GPods surprised us with its sound quality. The buds offers a clear and balanced tone and do a good job of capturing the details of music: high frequency is bright; the bass is solid and strong but not overwhelming. It don’t offer an intense, sometimes tiring listening experience as some of the other mainstream options in the market. There is an equalizer of sorts that lets you boost the bass, treble, or mids, and doing so makes a slight difference. Look, these earbuds sound decent enough in their own right, but they don't quite measure up to established audio brands.

The lights are fully adjustable within the app. You even have the ability to create a custom color profile from a photo.I could make out some noise around me, but the earbuds were able to suppress it a bit. Don’t expect the GPods to drown out the sound around you completely, however. Image: Steve Smith / KnowTechie

The 10mm high-definition drivers do a great job of delivering punchy bass while producing crisp and clear sound. These earbuds support SBC and AAC audio codecs. During my testing, these numbers proved accurate. With a combination of ANC on and off, I got about four hours and 15 minutes before I had to charge them. These earbuds sound great, fit in my ear well, and last a decent amount of time without having to charge them. I had no issues taking them out on a run or wearing them around the house. Article source: https://techbuzzireland.com/2022/11/01/first-look-hhogene-gpods-the-worlds-first-true-wireless-light-earbuds

To make the earbuds even more customizable, the company offers snap-on shells Image: Steve Smith / KnowTechie