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My Cystereo Fusion Glare Authentic Hi-Fi Wireless Earbuds - Extras (Comparison w/JBL Wireless Earbuds and More)

I’ve come back after few months ago when used to finished my previous review, but here I am back again for another take. This time is doing extras with my Cystereo Wireless Earbuds that I wanted to bring; especially last time when I’ve talked to you guys during my previous review. I’m talking about making a comparison with my other bluetooth device of the JBL Headphone that I originally owned since 2018. Though it's been few years ago if meaning that it’ll aged, but thankfully it still works fine after many times when using with my tablet to listen through music or watch videos. However the ear pads itself takes a torn of what I’m about to show you. That includes how long their battery life runs and better sound quality; depend on I’ll be using during my lifetime. What that being said, let’s go into it for the last time.

(1st and 4th Images) (Edited via PicsArt app)

As you can see it here when using my second iPad device to take photos, I did some comparison different by bringing both of my bluetooth headphone/earbuds items together. Just not to go much in details because its sizes and length; even trying to make back and front mostly with my JBL Headphone. When checking on the back of my headphone though (on the 4th Image) is for its ear pads if you look closely. As expected, it had gotten some rips when it show the soft material from the ear pads. I would to get it fix by getting a new ear pads replacement patched up, but at least nothing bother me when I’m using my headphone for days I’ve gone through.

Anyways when talking about how it looks, this is obvious not too hard to answer that they’re in different sizes and designs. While both are bluetooth devices, but using its buttons to play, pause, or tuning volumes are of course different. The Cystereo Wireless Earbuds had touchpads to function instead. At least nothing to differ.

Now for another thing when checking about their battery life run that I thankfully already charge 100%. However, this is happened back in last week I’ve been saving before I would’ve brought two bluetooth related items together. It was also a good thing about doing some recordings by timer, some calculating and using the EXIF Data Viewer site to see which had better battery run. I managed to take it one day, but the second one took me hours a lot before I needed to back to bed at eight. Here’s what I’m talk about while explain through things.

(5th Image)

Back in July. 8th, I started off with my JBL Headphone set at 6:53 A.M. I quickly set up the timer afterwards and going through YouTube app to listen any music I could find. While waiting for its battery life goes off within hours, I described the sound quality was good even years after owning it back in 2018. Though the ear pads gotten aged, but at least the soft material was showed still wearable for my ears to comfort. At 10:18 A.M. is finally here when the battery from my headphone stops. When checking the timer how much time I got, it saids about 3 hours, 24 minutes, 00 seconds, and 60 milliseconds. As for checking real time during the day, I calculated from 6:53 A.M. and 10:18 A.M. that it makes 3 hours, 24 minutes, and 10 seconds. It came close to match from what I had for the timer, but few more in seconds that I looked up. Nevertheless, it still the same as expected anyways.

Now for the second one is doing my Cystereo Wireless Earbuds at 10:20 A.M., but going through hours is taking this long that I would’ve saved it for another day. However this will be an opportunity to show off both of my earbuds’ battery life results than what I previously did in separated. Just hoping this will clear off to check the next one when using both earbuds are. Anyways, I set up the timer again after turning my earbuds on and so does listening the sound quality through watching YouTube videos. It similar of what I got for my JBL Headphone set, but it different than my wireless earbuds are; at least one of them had noise cancellation design. Sure wish that my wireless headphones had that or hoping to get another wireless headphones with noise cancellation design is something I’ll look up.

(6th Image)

For now though is checking the earbud’s battery life run to focus on. During which at 4:16 P.M. however, the left sided earbud turned off. I quickly took note of this by checking the timer while leaving on. Meanwhile though that my right sided earbud still running until 8:03 P.M. when its finally stops. I may regarding this a bit that I originally would’ve saved it for another day to understand my earbud’s battery life was. Just feeling tired, that’s all. I know from reading the manual that it supposed to have 8 hours of playback, but as I look up the timer and some calculations later that took me 9 hours, 42 minutes, 15 seconds, and 45 milliseconds. That was a strange answer to ever get that I would to try again. Though I had to admitted that it was impressive than what my JBL Headphones can take; especially both comparison differences for their battery life. At the end, I given much more appreciation to my Cystereo Wireless Earbuds for how better as I expected. That doesn’t mean I won’t toss off my wireless headphones though; I’m still keeping it with handle care….Unless to figure to fix the ear pads patched up or getting a new one soon.

Overall Thoughts:

It was came close to getting this done, but both of my bluetooth items was something to remember for. Both had good sound quality after listening through my second my iPad, but if I had to pick the most is with my wireless earbuds. My JBL Headphones took 3 hours of battery life in the morning while my earbuds took much more hours afterwards before going to bed. Proving once again that 8 hours of playback or more beats up 3 hours for my headphone’s battery life. On the side note is comfortable to fit my ears while listening to music with. At least knowing putting my earbuds was alright; just other flaws bother me is getting my earwax needed to be clean and sometimes it feels itches a bit.

Hope you guys enjoy another review check with my Cystereo Wireless Earbuds while trying to have some comparison with my headphones. It was at least trying my best to figure what both earbud’s battery life results are, but it does came close to what I have than my wireless headphones. Now I can take a break until I’ll be bringing my next items to review soon, but apologize for the wait when trying to bring my latest wireless earbuds part.

(7th Image) (Captured via Nintendo Switch screenshot)

Before I can go though, I happened to save this for last when doing my bluetooth connection on my other devices to show. While my Samsung Tab E needs rest, but using with my Nintendo Switch system after getting from past updates is the way to go. As you can see already that it finally came with bluetooth setting since Sept. 14th. 2021. This is something we’re hoping for after stuck using our headphone with jacks or trying to lower the volumes while playing in your room. I know I’ve been there sometimes. Now that we got bluetooth support, thought I might wanted to show this that I happened to use both of my audio devices already. They also work so well to adjust their volumes by buttons lowering to higher quality; at least in later updates. Nice! Thanks, Nintendo. Just would’ve brought it sooner in the first place though.

Previous Topic Reviews for my Cystereo Wireless Earbuds ⬇️

The Reveal (November. 14th, 2021) - Link Here #1

Part 1 (Box Cover/Unboxing) (November. 22nd, 2021) - Link Here #2

Part 2 (Main Items, Type-C Cable, and Other Accessories) (December. 7th, 2021) - Link Here #3

Part 3 (Charging Test & Battery Life Run) (February. 12, 2022) - Link Here #4

Part 3.5 (Charging Test and Battery Life Run) (March. 2th, 2022) - Link Here #5

Part 3.8 (Charging Test and Battery Life Run) (March. 26th, 2022) - Link Here #6

Part 4/Final (Bluetooth Connection) (May. 21st, 2022) - Link Here #7

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