Hello guys, today we are going to review the ACEFAST AceSound T1 Wireless Earbuds.
The AceSound T1 are in-ears from the
manufacturer AceFAST. They stand out especially. Are they worth a look or would
you rather keep your hands off them?
Lets open the box and see what’s inside:
The ACEFAST Acesound T1 comes in a
visually striking green and white cardboard box. In addition to the headphones
themselves, which are housed in the sleek black charging case, two additional
ear pads (S and L), a 30 cm USB-A to USB-C charging cable and a multilingual
user manual are included.
Design &
workmanship
The AceSound T1 in-ears, including
the charging case, are kept in a plain and good black – only the pads stand out
a bit in the color gray. It would be nice to have a bit more variety here. The
in-ear headphones are made of plastic and resemble Apple’s Airpods due
to the longer ear cups.
The headphones weigh an average of 4
grams each and the charging case 34 grams. The charging case is small at 60 x
49 x 26 mm and is suitable for pants with small pockets..
The headphones are not protected
against dust thanks to the IPX6 rating,
but they are protected against splashing water. The AceSound T1 can therefore
also be used in the rain or during sports without hesitation.
Wearing comfort and touch control
The ear pads hold well in the ear and
do not fall out in my case. The wearing comfort is a subjective perception and
can vary from person to person. Similar to shoes, not every shoe fits every
foot. If you have smaller or larger ears, two
additional pairs of ear pads are included.
Pairing the AceSound T1 went without a
hitch. Just turn on Bluetooth on your phone, take one headphone
out of the shell, wait a bit and you’re connected.
The backs of both earpieces have a
control element and can be controlled via gestures. You can pause your current
track with one touch on either seid or skip to the next or previous track by
double-pressing the touch sensors. When you touch the in-ear three times your
voice assistant, e.g. Google Assistant, is listening.
Solid sound with good bass
The AceSound T1s are solid in the
treble range, while the midrange is a bit more subdued. In the low frequency
range, they can definitely keep up and offer a good bass that is also convincing in the sub-bass.
The bass can even keep up with good headphones and bass lovers who don’t want
to spend a lot of money will definitely not go empty-handed with the Acefast
AceSound T1. The sound of the in-ears is perfectly fine in relation to the
price.
The T1 Wireless
Earbuds has a also ENC feature, the ENC technology can effectively suppress 90%
of the reverse environmental noise, thereby reducing the environmental noise by
up to 35dB, allowing cell phone users to communicate more freely with the ENC
noise cancelling wireless earbuds. Through the dual-microphone array, they
accurately calculate the direction of the caller's voice, and while protecting
the target voice in the main direction, they remove various interference noises
in the environment to ensure clear call.
Silicon microphone,
clearer call. Compared with wireless earphones that use condenser microphones
to simulate sound output, the silicon microphone used in ACEFAST wireless
earphones can convert sound into digital signals for transmission, making calls
clearer.
Bluetooth range
Thanks to the Bluetooth 5.0 standard, the headphones have a range of almost 20 meters, which is a considerable value. AAC and SBC are used as the Bluetooth codec and are fully sufficient for general streaming services like Spotify and Netflix, but one should not expect much more.
Good battery life
The in-ears are equipped with a 400
mAh battery and are supposed to have a runtime
of 4-5 hours. The charging case comes with a 400 mAh battery
and can fully charge the headphones five
times on a full charge. Charging the headphones takes
about 90 minutes. The charging case is charged via the USB-C port on the bottom
and needs 150 minutes for a full charge.
Conclusion.
I like the AceSound T1s a lot. They
offer a solid soundstage, which convinced me the most in the highs. The bass is
just more than enough for the price, even in the sub bass. The battery life is
decent at 4-5 hours and can be fully charged five times thanks to the case. The
range is very good at just under 20 meters and can keep up with much more
expensive models.
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