truke Fit Pro Bluetooth Truly Wireless in Ear Earbuds with Mic (Carbon Black)

The media could not be loaded. I just loved this product its amazing under this price range 🤩😍 .. These earbuds comes with decent sound and and ofcourse it comes with 13 mm dynamic driver its quite good bass .. And the other thing i like the most is its case which is made up of super quality it has a plastic of soft material .. And the other best thing is its battery which is longer .. It come with type-C charger which which helps to charges the case in just 15 minutes . If i talk about its connectivity which is super because of bluetooth 5.0 .. And ofcourse the another reason for buying this because of PUBG these are really good whilee playing PUBG .. I recently used redmi buds S but the truke fit pro is ligher as compared to redmo buds S .. and in last the weight of earbuds is very light and i recommend These earbuds to for all don't be confuse go for it ..

I saw a video of techno ruhez and purchased this product but this was the my worst decision as it's too bulky couldn't fit my ears properly functionality is too bad as I felt sound delay while I was playing game batter life isn't also up to the mark.

N. B. The following pros and cons are considering the price point of 1k.Pros:1) Has auto-pair2) Good battery backup (20hrs including case)3) Type C charging port.4) 14 mm drivers provide really good sound quality with punch bass.5) Small and light weight case with textured finish.6) Somewhat water resistant.7) Good built quality.Cons:1) Audio isn't balanced between left and right properly. Sometimes volume of left earpiece is slightly more than right.2) To my medium sized ear, the fit isn't good. Falls off after some time, and if I press it hard inside my ears, it starts hurting after a little while.3) Connectivity drops if you leave to the next room.4) Sometimes it randomly disconnects and then reconnects again.5) Sometimes any of the earphone may not start charging or disconnect from your device after putting it back in m inside its case, due to a loose connector. Try Adjusting the earphone inside the case manually until it connects to the pin properly and starts chargingConclusion: If you really can't afford more than 1k then buy a neckband style earphone instead, don't go with TWS. Or else pay a little extra and buy a higher end TWS earphone.

For design 3 star, for comfort 1 start. Case looks premium, but buds have cheap plastic. Bass is good. Spear should have been tilted a beat so that sound and bass is heard properly. For Bass 4 star. Wrt to other buds you need to keep sound a much hight for same output. For design, I will give 4 star, innovative dolphin design , but inner plastic should have been a bit softer like case material for a bit more comfort. If manufacturers listen and with same outer design if inner design comes with silicon buds for better fit, it will sell more. Should also provide different size buds. For calls I will give 3 star, as you need to speak a bit higher for other person to listen you. Haven't checked outside with noisy environment. And just received so for battery back up also can't tell much.

It has Been 1.3 yrs with this tws , good quality , don't expect too much on sound quality, still you will get better quality under 800 price segment. It's a bass overloaded one so if u like too much bass it will be gd. Vocals are not bad still sm Times face issues any way it's what we can expect at this price segment.But connectivity is a major issue what i am facing. Even it is bt5.0 , sm Times when you are using two buds connectivity will get noise and grainy sound, sm Times get break , but still we can expect this under 800 bud . So it is normalBuilt and fit is okish not bad or gud sitill what we can expect 😉I

The amount of 5-star reviews that clearly look paid or sponsored is appalling. They all are just a repeat of the marketing statements of Truke. Let me share my experience of using the Truke Fit Pro.First of all, there is nothing "Fit Pro" about this product at all. The so-called dolphin design is a feeble attempt at trying to be separate from the competition by having a "unique" selling point. They are really uncomfortable, and the hard plastic with below-average finishing hurts the inner ear. No one in my family could bear to wear this beyond 15 minutes without noticeable discomfort, and beyond half-an-hour it was a definite no-go.The Bluetooth connectivity was generally fine, although turning your head beyond 90 degrees in either direction did cause static noise and connectivity disruptions.And this is this product's biggest downfall. The advertised 13 mm drivers do sound good, with sufficient bass and separation of mids and highs, while the Type-C charging port is a fantastic deal at just a mere Rs. 999. The soft-touch exterior finish is welcome, though the inner finishing leaves a lot to be desired. Bluetooth connectivity is alright. The magnets holding the earphones are good. All these pros on paper can easily make you forget the biggest con that you can only experience having used it. While all its shortcomings can be pardoned solely based on its ridiculously low price of Rs. 999, the biggest reason for me to never recommend this is the discomfort in its in-ear design.No matter how many bells-and-whistles you get at such a price, you cannot wear TWS earphones if they are as uncomfortable as this product. Had Truke gone for a traditional silicone bud style or even the slimmer plastic pod-style of the AirPods while maintaining this price, this product being the number one choice in the budget TWS category would've been a no-brainer.Until then, the Truke Fit Pro receives no recommendation from me, solely on the basis of an uncomfortable design. I would request potential buyers to look beyond the eye-candy like the multiple features and the low price and ponder over the fact that these shall be their daily driver for quite some time, rendering all points apart from comfort completely moot.