You know when you listen to a great piece of music through equally great speakers or headphones? You feel alive because of how powerful it all feels? The Belkin Soundform True Wireless Earbuds aren't like that. They're the height of ‘okay’. Perfectly adequate in every sense but in that kind of way that makes you glance at the price tag and think 'yup, fair enough'. Lights will remain ON until the earbuds and case are fully charged. Once charged, the earbuds will turn OFF after 5 seconds On a phone call: These are perfect for making phone calls. It sounds like my dad is speaking directly into a mic inside my ear (it’s almost like that’s the point, right?). I have no complaints for how they handle phone calls. The 8mm Driver is to blame here. The Soundform Freedom True Wireless Earbuds themselves are big, bigger than the Rise pair, but smaller than the Move Plus pair. They’re more on-par with the Apple AirPods Pro (just a little bit longer, at 35 mm). The fact they’re so long and my ears are so small means my earrings tap on the buds when I run (or chew). During testing, the left bud cut out twice, but nothing seemed to cause it and it hasn’t happened since.

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On a phone call: Cover your ears with your hands. OK. Now talk. Yeah. That’s how your own voice sounds when you’re on a phone call. I can hear myself way too much and my voice overpowers the voice of the person on the other end. PC & Peripheral All you need to know on the latest PC releases and whether they’re worth their dime. They’re good, not great, but they need a better phone call experience. Noise-cancelling would boost these up a point. On a phone call: The problem with the Move Plus buds carries over here (in that I can hear myself way too much and somewhat overpowers the voice of my dad), but definitely not as much and it’s more tolerable. Dad also sounded clearer with this pair, too. Camera Here you’ll find expert opinions on the latest cameras from Canon, Nikon, Sony and plenty more.Gaming Let expert reviewers guide you on which games to play. From consoles to RPGS and shooters, we’ve got it all here just waiting for you to read. At the gym: Eek these are no good for exercising. I can hear (and really feel) each step on the treadmill. The fact they aren’t noise-cancelling also means I can hear the music playing over the gym’s speakers and hear people talking next to me. Move Plus buds with charging pad. Image: Belkin

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They pop out of the case in such a pleasurable way, which feels secure (magnets, yay). Image: Asha Barbaschow/Gizmodo AustraliaThey’re pretty good, not perfect, as there’s room for far better music quality (and a desperate need to chop the stem). On the other end, dad says I sounded more natural and that there wasn’t an echo. He could hear the lawn mower outside my window, however. At the gym: No gym music, no grunting from the weights section, just pure bliss from the podcast I was listening to. They don’t stay in my ears well, however, and the banging the earrings issue persists. Freedom buds with dual charging pad. Image: Belkin Car Our revheads bring you all you need to know on the coolest electric vehicles and sports cars available on the market.