OnePlus Bullets Bluetooth Wireless in Ear Earphones with Mic Z Bass Edition (Bass Blue)

Ive been using this product for the last 3 days.This might be too early to write an elaborate reviewbut I've known enough about this neckband to be"eligible".1. Sound Quality:The drivers definitely produce a very balanced soundthat is surely going to satisfy most of the peopleincluding me. Whether it's about mid frequencies,vocals or the high frequency trebles, or even thelower frequencies, this neckband deals all of thosewith superior performance. Undoubtedly.2. Bass:Bass is good. But not thumping which you'll getfrom Realme's 13.6mm drivers (Buds Wireless Pro)or even 11.2mm (Buds Wireless). Those do havebetter bass but these 9.2mm re-eng ineered bassboosted drivers of Z Bass edition do produce lowerfrequencies pretty decently. You get my point. It willnot shake the inside of your ears. But you know what,whatever it produces you're surely going to love it. Ofcourse most people won't sacrifice such a decentlybalanced sound for only bass. Again it's a personalpreference. If you're one of them who listensMOSTLY BASS AND HARDLY ANYTHING ELSE, thengo for Realme.3. Battery backup:Oh my word! Jaw dropping backup which I haventimagined even in my dreams. You're easily going toget 15-17 hours of total playtime at 70-80% volume.Oneplus has done an excellent job in this field.4. Charging timeCharged the neckband from 0% to 80% in 10minutes from a powerbank which l used for testing.And it took 57 minutes to charge from 0 to 100%.The powerbank doesnt support tast charging andyou won't ever need a fast-charging supportingcharger for this neckband. For those tech savvypeople out there, the red cable that OnePlus hasprovided supports a maximum of 1 Amp currentsuppose. tried charging my Poco X2 with that cableand measured the current with Ampere app. Thehighest measurement was 850 mA. You can havean idea that 1 Amp might be the limit. So you wontneed a fast charger for that statement to be true "10minutes of warp charge for 10 hours playtime.lamactually overwhelmed with this feature.5. Call quality:lt's decent. Theres NO noise cancellation for sure.IT you re among a heavy traic, other person wIlhear both you and the traftic. In quite environmentst works fine. Voice clarity Is really exceptiona.But even one car horn or one dog-bark from theroad beside your home can ruin the statementenvironmental noise cancellation". For office usageswith fans and ACs arOund you, it will work flawlessly.For even better mic quality and pretty decent noisecancellation you can go with Oppo Enco m31.6. Build qualitygave me an impression that you can wear it atnight while listening to music and sleep. A bit bulkycabinet might be a problem for you it your pillowis like a stone. Otherwise it's fine. The wire is alsotextured and feels like it can handle folds andstretches. Body is polycarbonate but good qualitymaterial nonetheless. Yeah oneplus also did a goodob keeping the build quality decent enough.7. Buttons and features:Umm. Quick switch didn't work for me to be honest.When I paired it with two devices, pressing themiddle button for 5 seconds do disconnect itfrom the current device and you need to press the"oneplus bullets wireless z" in the other device tomake a connection. lt's okay in a way but I expectedpressing for 5 seconds would instantly connect withthe previous device. Other functions are totally okay.Volume up down, changing songs, voice assistant,magnetic on off works like a charm.8. IP Rating:This might not be a big deal for most. But oneplushas this IP55 certification. Rated 5 for dust proofingability and 5 for water resistance, and hence 55.Whereas enco m31 had IPX5, which says there'sno certification for dust resistivity. These might be"theoretical" but at the end of the day these do makea difference when comes to longevity.My opinion:This might be the best neckband under 2000. Encom31 does provide a hard competition against it withbetter sound quality and mic quality. But you actuallyneed battery backup no matter what. 6 hours inLDAC doesn't seem better enough than 17 hoursAAC. And you might not get those LDAC songs in theinternet that easily. For ordinary day-to-day purpose,AAC would be more than enough. And no one couldever say that Z Bass Edition Neckbands have not sosatisfactory sound quality. Yeah bass is not thumpybut it's there when you need it. After a debatemonths between Z Bass Edition and M31, l've finallyinclined for Z. And my regret? No there's none. I am100% satisfied with what this provides.

I have been using this earphone for about 20 days and I am pretty impressed with it.As a casual user, I was looking for a neckband which ticked all the boxes right and after some research, I choose OnePlus from the likes of Realme buds and Oppo M31.Battery: I rate it highly in regards to the battery, it has quick charge and a pretty decent battry life.Type-C charging cable was a must for me.It took around 30-40 min for charging from 0-100. And the battery lasted for about 16-17 hrs at 70% vol. Level. I was using AAC Codec.Best part is it switches on/off by connecting the earbud together. Magic of the magnets. Magnets are pretty strong, they hold the earpieces strongly.Audio: For getting the best audio output choose the AAC Codec from the bluetooth settings or the developer option.I found the audio signature to be well balanced. The volume and loudness were more than enough for my liking.I could definitely feel the bass, which was nice and not overpowering. The highs and the lows are also well maintained. It was definitely enjoyable while listening to music like instrumental and also for watching movies or videos on youtube, vocals were crisp and clear. In this price range I can't complaint much in this regard. Ofc they could have given a better audio codec support like Aptx HD, but I definitely don't mind, and if you are an Apple user you wouldn't either. I tested it both on Iphone SE and Redmi Note 10.I guess for even better audio quality if you are an audiophile looking for an neckband in this price range go for Oppo enco M31.Comfort: I would consider this as personal preference. But in my opinion, this was very comfortable and lightweight, the neckbands is of permium quality sillicon, very flexible and it rest on the neck without giving me any irritation.Earpiece were also comfortable to were for long periods of time, it is good quality plastic with nice finish.The earpiece wire is kinda thick with texture, I gives me some confidence that it won't break easliy. Wires weren't too long either.I was using the medium size buds and it was soft and gave a very good isolation, preventing the outside noise to a degree.I wouldn't recommend using it while on the bed or resting your ear on pillow, it was not comfortable as it was kinda jutting outside of my ear due to the design.IPX5 Rating is also reassuring while working out, jogging, or doing physical exercise.Earpiece did stay in the ears while doing exercises. Tried to head bang to make it fall out. It stayed in. Nice job, even without extra wings for support.Call quality: I don't take much calls on this earphones, but ones I did take was okey, I was audible enough at the other end, the surrounding noise was also creeping in while having a conversation. I would give an average rating if you ask me. It gets the job done.Summery: Definitely a great choice of wireless bluetooth neckband at this price range, I would definitely recommend it at a price of Rs. 1500-1700.My only concern is about the longevity of this product, I'll try to update my review in 6 months or in between if something happens. Cheers.Stay safe. Stay healthy.Update after 20 months: after almost 1 year (12 months) the right side wire got pull a lil hard while I was using it in bed and it caused a loose contact and after that incident it only works when kept in a certain position. I tried to get repair it repaired from the oneplus service centre, but they would only replace the item under warranty and would not repair the Bluetooth earphones. Finally I had to do the repair myself by holding the wire in position and superglue-ing it, so that the connection is maintained. Have been using it like that for over 8 months now without any problem at home. Bought Oppo Enco M32, it's is also good but for the OnePlus bullets had a better fit and comfort and the bass and loudness is also better in the OnePlus bullets. Only problem i still hate about OnePlus bullets is the connectivity with the windows laptop, it still produces grainy noise and is unusable with my laptop. Overall I'm still very much happy with my purchase but could have avoided mishaps from my end, due to the rough useage. Battery is still going pretty good.P.s I'll post a pic of the OnePlus bullets Z bass edition in the superglued condition (hope it's of help to someone)