Acefast Acefit Air Review: Sleek Style, Solid Substance

In swelling tide Open headphonesIt can be easy to forget an outsider. When Acefit Air of Acefast was first put to my attention, they seemed to be other pairs of budgetary ear hooks, the basic design for buds that allowed you to listen to air while keeping your ears open in the world.

I was deliciously surprised once I took them out of the box, starting with their spy software loading case hosting elegantly thin buds with a touch of metallic flair. The daily performance of Acefit Air is also satisfactory, marked by reactive controls and a clear but warm sound for solid musicality through genres.

These are not the most rich in functionalities, and the adjustment can be capricious, especially when you stretch the flexible hooks on the back of your ears. At $ 80, these disadvantages are easy to neglect, and I broke out using these buds in my outdoor activities for several weeks.

Slim and Stylin ‘

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There is something completely satisfactory in the case of Acefit Air. By taking a look through the plastic bubble of the large box, it looks like a number of oversized shells. This made it all the more impressive since it may be the thinner case of all the buds that I tested, easily sliding in jeans or shorts of shorts. The flat finish adds to the atmosphere, although it tends to collect oil from your skin inside and outside over time.

The buds are also elegant. Although they weigh about 7.5 grams (the Airpods Pro 2 are just over 5 years old), they are lighter and less invasive than most of the ear buds that I tested. ACEFAST says it is due in part to an “ultra-fine titanium wire” in the hooks tested for 10,000 turns. The adjustment is so loose and comfortable that one might think that they would fall, but they are well balanced and I have not yet lost one while walking, hiking, cycling or trapping otherwise.

It can be difficult to obtain the speakers and vents that accompany it properly aligned with my ears, especially the right one, because of how the buds are designed to swing outside your channels. I got used to it, but I generally need to make adjustments to the right bud, noting that pulling it forward generally locks the stereo image.

While putting the buds, I often hear the revealing beep of their metal touch sensors, but Acefast apparently made them insensitive during the first seconds, so I rarely make mistakes. More importantly, unlike many open headphones that I test, the tackles are reactive, allowing me easily a single blow for the volume, the double blow for the game / pause and the triple tap for the song, even in compromising situations like an Ebike vehicle. The simple fact of working reliably puts these buds before the game.

Speaking of VehicleThe buds are not the best to overcome wind resistance, but they do a decent job, allowing me to listen to tunes or podcasts at moderate speeds without having to blow my ears. It is a huge advantage of headphones open on traditional buds that are based on microphones that are easily overwhelmed by wind shear and resistance.

Triple punch

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In the rubbery frame of each bud is an “ultra linear speaker with three magnets” which takes into account the impressive sound quality of the Acefit Air. ACEFAST says that the speakers reduce the distortion, and they are very strong to the point that I rarely pushed them above a third of the maximum volume. This is a good thing, because lighting the equation in the application of Acefast strangely lowering said volume, but I did not find the need to use the equation anyway.