New Cyberbuds DAO TWS Wireless Earbuds from REDMAGIC

Cyberbuds REDMAGIC DAO TWS

The Cyberbuds are Bluetooth 5.3 Qualcomm S5 enabled wireless earphones that deliver a minimal latency of 28ms when connected to a dongle. They include seamless connectivity, a battery life of up to 7 hours on a single charge, Active Noise Cancellation of up to 48 dB, and a selection of premium EQ presets, including DTS spatial sound effects. The earbuds' high-quality 11 mm composite biological diaphragm, which powers the audio, has allowed them to get the Japan Audio Society's high-resolution wireless gold standard accreditation.

Made with Comfort and Durability in Mind

These earphones feature a futuristic and opulent aesthetic design that has been created to match the REDMAGIC 8S Pro's distinguishing colors. For an added touch of refinement, they use a sturdy stainless steel center frame with a full-face laser-engraved pattern. The Goper app enables for better control of the earbuds, including codec formats, EQ presets, and game modes. The casing has RGB effects and a sliding cover design. Another control knob that I can only presume is for volume control is also visible on the case.

Key Features

Moving coil: 11 mm
Diaphragm material: Wool paper/LCP film
Voice coil: Copper-clad aluminiumBattery capacity (charging box): 350 mAh
Battery capacity (earphones): 35 mAh
Charging time (charging case): Approximately 50 minutes
Charging time (earphones): Approximately 40 minutes
Earphone chip: Dual-core Qualcomm S5 with Bluetooth 5.3
Dongle chip: Qualcomm S3
Supported codecs: AAC, SBC, LE Audio, LHDC 5.0, aptX
Control: Tap touch control
Charging interface (charging compartment): Type-C
Function buttons: Yes (charging compartment)
Data interface (base): Type-C
Dongle interface (base): Type-C
Knob button (base): Yes
Wireless charging capabilities (base): Yes
App: Gopher available in Play Store and soon in App Store.

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