Oraimo SpaceBuds Neo True Wireless Spatial Earbuds

If you are looking for wireless earbuds that feel light but give big sound, then Oraimo SpaceBuds Neo Earbuds is something to check. It made for people who want the full music vibe without wires or heavy design. These buds look clean and stylish, so you can wear it at work, home, or even at the gym. Fit is super comfy—once you put it in ear, almost feels like nothing is there. The ergonomic shape sit just right, not fall off easy even if you move or walk fast. It use Oraimo’s exclusive HavyBass and Spatial Audio tech, so sound feel wide and deep, like a concert in your ear. Bass is punchy but not overdone, and vocals come out crisp. Perfect for music lovers who like detail in song. You can hear different layer of sound, so movies and games also feel more real. Also got ENC tech, so background noise stay low during calls. Mic pick up your voice clean, so other side hear you properly. Touch control also easy to use. Design feel premium but price stay fair. So if you want daily wireless earbuds with strong sound and light feel, this one really deliver.

Performance and Sound Quality

Inside it got 12mm drivers that push out strong and clean sound. The HavyBass tech help bring the low end more powerful, so bass-heavy music hits nicely. Also support spatial audio, which makes music feel more open and surround type. Whether you play game or watch a movie, the sound feels wide and clear.

Connectivity and Battery

Come with Bluetooth 5.3, so pairing is fast and the connection is stable. You can move around a 10 meter range without disconnecting. One charge give you around 7 hours playtime, and with charging case, you get total 35 hours. Also support Type C charging, a full charge doesn’t take much time.

Calling and Noise Control

It got Environmental Noise Cancellation, so during a call, noise from the street or a fan gets reduced. Other side hears your voice better. Mic setup is good for both indoor and outdoor calls. Also the touch sensor works fine—play, pause, skip, and call control are all under finger.