Tagg Liberty PRO Earbuds
TAGG Liberty Buds are available in the market at a price tag of Rs 1,199. The TWS earbuds are available in two dual-tone colour options 一 Matte Black & Piano White and could be bought through the leading e-commerce portals. We got a chance to review the device and tried to do justice with the earbuds, to make you understand how it performed when used heavily.
Look and Feel
The earbud looks smooth and comes with good built quality. The plastic case of the earbuds has a smooth matte look. White earbuds inside the case resemble the famous Airpods (a little though!). The earbuds can connect to the smartphone and it fits in-ear easily (at least, it was fine with my ears, and was comfortable overall!).
We got our hands on the Piano White variant and it looked decent and stylish.
Specifications and Delivery
The earbuds deliver three in-built equalizers that can be changed in 3 taps - One for Low Latency Gaming, Second for Enhanced Bass, Third for Balanced Acoustics and Vocals.
The company claims that the earbuds offer a 45-ms latency time for a seamless gaming experience. Well! We did witness that the device connects to any handset swiftly. I was capable enough to switch my earbuds from one device to another, and it paired within a matter of seconds, without any inconvenience.
Call Quality and Noise Cancellation
Featuring Bluetooth 5.1v, the earbuds come with 4 Mics and feature Background Noise Cancellation for crystal clear voice quality, Tagg claims. Unfortunately, the device which I received for the review did not support the noise cancellation feature properly- as I experienced a lot of background noise during the call (feedback from the call-receivers), while communicating through the earbuds. Though the mic is apt and delivers a lag-free, loud and clear sound, on the other end, the listener might face lot of disturbance.
Musical Play Experience
Also for music buffs, the device is decent enough to give around 1 hour to 1.5 hours of continuous play experience in a single charge. But unfortunately, there is a concern that the quality of the music play average (music with high bass is not impressive). The company claimed that the earbuds consist of a 10mm driver for better bass but I really felt that it was a big miss with the review unit which I received. Also, for ease of use, the user could pause and play the music with a single tap on the earbuds- As simple as that (like many other earbuds which are available in the market).
Unfortunately, I cannot appreciate the music play experience much, as we have options like boAt, JBL and more which delivers better music experience at a similar price tag.
Battery Life
The earbuds case comes with a total playtime of 30 hours when used with the case charger too. It further comes accompanied by a Type-C charging cord in the box and enables to charge the device quite fast.
The playback time of the earbuds is 75 mins with 5 mins charging and this actually worked when we tested the same.
Compatibility
The TAGG Liberty PRO Earbuds are compatible with both IOS and Android and could be connected with the device easily. I used it with both the OS and the device took just a few seconds to connect. Also, the user who is talking to the phone manually, and would like to switch from mobile phone to earbuds can simply switch on the Bluetooth, and plug in the earbuds to your ears and it will automatically be connected with the handset and the user may continue to proceed with the communication. Also, calls could be received and rejected with a tap on the earbuds (similar to how we used to play and pause the music).
Conclusion
Overall, TAGG Liberty PRO Earbuds stands under the budgetary segment and incorporates all the features which one looks for, but the Indian market is already saturated with number of players like boAt, Bose, Ambrane, JBL and more which are offering similar specs at similar price points.
