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Hoco EW63 In-ear Bluetooth Handsfree Earphones with Charging Case White

Wireless Hands Free Hoco EW63 V5.3 300mAh

  • Operating Time: 7 Hours
  • Active Noise Cancellation
  • Compatible with Siri
  • Color: White

Wireless Hands Free Hoco EW63 V5.3 300mAh

  • Operating Time: 7 Hours
  • Active Noise Cancellation
  • Compatible with Siri
  • Color: White
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Description

Wireless Hands Free Hoco EW63 V5.3 300mAh

  • Operating Time: 7 Hours
  • Active Noise Cancellation
  • Compatible with Siri
  • Color: White

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Specifications

Specifications

Dimensions

Type
In-ear
Operating Time
7 hrs
Standby
150 hrs
Without Cable
Yes
Double Headphone
Yes
Colour
White

Additional Specifications

Multipoint Pairing
No
Charging Case
Yes
Sweat Resistance
No
Active Noise Cancellation
Yes
Fast Charging
No
Microphone Noise Reduction
No
Voice Control
No
Hi-Res
No
Wireless Charging
No
Spatial Audio
No
LE Audio
No
Hybrid Active Noice Cancellation
No

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  • Nick_Gar
    4
    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful

    These headphones are clearly a copy of the AirPods Pro 2 and since I also have the originals (why I got these as well is another story), I can make a comparison.

    Of course, all the special features of the original Apple ones are missing, such as spatial sound, notification reading, head gestures, etc., but no one can expect these from such cheap headphones. For the basic functions, like listening to music, ANC, and calls, they are just fine.

    Music quality is comparable (I’m not saying identical, but very close) to the AirPods Pro 2. Bass and treble are crystal clear, and the sound is excellent—and this is coming from someone who is particularly demanding about music quality and constantly tries different headphones.

    Active Noise Cancellation: I was impressed, it’s very close to that of the AirPods Pro 2, maybe even the same unless it’s just my impression. Outdoors, I couldn’t hear cars coming next to me (so it’s better not to activate ANC when walking on the street), on the subway they cut out most of the noise (just like the originals), and if you’re also listening to music even at low volume, then you hardly hear anything from the surrounding environment. The package includes 3 different sizes of ear tips; for my ears, I had to use the L size for even better noise reduction.

    Transparency Mode: Crystal clear, I hear everything and can talk to people while wearing the headphones, just like with the originals.

    Where they disappointed me a bit is in their controls. The tap on the control area has a delay, the double tap to skip to the next song doesn’t always work, and the swipe to adjust the volume often registers as a single tap and pauses the music. With a bit of practice, you learn to avoid these mistakes most of the time, but in no way are the controls as easy as on the original AirPods Pro 2, and I’ve had to use my phone or watch to control the music.

    Battery life: I’m impressed. It’s much greater than that of the AirPods Pro 1 (which claim 4 hours but actually last 2 hours for music listening) and the AirPods Pro 2 (which claim 6 hours but actually last 4). I use these Hoco for 6-8 hours, almost always with ANC on, and the battery only drops by 70% (30% left), so they should last about another half. Practically, someone can use them from morning till night on a single charge.

    The charging case has a USB-C port and supports wireless charging just like the originals. They charge from any wireless charger and Apple Watch charger.

    Phone calls: I can hear and be heard clearly even in noisy environments. All good here as well.

    Also, with the Hoco I haven’t encountered the various issues I’ve seen with the original AirPods Pro 1 and 2, like putting the headphones in the case and for some reason one of them doesn’t charge, even though you’ve cleaned the contacts both in the case and on the headphones. With the Hoco, you put them in the case and both always charge, as simple as that...

    Overall: Despite the relative difficulty in controlling music directly from the headphones (that’s why I gave them 4/5, but I think 4.5/5 would be fairer if half stars were possible on Skroutz), they are still worth the money without a second thought and I highly recommend them.

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  • These headphones are clearly a copy of the AirPods Pro 2 and since I also have the originals (why I got these as well is another story), I can make a comparison.

    Of course, all the special features of the original Apple ones are missing, such as spatial sound, notification reading, head gestures, etc., but no one can expect these from such cheap headphones. For the basic functions, like listening to music, ANC, and calls, they are just fine.

    Music quality is comparable (I’m not saying identical, but very close) to the AirPods Pro 2. Bass and treble are crystal clear, and the sound is excellent—and this is coming from someone who is particularly demanding about music quality and constantly tries different headphones.

    Active Noise Cancellation: I was impressed, it’s very close to that of the AirPods Pro 2, maybe even the same unless it’s just my impression. Outdoors, I couldn’t hear cars coming next to me (so it’s better not to activate ANC when walking on the street), on the subway they cut out most of the noise (just like the originals), and if you’re also listening to music even at low volume, then you hardly hear anything from the surrounding environment. The package includes 3 different sizes of ear tips; for my ears, I had to use the L size for even better noise reduction.

    Transparency Mode: Crystal clear, I hear everything and can talk to people while wearing the headphones, just like with the originals.

    Where they disappointed me a bit is in their controls. The tap on the control area has a delay, the double tap to skip to the next song doesn’t always work, and the swipe to adjust the volume often registers as a single tap and pauses the music. With a bit of practice, you learn to avoid these mistakes most of the time, but in no way are the controls as easy as on the original AirPods Pro 2, and I’ve had to use my phone or watch to control the music.

    Battery life: I’m impressed. It’s much greater than that of the AirPods Pro 1 (which claim 4 hours but actually last 2 hours for music listening) and the AirPods Pro 2 (which claim 6 hours but actually last 4). I use these Hoco for 6-8 hours, almost always with ANC on, and the battery only drops by 70% (30% left), so they should last about another half. Practically, someone can use them from morning till night on a single charge.

    The charging case has a USB-C port and supports wireless charging just like the originals. They charge from any wireless charger and Apple Watch charger.

    Phone calls: I can hear and be heard clearly even in noisy environments. All good here as well.

    Also, with the Hoco I haven’t encountered the various issues I’ve seen with the original AirPods Pro 1 and 2, like putting the headphones in the case and for some reason one of them doesn’t charge, even though you’ve cleaned the contacts both in the case and on the headphones. With the Hoco, you put them in the case and both always charge, as simple as that...

    Overall: Despite the relative difficulty in controlling music directly from the headphones (that’s why I gave them 4/5, but I think 4.5/5 would be fairer if half stars were possible on Skroutz), they are still worth the money without a second thought and I highly recommend them.

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Description & Specifications

Wireless Hands Free Hoco EW63 V5.3 300mAh

  • Operating Time: 7 Hours
  • Active Noise Cancellation
  • Compatible with Siri
  • Color: White

Manufacturer

Dimensions

Type
In-ear
Operating Time
7 hrs
Standby
150 hrs
Without Cable
Yes
Double Headphone
Yes
Colour
White

Additional Specifications

Multipoint Pairing
No
Charging Case
Yes
Sweat Resistance
No
Active Noise Cancellation
Yes
Fast Charging
No
Microphone Noise Reduction
No
Voice Control
No
Hi-Res
No
Wireless Charging
No
Spatial Audio
No
LE Audio
No
Hybrid Active Noice Cancellation
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (2)

  1. 5 stars
    0
  2. 2
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • Nick_Gar
    4
    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful

    These headphones are clearly a copy of the AirPods Pro 2 and since I also have the originals (why I got these as well is another story), I can make a comparison.

    Of course, all the special features of the original Apple ones are missing, such as spatial sound, notification reading, head gestures, etc., but no one can expect these from such cheap headphones. For the basic functions, like listening to music, ANC, and calls, they are just fine.

    Music quality is comparable (I’m not saying identical, but very close) to the AirPods Pro 2. Bass and treble are crystal clear, and the sound is excellent—and this is coming from someone who is particularly demanding about music quality and constantly tries different headphones.

    Active Noise Cancellation: I was impressed, it’s very close to that of the AirPods Pro 2, maybe even the same unless it’s just my impression. Outdoors, I couldn’t hear cars coming next to me (so it’s better not to activate ANC when walking on the street), on the subway they cut out most of the noise (just like the originals), and if you’re also listening to music even at low volume, then you hardly hear anything from the surrounding environment. The package includes 3 different sizes of ear tips; for my ears, I had to use the L size for even better noise reduction.

    Transparency Mode: Crystal clear, I hear everything and can talk to people while wearing the headphones, just like with the originals.

    Where they disappointed me a bit is in their controls. The tap on the control area has a delay, the double tap to skip to the next song doesn’t always work, and the swipe to adjust the volume often registers as a single tap and pauses the music. With a bit of practice, you learn to avoid these mistakes most of the time, but in no way are the controls as easy as on the original AirPods Pro 2, and I’ve had to use my phone or watch to control the music.

    Battery life: I’m impressed. It’s much greater than that of the AirPods Pro 1 (which claim 4 hours but actually last 2 hours for music listening) and the AirPods Pro 2 (which claim 6 hours but actually last 4). I use these Hoco for 6-8 hours, almost always with ANC on, and the battery only drops by 70% (30% left), so they should last about another half. Practically, someone can use them from morning till night on a single charge.

    The charging case has a USB-C port and supports wireless charging just like the originals. They charge from any wireless charger and Apple Watch charger.

    Phone calls: I can hear and be heard clearly even in noisy environments. All good here as well.

    Also, with the Hoco I haven’t encountered the various issues I’ve seen with the original AirPods Pro 1 and 2, like putting the headphones in the case and for some reason one of them doesn’t charge, even though you’ve cleaned the contacts both in the case and on the headphones. With the Hoco, you put them in the case and both always charge, as simple as that...

    Overall: Despite the relative difficulty in controlling music directly from the headphones (that’s why I gave them 4/5, but I think 4.5/5 would be fairer if half stars were possible on Skroutz), they are still worth the money without a second thought and I highly recommend them.

    Translated from Greek ·
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    VFM Headphones

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • These headphones are clearly a copy of the AirPods Pro 2 and since I also have the originals (why I got these as well is another story), I can make a comparison.

    Of course, all the special features of the original Apple ones are missing, such as spatial sound, notification reading, head gestures, etc., but no one can expect these from such cheap headphones. For the basic functions, like listening to music, ANC, and calls, they are just fine.

    Music quality is comparable (I’m not saying identical, but very close) to the AirPods Pro 2. Bass and treble are crystal clear, and the sound is excellent—and this is coming from someone who is particularly demanding about music quality and constantly tries different headphones.

    Active Noise Cancellation: I was impressed, it’s very close to that of the AirPods Pro 2, maybe even the same unless it’s just my impression. Outdoors, I couldn’t hear cars coming next to me (so it’s better not to activate ANC when walking on the street), on the subway they cut out most of the noise (just like the originals), and if you’re also listening to music even at low volume, then you hardly hear anything from the surrounding environment. The package includes 3 different sizes of ear tips; for my ears, I had to use the L size for even better noise reduction.

    Transparency Mode: Crystal clear, I hear everything and can talk to people while wearing the headphones, just like with the originals.

    Where they disappointed me a bit is in their controls. The tap on the control area has a delay, the double tap to skip to the next song doesn’t always work, and the swipe to adjust the volume often registers as a single tap and pauses the music. With a bit of practice, you learn to avoid these mistakes most of the time, but in no way are the controls as easy as on the original AirPods Pro 2, and I’ve had to use my phone or watch to control the music.

    Battery life: I’m impressed. It’s much greater than that of the AirPods Pro 1 (which claim 4 hours but actually last 2 hours for music listening) and the AirPods Pro 2 (which claim 6 hours but actually last 4). I use these Hoco for 6-8 hours, almost always with ANC on, and the battery only drops by 70% (30% left), so they should last about another half. Practically, someone can use them from morning till night on a single charge.

    The charging case has a USB-C port and supports wireless charging just like the originals. They charge from any wireless charger and Apple Watch charger.

    Phone calls: I can hear and be heard clearly even in noisy environments. All good here as well.

    Also, with the Hoco I haven’t encountered the various issues I’ve seen with the original AirPods Pro 1 and 2, like putting the headphones in the case and for some reason one of them doesn’t charge, even though you’ve cleaned the contacts both in the case and on the headphones. With the Hoco, you put them in the case and both always charge, as simple as that...

    Overall: Despite the relative difficulty in controlling music directly from the headphones (that’s why I gave them 4/5, but I think 4.5/5 would be fairer if half stars were possible on Skroutz), they are still worth the money without a second thought and I highly recommend them.

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