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Tribit XFree Color Wireless Earphones Review

by Tech Reviewer01306

Unboxing

Hover your mouse over each picture for more information during the unboxing.

Tribit went with the same sleek and simple look for the box as their XSound speaker and I like it the same as before. I also like the color combo, I have the red earphones so I dont know if Tribit changes the box color depending on what color earphones you get but thatwould be pretty cool if they did!On the underside of the box they show the main control section of the earphones as well as some basic legal information.
On the front of the box you get some of the earphones features listed. While a 120mAh battery may not seem like much these earphones have a 10 hour battery life.The left side of the box just shows their support email that you can use if you ever have any issues.On the right side of the box Tribit has their logo.The rear of the box shows off some more features like the magnetic back on the earphones allowing for users to wear them around your neck when not in use.
Once you open the box the earphones are set snugly in a plastic housing. It looks really good and I like when companies display the main product first in boxing.Under the earphones you have a felt bag with extra ear tips and hooks, the instruction booklet and the charging cord.Inside the bag you get a pair of large and small ear tips and ear hooks with the medium ones being pre-installed.

 

Overall I really liked unboxing these earphones, I also really like how premium the carrying bag feels it’s extremely soft and large enough to carry the earphones if you decide not to sling them around your neck. My only complaint here is that the charging cord is extremely short but I highly doubt anyone will try to use their earphones while they are charging so this isn’t that big of an issue.

Now onto the main review

If you like the review be sure to pick up the Tribit XFree Color Wireless Earphones here on Amazon.

 

Reviewer and Hardware Editor

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