The immense popularity of true wireless earbuds means even traditional hi-fi brands like Bang & Olufsen can ill afford to sit out. This is why we have the Beoplay EQ, the brand’s first-ever true wireless earbuds. To start, we must commend the build quality. The buds have “spacecraft-grade” polymer chassis and anodised aluminium touch panels. The charging case is also aluminium and the ear tips are soft silicone. It looks and feels a step up from your typical all-plastic earbuds..
A GLANCE
DRIVERS 6.8mm Electro-dynamic
MICS 6x MEMS
FEATURES Bluetooth 5.2, IP54, ANC
CODECS SBC, AAC codec, aptX Adaptive
BATTERY Up to 6.5 hours with A NC, 20 hours with charging case
PRICE $ 6 29
Comfort is good, I can wear the Beoplay EQ for hours without feeling any strain in my ears. However, they don’t get as deep as I’d like. Consequently, it feels like they are perched precariously in my ears. It isn’t a problem for the most part but they can fall out if I’m working out, which you can do with these earbuds because they have IP54 water and dust resistance rating.
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