RADEMAX P10 EARBUDS - Brand NEW

Selling Brand New RADEMAX P10 EARBUDS Design The P10 comes with a super-charging case that extends the 4 hour life of the earbuds to around 90 hours; nearly 22 recharges. It can also recharge your phone via USB port. While it doesn’t pack as much power as other super-charging cases, it is significantly more compact. These types of cases don’t usually fit into a front pocket, but the P10 is just small enough to squeeze in. The earbuds are compact as well, and very light. Both the buds and the case are simple black plastic. Controls The P10 uses touch controls, and they’re not great. The scheme is intuitive; one tap for play/pause, double tap for skipping tracks, and long hold for volume adjustment. But the controls are not very responsive. Single and double taps get confused for each other, and often fail to register at all. Volume adjustment feels especially clunky. And while I usually appreciate an indicator beep, the one used is loud and harsh. I almost wish Rademax had gone with button controls instead. They mapped all the controls well, but the lack of responsiveness brought down my experience. Sound Quality These earbuds actually have a good sound profile… when the fit is right. But even just a little looseness wreaks havoc on the sound. Bass disappears, and detail becomes distant. But with the proper seal, I found myself impressed. The sound is relaxed, well-balanced, and surprisingly detailed. Even the left-right separation is impressive; a rarity in wireless earbuds. It’s perhaps not as punchy-sounding as some competitors, but I enjoyed the sound overall. Problem is, I was constantly pushing the earbuds back in to tighten the seal. They just didn’t stay tight for me, and the sound quality suffered. Asking $15