The BlitzWolf BW-FYE7 True Wireless Earbuds are a pair of cord-free wireless earbuds that include their own charging/storage case.
What’s in the box?
BW-FYE7 earbuds
Small, Medium, and Large silicone ear tip pairs
Charging/storage case
Micro USB charging cable
Instruction manual
Design and features
My initial impressions of the BW-FYE7 True Wireless Earbuds were twofold: the earbuds themselves were quite small, and the charging/storage case was solid, and both looked and felt very high quality.
Another aspect of the BW-FYE7’s design that piqued my initial interest was that the earbud “posts” were oriented at an angle to the main body of the earbuds. My suspicion was that this was a feature to help situate the earbuds in the user’s ear in a more anatomic position.
Another thing I noticed about these earbuds was that they just looked very high-tech and high quality, with the brass/gold colored posts and charging contact points, transparent components, and so on all combining to give a very expensive look and feel for a very affordable ~$40.
The BW-FYE7 included three pairs of soft silicone ear tip sizes. Each had a core of hard plastic that helped keep them attached to the earbud posts. Because of my larger than average ear canals, I immediately selected the largest-sized ear tips.
The ear tips were easy to install; I simply gave them a little twist as I pressed them down onto the earbud posts and did a visual check to confirm that they were fully seated.
The BW-FYE7’s main body had an oblong, essentially oval shape. At first, it seemed to be a strange design choice—-many other true wireless earbuds are not shaped like this. However, their shape did turn out to be significant
Setup
The outside of each of the earbuds had a single button and a tiny LED. The button on each earbud is used to perform various functions. For starters, a 3-second long press on the buttons will turn the earbuds on, while a 4-second long press will turn them off. Three short presses will get Siri’s attention for voice commands. When a call is incoming, a short press will answer it, a long press will reject it, and another short press will end an answered call. A short press of either the right or left button when listening to music or podcasts will pause, a second short press will resume.
The only audio control that I found to be a bit challenging to learn was going to the next song, which required a 1.5-second longish press on the right earbud (I kept either pausing the music or shutting the earbud off altogether until I got the hang of it). Similarly, going to the previous song required a 1.5-second longish press on the left earbud. Overall, however, the BW-FYE7’s controls were more straightforward, intuitive, and reliable than just about any other Bluetooth earbuds.
Charging Case
My impression of the BW-FYE7 True Wireless Earbuds’ charging/storage case was that it was solid and both looked and felt very high quality.
The oval-shaped BW-FYE7 earbuds each fit perfectly into oval-shaped slots in their charging case. Also, they magnetically attached to the case, which helped not only secure them into the case but also helped properly orient them into their respective slots every single time—they just snapped right into position. When the BW-FYE7 earbuds were placed in the charging case, the tiny LEDs on each of them illuminated red to indicate that they were being charged via the battery in the case.
I used the BW-FYE7 earbuds during multiple workout sessions lasting anywhere from 45 minutes to just shy of 2 hours, and as long as I kept placing them back in the storage case afterward, I never fully drained them.
The lid of the charging case was nearly opaque but was also sufficiently transparent that you could see the LEDs through the lid enabling you to determine if the BW-FYE7 earbuds were still charging. I found this to be a handy feature indeed.
The rear of the charging case had two notable features. The first was a small, oval-shaped button. The other was the micro-USB port for the charging cable.
The charging case itself had four tiny LEDs on its front. When connected to a computer or outlet via the micro-USB port on the rear, these LEDs blinked to indicate the level of charge that has been obtained. Once disconnected from power, these LEDs were not normally illuminated, but pressing the small, oval-shaped button the back of the charging case (see above) illuminated the LEDs on the front briefly to indicate the charge level of the case’s battery. I found this to be another very handy feature. The charging case took about 1.5 to 2 hours to fully charge.
Audio Performance
BW-FYE7 earbuds, whose sound quality was actually noticeably good to my ears. The highs were crisp and the lows were deep, even for a very small pair of Bluetooth earbuds. I attributed this to both their dual 6mm dynamic drivers and their solid fit in my ear canals—while their silicone ear tips did not appear to be anything unique, the combination of their anatomically-oriented posts and the way their shape “locked” into position in my ears helped really cut down on ambient noise
Where to buy
You can pick up a pair of Blitzwolf® BW-FYE7 Earphone at Banggood now fpr only $41.99
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