We tested these out to a wide range of music such as Kate Bush – Running up that Hill you will enjoy the fact the driver structure provides a composed production on every level. The Audio feels precise and has a wide soundstage. The midrange performs exactly how you want it to be they deliver some surprising bite, especially with distorted guitars, and vocals take an immediate dominance in the sound signature, especially how cleanly they deliver. The treble fleshes out the details for music and even when watching a film. When you look at the highs, they offer great vocals and instruments that add colour to the overall signature without brightness or harshness to the sound. You also have the bonus of fast charging 10 minutes of charge will provide you with 2 hours of battery life which will get you out of trouble if that were to happen. Verdict EDIFIER CONNECT APP Personalize your listening experience and customize your control(Such as mute/unmute the call, etc.)

As part of this mission, whenever we review a product we send the company a series of questions to help us gauge and make transparent the impact the device has on the environment. The Edifier W240TN supports Edifier’s Connect app, which offers levels of customization from a Game mode that reduces audio latency to swapping between noise-cancelling modes and ‘sound effects’ (Classic, Dynamic, Customised).Armed with a 10mm woofer and 6mm tweeter, the Edifier W240TN could be classified as a warm sonic bath. Part of that is also down to its support for the SBC codec, which isn’t the highest quality, but the way the Edifier is tuned appears to be more towards bass, giving them a rich quality to their sound. Edifier's app support has long been a bit wonky, but has improved over time. The Edifier W240TN's app support for iPhone and Android is their best yet, but the interface still takes some getting used to, with several useless taps in the app, and the useful features hidden away behind swipes and the settings-button in the upright corner.

Edifier employs hybrid ANC to eliminate vast amounts of ambient noise. How well does the technology perform? Much better than the price suggests.

The first thing you will notice about the W240TN is they have moved away from that futuristic design seen with the Neobuds S. These buds are designed in the inspired style of a piston in a car engine but with a sleek design.

You can go to Edifier Connect App to activate game mode for low-latency gaming experience. IP55 Rating – Excellent for Outdoors Sound volume was a little low. Maybe because I normalize all my albums to give close to the same sound level. This drops most music by 6 to 9 dB. So in USB Audio Player Pro (the music APP I use most), I set the pre-gain to 9dB. Doing this gave me plenty of volume at around 90% output. And normal listening volume at around 70% volume.At their list price, the Edifier W240TN offer a list of features that compare favorably with earbuds costing twice as much. It’s true that many of those more expensive models support AAC or aptX, but there are plenty of listeners who won’t hear enough of a difference to make the extra money worth it. Let's talk about the sound produced by the Edifier W240TN TWS earbuds. You should know that I lean towards the bassy spectrum of audio. That being said, the W240TN wireless earbuds produce crispy, detailed sound without overdoing the bass or drowning out the high notes. Personally, I do like heavily punchy sound, so I ended up adjusting the audio with the in-app EQ. Most other users are likely to be incredibly happy with the tune that the W240TN earbuds play.

Below this Edifier W240TN review, you will find comparisons of the Edifier W240TN vs Soundcore Space A40, vs Earfun Air S, Soundcore Life A3i, and Cambridge Audio Melomania 1+. With the W240TN you actually get an interesting interior design for a true wireless, with dual dynamic drivers 10mm and 6mms. A Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset is also part of its inside build. For its interactive aspects, Edifier has gone with a more simplified physical button on both earpieces. This method works effectively without any major delays. ANC is average for the price, ineffective with high-frequency noise, but okay with low-frequency noise. Like most newer Bluetooth products, Edifier has a companion app with many features, like dynamic sound mode, custom EQ, and game mode. Bluetooth Another factor that some might take issue with is the onboard controls. Edifier's W240TN wireless earbuds forgo the more popular touch panels for physical buttons. The buttons themselves function perfectly fine but it's what you can — or in this case, cannot— do with them that is irksome. You can set a time to switch off automatically before going to bed to avoid the over-time sound, or set a time to switch off to avoid excessive use to protect the hearing. Two brand-new functions for options

We test every set of headphones we review thoroughly over an extended period of time. We use industry standard tests to compare features properly. We’ll always tell you what we find. We never, ever, accept money to review a product. The Edifier comes with a Bluetooth 5.3 connection, which is currently the most up-to-date version available, and I’ve had no issues so far as the W240TN has performed very reliably in busy areas. The buds only support the SBC codec, which is the lowest quality Bluetooth codec. Is that a significant issue? Perhaps if you’re listening to higher quality music services but even then, the driver design will have more of an impact on what you hear.