Lypertek Tevi Review | Best true wireless headphones for battery life

[@Danny...]

I've had the outlier air Gold and the E12 Ultra. I also have these Tevi earbuds. The bass on the Tevi are better and clearer then the outlier air. I returned the creative buds and gave away the E12 Ultra. Absolutely no competition. With the right ear tips the Tevi are superior with better music clarity and plenty of bass. Phones calls are better on the Tevi as well.

[@FlamencoOz]

Do you have the stock ear tips?

[@Danny...]

@@FlamencoOz Yeah the medium stock ones that came attached work fine for me.

[@passionpursuit_pro]

I was trying to find someone to ask. Glad that I read your comment. So how is the phone call quality cause as it seems in most videos, the audio quality is good but saw the call quality being reveiwed in few. How do you feel about the call quality? Does the person on the other end hear everything loud & clear whether you are indoors or out including traffic, doing some activity or not?

[@0xOmnius]

I was in doubt between Tevi and Outlier Gold. I will go for the Tevi then. Thanks!

[@ishitakaul3883]

how is the clarity on phone calls?

[@azkikrx1]

I have a pair of Lypertek TEVI's and they are awesome. Super happy with the purchase. The bass is more than good enough.

[@Chanoey333]

"Have you got some Lypertek Tevis in your pocket, or are you just pleased to see me?"

[@Nizanator]

I just got these and the sound quality is fantastic if you like very accurate sounding earbuds, with a great sound stage (you can hear exactly where and what distance the instruments are coming from).... Very 'audiophile' level sound - The bass is pretty good but if you're looking for thumping bass, the sabbat e12's are probably the ones to go for

[@kennykhoo1689]

yeah got mine too and was amazed by the clarity of the sound and of course the sound stage was impressive too. The e12 Ultra on the other hand still is a monster on bass and love it too. Now can't wait for the Anker Soundcore Liberty 2 pro, heard they are pretty solid.

[@kanwarparmar4057]

Nizamuddin Girach would you say the bass is good on the tevis, like do you think there is enough bass there for listening to hip hop and such ? Thanks

[@FlamencoOz]

No wireless headphone and especially no TWS earbud is "audiophile". In general no wired headphones are audiophile until you run them through a proper DAC and for some headphones an Amp as well as well as having a high quality source. You clearly have never heard anything which is audiophile.

[@MichaelAngelo-zk4tu]

@@FlamencoOz thank you. I got these and quite frankly, while they do not sound like tin cans, they definitely don't sound special. I can't explain it but when I used them for MOVIES, yes, they blew my mind... but for music, I had to use a fairly heavy equalizer before I can say I would want to listen to them on purpose. They aren't bad. Just not as good as the hype makes them look... I will say though, battery IS very impressive...

[@JupiterBullet]

Any delay using this with nintendo switch?

[@MannyScoot]

I just ordered a pair of Lypertk TEVI after listening to music samples on Oluv's Gadgets, he didn't talk about the battery life on that video where he compared them to The Liberty 2's then I heard your review. Thanks for your review.

[@christiansantos7164]

These give you the biggest bang for your bucks. The battery life is ridiculously awesome! I’ve recommended them to my friends and family that like to jog and sweat up a storm.

[@theSEGAtwistisover9k]

Great review! There is a lot to love: the sound quality, the build quality, the IPX7 waterproofing, the battery life and quick charge all amazing, however, there are a few cons most notably the voice prompts and chime every time you change volume or play pause etc. is horrendous always 100% volume and shrill as hell to the point where I don't want to use the button on the bud itself at all; which to me kinda ruins the reason I got these over other brands as I think they have the interface sequence just right (pause/play 1x click, volume 2x click, and 3x for skip/back track, hold 1 second voice assistant). I also had to get extra small tips to even fit them in my tiny ears and the buttons instead of touch is a little uncomfortable to press into ear (should be easier to press) but at least you can use it with gloves on so that's a plus. Maybe my ears are a weird but It seems like a lot of in-ears angle the bore too narrow for me my ears seem closer to a 90 degree angle from the plane of my ear to the canal so for me these are a little Shrek-ear-looking rather than flush. Other than my fit issues and the god awful interface chimes (please god let them fix this with the app that they may release) this is an amazing quality package compared to the price the other brands are asking. Sound 9/10 (for tws) Water proof/ build quality 9/10 Fit (for me out of the box) 5/10 Functionality (good interface sequence, I prefer hold for volume up/down) 8/10 Interface (button in a little hard to click i suspect it may have something to do with waterproofing?) 7/10 Call quality (fantastic!) 10/10 Battery and charging 10/10 Unboxing experience 9/10

[@BubbafromSapperton]

No-question, Twis T's ears are weird, the buds fit just fine on normal people... 🤔

[@cxmxc]

This earbuds are making question my desktop set up lol they sound so good...16bit 44 khz files sound great..

[@valeccylinder8703]

i have them since february. best so far. waterproof - really waterproof. i forgot one in my pocket and washed in the washing machine. still working great. sound: audiophile flat - the best possible in my opinion

[@AK-pr2nk]

Is the sound quality better than apple earbuds?

[@zedricjamesborja9589]

I'm always waiting for your another video hehe your subscriber in Philippine 😊

[@pyrojinn]

I’m looking forward for the Surface earbuds. It’s much more expensive than this one but I’m sure it’ll worth the price

[@LandJYT]

I lost one of the earbuds, does anyone know how I can find it quickly?

[@Petrofsky7706]

Maybe you'll want to consider reviewing the Sabbat E12 Ultra. Those are the best value for money TWS out in the market as of now. Thick bass too.

[@kennykhoo1689]

yes...the e12 Ultra very worth the money. Definitely a good buy for people who loves bass. The call quality is definitely much better than the pro.

[@michaelbmw1931]

So Tevi or Sabbat?

[@Petrofsky7706]

@@michaelbmw1931 depends on your personal preference, actually. If you're really a music connoisseur who cares a lot about how sound is reproduced, you might go for the Tevi as the clarity on these is second to none, but if budget is your concern and you don't want to sacrifice too much audio quality by paying less, then the Sabbat is a no brainer.

[@simplelight]

Question @Tech Spurt - I'm considering buying these, but I read a review by tech radar on the Cambridge melomania 1, and not sure what's best. In general, I'm trying to find a pair of true wireless earbuds that meets the following requirements, what would you recommend? 1. Decent Waterproof 2. Kidproof (Meaning I can locate them using an app if my 2 year old daughter takes them) 3. Decent sound quality 4. Stay in my ear and won't fall out (Apple ear phones ALWAYS fall out of my ear, I guess my ears are bigger than average ...), if I go running with them 5. Good battery life (> 7 hours per charge) 6. Good mic - people can hear me well, and blocks out noise 7. Decent UX - buttons and controls are fairly straightforward and not too annoying. 8. Good overall quality, won't fall apart after 6 months. 9. BONUS: Wireless pad charging Thanks :)

[@cruise_control]

Did you hear a Hissing noise when no music?

[@michaelbmw1931]

The Best review on youtube!!!!!!!!

[@knightmayre]

I have these and i do think the sound quality is just amazing. So clear and precise. But after the latest update on my Note 10 plus, I've suddenly started having Bluetooth issues. Hope that doesn't last

[@emmnuelj6136]

Change the codec in developers option, that might help

[@christianoberio815]

Yeap, that's the problem with Android 10

[@knightmayre]

@@christianoberio815 it has since stopped. No issues anymore. In fact, after now listening to a few others i now, more than ever, appreciate the sound from these.

[@jeahlashelifestyle6816]

Is there any kind of location tracking in them? and if not do you have any recommendations?

[@BubbafromSapperton]

Just got these for $110 Canadian, was looking at Sony and Sennheiser but both models have issues-enough to not buy them, these have just about every feature that can be had in 2019 and sound decent to boot, maybe 2020 will bring some new models actually worth $300 & up...

[@passionpursuit_pro]

Miles Campbell How do you find the call quality? Does the person on the other end hear you loud & clear whether you are indoor or out? Even if you walking or running & speaking over the phone, & there’s traffic..can the person hear you clearly? I’m looking for something for my daily use...

[@BubbafromSapperton]

@@passionpursuit_pro The only negative thing about those buds is that they have physical buttons that are very hard to press so they're totally unsuited for calls especially, doesn't matter to me as I always only use my phone for calls and other controls, no-doubt they'll have another model in near months so maybe next time 🤗 I can buy anything I want so I wasn't trying to go cheap, was mostly looking for an IP67 rating which is rare... Have to say for my use I'm quite pleased.

[@adrianmcdermott7175]

I have these too and they are the best value for money earphones I've come across. I only hope they won't raise the price for the next generation. Do you also think these are the safest bet in the heavily cramped True Wireless Earphones market in terms of Price/Performance Ratio ?

[@yahozna67]

I'm not finding mine a great fit unfortunately and one has fallen out a few times, including once when I was cleaning the toilet. Just managed to catch it in time, which was a lucky escape. I know they're waterproof but still ..... Might just need to persevere with a different size of foam tips.

[@Skycop51]

Will they connect to my PC??

[@kinster02]

Those things really stick out.

[@VILL4IN-1]

I don't think he's put them in right. They need to be inserted and then twisted.

[@dxshawn532]

@@VILL4IN-1 Thats what she said.

[@starlavosky]

Yup, watch others review and it really stick out

[@i1pro]

Repeat the pairing process for the right. The master is the one you take out first or double tap to make either one the master

[@titaskoskus750]

I hope the freebuds 3 is going to come out soon because I want them for Christmas

[@tiasha6098]

I've recently noticed that you can pair both (Lypertek Tevi - L and - R), but not both at the same time, or am I wrong? I'm either connected to - L or - R but I noticed that the sound on one side is louder than on the other.. why is that, am I missing something? Thanks!

[@nishidrai7951]

How these compared to the shanling mtw 100

[@vancemah8407]

thoughts on these vs the 1more Stylish?

[@mark-shane]

sois it type c charge and usb to wall charge?

[@appojiallipilli314]

while driving on bike is it good for calls pls reply if someone see this msg

[@Vibey_Nautical-119]

As a biker that's what I need to hear before buying 👍🏻

[@kanwarparmar4057]

Could you review the creative outlier gold and the sabbat e12 ultras!!!! Pls

[@ludespeeder]

No mic test?

[@kennykhoo1689]

the mic quality is clear too. since having the cVc 8.0 noice cancelling like the e12 ultra

[@DeneF]

Mr Spurt, these don't even compare to the Mifo 05. 100 hours from the very, very high quality fully metal case that's half the size of your one above. The ear buds are full IP67 water proof and give 7 hours of battery power charge. Excellent long and strong BT 5 connection. All controls are on each ear bud so that they can be used individually too with full control. Great sound, small and very comfortable. Only £65 on Amazon. There are two versions, they have different drivers but that's the only difference. I have two pairs with the standard but good enough drivers at £65 per pair, the upgraded driver version are £125 per pair but forget them. They both have exactly the same every other aspect. Make your above look like a mugs game. Go have a look at the Mifo 05. They are amazing in every way.

[@VILL4IN-1]

I have both and believe me the Tevis are miles ahead when it comes to sound, listening to the same song you can pick up sounds that aren't there on the Mifo. The Tevi have more detail and clarity plus they go louder in volume. With different tips you can achieve more bass too.The buttons on the Mifo are very difficult to press as they are tiny. Comfort can be subjective as we all have different ear shapes. The Tevi earbuds can be used individualy. When it comes to the battery i am getting around 7 hours on the Mifo and around 9 on the Tevi and that's listening through aptX. Yes the Mifo case gives you more charge but Tevi case gives you 2 hours from a 15 minute charge and has a battery level indicator where the Mifo case doesn't. The Mifo case is also heavier and i find it tricky to open. I'm not knocking the Mifo 05 as they are great for that price, just not amazing in every way.

[@DeneF]

@@VILL4IN-1 Hello there. Strangely enough, sound quality is not the highest of things that matter to me. I only ever listen to the spoken word, podcasts or audio books. I just don't listen to music any more, not sure when I got old? Lol. Out of curiosity. Do your Mifo's have the hear through feature? My second pair have got it when long pressing the power button for about 3 seconds. It's really good, amplifies the whole world around you very crisp and cleanly. Also when playing with just one ear bud in use, the volume now cycles. It goes all the way to max and then starts again at zero volume. Unlike my first pair where the volume still only goes one way when using one bud. If it goes too loud or too low you then have to change the volume to your liking via the phone until after you have put the earbuds back in the case once. These two new features are in no way advertised on the product box. It's was a very nice surprise, especially the hear through option on each ear bud. Cheers.

[@FlamencoOz]

@@DeneF Yes that was obvious when you didn't mention sound quality. Tbh, you should have mentioned it when you decided to make such a big comment and say the Mifo's were better IMO because objectively speaking they are not as most people listen to music as well as podcasts.

[@DeneF]

@@FlamencoOz Yes. Your quite correct my friend but look at this way, if I hadn't of made the error there would now be no discussion and comparison. Lol. Don't be so serious friend. Good luck.

[@FlamencoOz]

@@DeneF All good mate

[@sikoo31]

How do you change the tips? I feel like I'm gonna break them

[@MichaelAngelo-zk4tu]

Squeeze and pull bud...

[@Frederick.J.Marshall]

@@MichaelAngelo-zk4tu They're tips not tits lol.

[@mascisken]

I got a question. Do I save both L & R connections or do I just choose one?

[@BubbafromSapperton]

Both

[@chadvandam7179]

Heard the sound stage is nice

[@luxuryfood3810]

Wireless case?

[@Vibey_Nautical-119]

It looks like its USB c on the back

[@mcyummy.9356]

Must get me a pair of these levistock tevis.

[@rcruise8610]

Please review soundcore liberty 2 pro.. 150$ earbuds

[@tanzeemali9616]

Sir please make a video on mobile wallpapers

[@Rabinsteinian]

Had a very bad experience with Lypertek Pureplay Z3 and got no support for that. The glued parts are not properly finished. The joint in one of the buds is widening, I really doubt it is a IPX7 rated product. The the sound is good but not as good as hyped. It is brighter to the extend of being little harsh and fatiguing. Lacks refinement. You can hear little glitches while connecting, disconnecting, pausing and playing. The mic is horrible. The buds are bulky and uncomfortable for long listening. The company has serious quality control issues and no customer support. They are surely not worth the price, I regret buying this. Sould have gone for time tested brands.

[@Ottstop]

Jbuds Air Icons are pretty good earbuds at $60 US.

[@metatronblack]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@hutchison1224]

Anyone that has used these , I do lawn care for living how well do the cut out back ground music

[@p0wer0ftech]

Nice Chirs!

[@wcoke]

Never heard of these they look nice enough but do stick out of the lugs a bit think i am going for the mifo 05s will have to see what I get for xmas of the wife.

[@VILL4IN-1]

I have the Mifo 05. You can't go wrong with them.

[@chuqclash8524]

The volume on the Mifos are very faint. Trust me you will regret getting them plus the buttons arent even functional as they are micro sized

[@emmnuelj6136]

I don't think he is inserting them properly. Also he has somewhat laid back 👂

[@FlamencoOz]

Yeah, every review I've seen they stick out. It's the only thing holding me back from trying them. Currently rocking Creative Outlier Airs and happy.

[@mmaxh]

typical britain: "You can even drop them in a cup of tea and they won't break" oi lans dats some kind of featsha(:

[@muggymovies]

*briton

[@BubbafromSapperton]

Well if we're speaking British let's also say they'll take a right-proper teabagging, now that I'm thinking about it I sure hope mine haven't ever... 🤣

[@adrianmcdermott7175]

@@BubbafromSapperton😂😂😂

[@chadvandam7179]

Just joined your channel like it!!!🎸👨‍🎤

[@ABXUniverse]

Great

[@antyvirusuk8056]

Mifo O5 are cheaper and have 100hrs

[@EazyDuz18]

£100 or £10 for wired ones of equal sound quality and dont need charging. Hmm tough choice lol

[@ginji2830]

what minute is he said that this 100 equal with 10 in sound quality?

[@FlamencoOz]

Not tough at all. Would never go back to wired or to wireless over ears for listening on the move. At home in a controlled environment wired still beats anything wireless can offer. But at home I'd be rocking over ears. But when I leave the house only carry my Creative Outlier Airs, previously the Bose QC 35ii. For home I use the Bowers and Wilkins P7 wireless (but wired) and an old pair of AKG K240 Studio.

[@ricardodasilva6708]

Guys happy to say that they now have an app!!! www.lypertek.com/app-beta Enjoy!!!

[@rhettoracle9679]

Frankenstein Bolts, At 4.5 Volts, Ears wax eloquent! Haiku4U

[@Loverboy1093]

𝐃𝐨 𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐛𝐮𝐲: 𝑚𝑖𝑛𝑒 𝑑𝑜𝑒𝑠𝑛'𝑡 𝑠𝑖𝑡 𝑤𝑒𝑙𝑙 𝑖𝑛 𝑚𝑦 𝑒𝑎𝑟, 𝑠𝑜𝑢𝑛𝑑 𝑖𝑠 𝑔𝑟𝑒𝑎𝑡 𝑏𝑢𝑡 𝑐𝑜𝑚𝑓𝑜𝑟𝑡 𝑖𝑠 ℎ𝑜𝑟𝑟𝑖𝑏𝑙𝑒. 𝑅𝑒𝑔𝑟𝑒𝑡 𝑏𝑢𝑦𝑖𝑛𝑔 𝑖𝑡!!!

[@ELJefeReviews]

Wouldn't that be an issue with your ear and not an issue with the earbud seeing how comfort and fit are dependent on the shape of your ears?