CREATIVEZen Air Pro Lightweight, true wireless, sweat-resistant in-ears, White

Tested the Creative Zen Air Pro and I'm blown away by its next-gen Bluetooth LE Audio technology. With Bluetooth 5.3 LE Audio and advanced audio codecs like LC3+ (ULL), LC3, AAC, and SBC, the audio streaming is rich, uninterrupted, and of exceptional quality all day long. Perfect during long travels, doesn't hurt ears and can be worn for longer times.The noise control features, including Active Noise Cancellation and Ambient Mode, let me customise my audio experience according to my surroundings. With a total of 6 microphones, the Zen Air Pro ensures crystal clear calls and immersive soundscapes.Offering up to 9 hours of playtime on a single charge and up to 33 hours with the charging case, I can enjoy uninterrupted music throughout the day.Moreover, the Zen Air Pro boasts a powerful audio experience with 10 mm dynamic drivers, making it perfect for workouts or outdoor activities. With its IPX5 rating, it's also resistant to water splashes, adding durability to its impressive list of features. If you are looking for Quality on a budget this be a great choice for you rather than buying steep stock earphones.

I've tried many earbuds, including the Sony Sony WF-1000XM, Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II, Jabra Elite, SoundPEATS Air4 Pro, and my pick of the bunch, the EarFun Air Pro 3 (I've also tried many of the budget Chinese branded earbuds which have always ended up in the bin).These Creative Zen Air Pro earbuds were recently provided to me for review, and given Creative's long history of offering high-quality audio, I've been looking forward to trying these out.The most important factor when it comes to earbuds is fit. If earbuds don't fit correctly, they will not provide a sufficient seal to provide optimal audio - Basically, they will sound terrible. It's worth pointing out that I generally struggle to find earbuds that fit me perfectly. The only earbuds I've had success with are the Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II, SoundPEATS Air4 Pro, and the EarFun Air Pro 3 (fit perfectly).Unfortunately, the fit of these is awful for me. They're like big blocks that fall out of my ear with the slightest movement. They are the worst-fitting earbuds I've tried. It's disappointing but I'm not surprised given how chunky they are.I've fortunately been able to sample their audio quality by pushing and holding them deep into my ears. It's not a particularly comfortable or ideal way to review earbuds but it's the only way I can inspect their sound quality. Their general sound quality is very good. They have a clear high range, a well-rounded mid-range, and a reasonably deep low end. The bass isn't as inflated as the EarFun Air Pro 3 which could be a good or bad thing depending on what you prefer. I like DEEP bass and these don't quite cut the mustard for me. However, these have a better higher end and sound clearer.To conclude, if these fit and you prefer a neutral sound signature with good overall clarity, these will be ideal. They're worth a try.

Received the item on the 2nd of February and overall had a pleasant experience using setting these up the instructions initially or should I say the grand scroll was some help but lack luster in my opinion of initially getting these connected if needing assistance doing so it does state that sometimes it will not show in the Bluetooth connections these might not appear and you would require to download the APP but I did not need todo this.I opted to use these straight away on the arrival and was relatively impressed with these budget Earbuds they are not exactly the best thing ever but they are not exactly the worst they sit comfortably in the middle ground.I Ran a test starting on the 3rd of February at 22pm with the ear buds to test the length of battery you would get with constant usage while using Spotify after 1 solid hour of listening to music it dropped down to 90% continuing at 2am they were at 70% charge a little after this point I fell asleep but kept things going with the music and the Earbuds I woke up at 9am and it still had a 10% charge display on my iPad and the charge proceeded last 12 and a half hours before dying at 10:30am which was surprising the only negative I noticed about using these with iOS is it does not display a direct battery level but shows in increments of 10%’s all in all though from me doing this test it exceeded the battery life stated and they were in constant use throughout.After using these for a few days now I can say they are a well suitable pair of earbuds for anyone on a budget I’d personally put these as an EDC or be used as a backup to my wireless headphones if they ever ran out of charge on the go ultimately I would recommend these.

I am not an audiophile, I am not looking for the purest sound, I am looking for easy of use and something that I can use to listen to audio books, plays and music for the 80 and 90's let me start with that.These are easy to use, hold a good charge and can recharge from their case. I can hear all I need to on audio books and the music I listen to is just as I remember it sounding from the vinyl and CD's I had back in the day and in some cases still own.Am I worried about the bass or the wow and flatter on a cheap'ish set of ear buds "No" am I disappointed by these "No", do I consider these nice, good and value for money "Yes".I do like these they are comfortable, they take a bit of getting used to taking out of the case, but they are more than usable, if you want a purer sound go and spend £200-300 more or even £600.00 in some cases for some proper cans bur if not you'll be more than happy with these.