With HiTune T2, UGREEN combines the latest acoustics innovation and enhanced audio-to-video synchronization. Let’s dig deeper into the earbuds to understand how good or bad they are. Crisp, punchy sound I’d usually start an audio review with the sound quality, and not wanting to take away from that, but the build quality is impressive. Nevertheless, the strength of the connection has been a plus over the course of testing. There was only one moment where the connection dropped (I must admit I can’t remember where), otherwise, from train stations to busy public places, the Ugreen held steady. The HiTune X6s are powered by a Qualcomm® QCC 3040 SoC that supports the aptX™ codec. Users benefit from a greater depth of sound and a more precise audio experience, whether listening to music, making calls, or gaming on the go. TrueWireless Mirroring ensures the Bluetooth connection automatically adjusts from one earbud to the other, for a superior experience free from audio dropouts. Crystal-clear Calls You Can Depend On

The obvious positive is that bass is granted a big, emphatic presence with the frequency range, not something that’s a guarantee for cheaper true wireless as bass can often be a weakness at default volumes. That is not an issue where the Ugreen is concerned. Seeing as these wireless Bluetooth earbuds are so cost-effective, it makes sense why UGREEN decided to forgo the inclusion of a companion app. Sadly, this means that there's no equalizer to play around with, and you can't customize the touch controls either. Not being able to change the touch controls is a bummer because you can't change the volume level with the T3 earbuds' touch interface. That’s not to say the HiTune is better than some branded earbuds costing many times more. There are intrinsic details that casual listeners won’t notice. At the end of the day, you buy a budget-priced earbuds not to expect first-class experience. But I feel the HiTune get great value for money. Audio sync with video is neglibly ok, though I do notice slight almost unnoticeable lag. True wireless earbuds really struggle at times to match the latency of wired earbuds. Call Quality Redmi AirDots S– AirDots bass is more prominent but less full as the upper bass is slightly thinner. The treble more brittle, so you get a more V-shaped tuning. It supports only SBC. HiTune is less fatiguing, bass is more extended, less pushy.I’ve enjoyed testing many of them and the standards are high. Yes, there’s still a noticeable difference in performance compared to premium buds, but often, price matters. The latest Bluetooth upgrade provides unparalleled audio stability and video synchronization with reduced interference. And with it comes Qualcomm TrueWireless Mirroring technology for seamless performance improvements while you listen. In the T3 buds' price range, the only real competition is UGREEN's HiTune X6 ANC Earbuds. They're grey and bean-shaped instead of white and elephant trunked, but are otherwise the same overall deal for the same price.

TWS earbuds have become trend-setting accessories. The HiTune X6s add a touch of elegance with a signature design reminiscent of a starry night sky, exploring a harmonious relationship between music, nature, and life. Brands can’t get away with sub-standard units in the entry-level end of the market anymore and the new UGREEN HiTune TWS Earbuds are a good example of why the standard is so high.