No lies,just truth,the real review on TWS EarPods
The reviewer provides an honest opinion on the TWS AirPods purchased from Temu, stating they are good for the price but have significant drawbacks. They note the battery life is short, lasting only 30-40 minutes, and the charging indicator is misleading, showing 75% when it's not fully charged. The reviewer also mentions the earbuds are fragile and one stopped connecting after a fall, though they acknowledge the product can last over time. They rate it 5.5 out of 10.
By tbaj (@tbaj)
Product: TWS Airpod
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- 4:20
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- 4:20 — 26 June,2026
Key claims
- [concern] Battery doesn't last long, only 30-40 minutes
- [concern] Charging indicator shows 75% but is not fully charged
- [concern] Fragile, one earbud stopped connecting after falling
- [concern] One earbud is loose and moves easily
- [concern] Charging one earbud turns off the other
- [positive] Good for the price
- [positive] People can hear when the volume is loud
- [positive] Durable over time, can last for months or years
- [info] Purchased from Temu
- [info] Charging one earbud turns off the other
Transcript excerpt
Okay, hi guys, so I'm here to give my honest opinion on the TWS AirPods. Okay, so I don't know if some of you might be like, oh, I haven't seen this around, I don't know which kind of AirPod this is. Even me, I haven't seen this AirPod around until I got Temu, and yes, Practically, this AirPod is from Temu. Let me give you guys a closer look. It's like, okay, so first of all, people go on Temu because things are cheap there, and that was where I got inspiration to go. So I got the TWS Airpod, and here is my honest opinion. Is it good? Is it bad? It's good. For me, I don't think I would want to purchase it again. First of all, it doesn't last long. Like, it doesn't last long. Your normal AirPod is supposed to last you for like 2 to 3 hours, but this, I'll say just 30-40 minutes max because I charge it. You have to charge both because you are charging one ear and you're not charging this ear, it's automatically going to off. Because, okay, let me explain now. You charge this ear, remove this, and using this ear. With this one off, you still have to charge it again. They both don't work intertwined like normal earpiece, normal AirPods. So I don't like how it dies fast and I have to charge it. And the funny part is when you charge it. Okay, let me— I have a charger here. Okay, I want you guys to see. Oh shit. Okay, when you charge it, can you see the numbers? It's showing 75. You think, oh okay, it's almost charging, but it's not because it's 75. When it gets 100, it says okay. It doesn't mean it's okay because if you use it, you will see that the price is still low, so this doesn't like— doesn't, doesn't apply. Okay, what else do I not like about it? I think apart from it doesn't last long, okay, it's, it's, um, fragile. Like, you know, this is glass, so you can break. Yesterday— okay, I'm a clumsy person, I get it. But I'm not that clumsy, so it falls like sometimes. Yesterday this fell and it's practically removed and I had to put it back. Now it's not connecting, like it's actually not connecting, and I don't know what is happening. But okay, once you— okay, once just— it's supposed to be— and but this one, it's like like as if it's supposed to remove. Can you see this one is fixed, but this is like as if, oh, this thing moving. This one is fixed. Now I don't know what to do. Um, it's good, yeah, you can hear, people hear when your thing is loud, so it's good, but the battery doesn't last, and I know young people want things that last long. So this is just my own honest opinion. So if I wanted…