noise Cancelling

The Edifier TWS NB2 Pro has a lot of great features, like spatial audio and an ambient sound mode that lets you hear noises you might need to hear, like traffic or flight announcements. Together with how well they block out noise, these are a great way to listen to music. They quickly became my favorite way to play Nintendo Switch games, especially those with great music.

We got so caught up in Tetris Effect that we think we were almost hypnotized. These earbuds still have a lot of the modern features you’d expect. You can control playback by tapping the earbuds on either side, you can skip tracks, and it’s easy to switch between ambient sound mode and full noise cancellation.

Edifier TWS NB2 Pro review: Battery Life

We found that the 7-9 hour battery life was accurate, and the extra power in the charging case meant that we could use it for more than 3 hours a day for a whole week. Most days, put the buds back in the case and then take them out again later in the day for more fun. You can count on the NB2 Pro to be ready when you need it because it charges quickly and has a long battery life in both the earbuds and the charging case. Lastly, where it said “water-resistant,” it should have said “sweat-resistant.” With an IPX5 rating, you can’t swim or take a shower while wearing them.

Edifier TWS NB2 Pro review: Price

Even though the price was $80, the sound quality was very good. Rich and full, with a good balance. Highs and mids stood out, bass was strong but not too strong, and vocals were clear. Overall, they have a really nice sound. I listened to rock, pop, rap, and country music, watched Rick and Morty, and even played Call of Duty Mobile on my phone, and all of these things sounded great.

Edifier TWS NB2 Pro review: Final words

If you want to improve the sound quality, the Edifier TWS NB2 Pro are a good step up from the old model. These are earbuds with good sound quality. They also have good sound quality for gamers in the room, unless you play Call of Duty. The bad things about these buds are that you can’t skip back a track and can’t control the volume.

However, if you have a smartwatch, you can use it for most of the controls or just get out of your phone and use the controls the old-fashioned way. Even though they look cool and sound okay, the ambient mode is a letdown, but if you can get past that, these futuristic-looking headphones are a good choice.