You know it, when you buy a mobile phone, it usually comes with headphones, ear buds. Often, however, their quality lags behind the quality of the phone (thanks to the exceptions). That's why you reach for your old ones or look for new ones. And why be connected to a mobile cable when it can be done wirelessly?
There is an abundance of ear buds on the market, priced into the thousands. Among them you can also find wireless ones SportLife MG8 from the Czech brand Evolveo. The headphones are currently sold for less than eight hundred. What do you get for the money?
The product is well and attractively packaged in a sturdy box with a transparent cover. The headphones themselves have a good, serious impression out of the box, no cheap plastics, on the contrary, metallic silver elements and a matte surface. You can quickly charge the headphones via USB.
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The control module also hides the battery. For the initial pairing of the headphones with the selected device, we recommend reading the attached instructions. After the first pairing, the connection is saved, and further use and pairing is quick and convenient, with one press of the selected button. Evolveo SportLife MG8 are equipped with a magnet for comfortable wearing around the neck. The rubber tips (two other sizes are included in the package) ensure a firm fit inside the ears.
And how do they play? The sound matches the design. It's full, the music doesn't flow, it's full of details and the bass is balanced. The manufacturer boasts of neodymium speakers with X-Boost Bass sound, but luckily the bass "rumbles" just enough. Headphones sound better the louder they play.
If we had to criticize the headphones, it would be the placement of the control module with the battery close to the right earpiece. The module is heavy, and during fast and regular movement, such as running, it tends to weigh down and the handset does not hold as it should. Fortunately, this is solved with a clip, which can be used to attach this part of the headphones, for example, to clothing. Short summary at the end: Quality workmanship, nice design, detailed sound that gets better when listened to louder.
