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HAKII ICE LITE wireless Bluetooth Earbuds Review

Nowadays, when we travel, Bluetooth earbuds are indispensable in our pockets so that we can hear the sound of our mobile phones in a noisy environment. When choosing a true wireless Bluetooth headset, I was very interested in the appearance at first sight. Last year, my main headset was always the HAKII ICE, which I have used until now. Today, HAKII ICE LITE is here. Although it is a youth version, it has been upgraded. Most importantly, the price has also dropped. To distinguish these two headphones, the white version is purchased this time.

The design of HAKII ICE

In terms of appearance design, HAKII ICE LITE continues the design style of the standard version. In terms of materials, this headset innovatively uses high-transparency & high-temperature resistant two-color composite materials. The ice-covered appearance of transparent ice crystals is matched with the streamlined internal texture, so the appearance of this headset is very high, and there are still blue and white.

ICE LITE Support Bluetooth 5.3

The HAKII ICE LITE headset has been upgraded to Bluetooth 5.3, its performance has been fully upgraded, and Bluetooth 5.3 should become the standard for mainstream Bluetooth headsets. Its signal will be more stable, and the game delay will be low. For a person who likes to play games, especially “Peace Elite,” which has high requirements for sound, it is still very good to wear HAKII ICE LITE to play games. After turning on the game mode, the delay is as low as 40ms. When playing games, the audio and video are synchronized. The gaming experience is excellent. Not only that, it has a full link latency as low as 50ms, which makes it easy to control all kinds of pictures and sounds.

The sound quality of HAKII ICE LITE

The most important thing about headphones is the sound quality, which is the second most important point after looking at the appearance. HAKII ICE LITE is equipped with a high-performance moving coil unit with a diameter of 13mm, and its performance in music is also remarkable. In terms of music style selection, I prefer vocals, and their performance is still very good. The bass is clear and delicate, and listening to music is easy to bring into it. In response to the natural low-frequency sound leakage problem of semi-in-ear, Ha Krypton supplements Ha Krypton’s special sound effect in the bass, so its presence in low frequency is still very good.

HAKII ICE LITE supports multiple devices at the same time

Compared with the standard version, this HAKII ICE LITE also supports the function of smart one-for-two. Compared with users of multiple devices, the configuration of this small function is also very popular among users of various devices. It can connect tablets and mobile phones at the same time. Switch freely between the two devices. Regarding calls, it is equipped with 4 microphones, supports the DNN call noise reduction function, and has a clear call in a noisy environment.

Battery life of HAKII ICE LITE

As a high-value earphone, the shape of the earphone body continues the design of the previous generation of small popsicles. Its weight is only 4g, which is very light. As an office worker, the most important thing is to take on my use on the way to work, so the battery life is also my special favorite. It can be used for about 5 hours when fully charged and for about 20 hours with the charging case. It also has a fast charge, which can be fully revived in one and a half hours, satisfying my daily commute use!

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HAKII ICE TWS Earbuds Review

In this article, I’m reviewing the HAKII ICE TWS earbuds. The ICE featured 13mm dynamic drivers, Bluetooth 5.2 and up to 7 hours of playtime for the earbuds on a single charge. It retails for $99.

Disclaimer: This sample was provided by HAKII for the purpose of an honest review. All observations and opinions here are my own based on my experience with the product.

The HAKII ICE comes in a stylish black box with a white cardboard sleeve. Inside the box, we find the standard kit: the HAKII ICE TWS earbuds, charging case, USB charging cable, documentation and a sheet of HAKII stickers.

Design

The HAKII ICE design is said to have been inspired by ice sports. Both the charging case and earbuds have a unique look and feel to them. According to the HAKII website, the case alone took 10 months to go from concept to mass production. The designers wanted to make the case look as though it was encased in a block of ice. They achieved this by using double-shot moulding and transparent materials.

The case feels good in the hand – robust but not heavy. I wouldn’t worry about your earbuds falling out either because the lid seals shut with a reassuring magnetic snap. There’s a USB Type-C port for charging on the bottom of the case and a HAKII logo on the front that lights up when charging or when you open the case.

As for the actual earbuds, they match the style of the case with their icy blue colour and twisted stem. The top earbud part has a matte grey finish. The ICE is an open style earbud so there are no silicone tips. Despite that, they feel secure in my ears and even provide a pretty good seal which really helps with the bass response (more on that later).

Internally, the HAKII ICE has a 13mm dynamic driver and Bluetooth 5.2. Wireless codecs supported are AAC and SBC so unfortunately, there’s no aptX present. For calls, the ICE has DNN call noise cancelling with 4-microphones. There’s also a low-latency game mode to reduce any sync issues when gaming or watching videos.

Each earbud weighs just 4g so you hardly even notice they’re there, especially with the 4:6 earbud head to stem weight ratio which makes them feel more balanced. An IPX4 water resistance rating means that you don’t need to worry about sweat or light rain when using the ICE earbuds.

The battery life is around 6-7 hours for the earbuds plus you get another 24 hours with the charging case. The case takes around 2 hours to charge while the earbuds take 1.5 hours.

Controls and Bluetooth Connection

Pairing the ICE is simple and fast. During my testing, I found the Bluetooth connection stable and consistent and didn’t experience any drops. When it comes to touch controls, the ICE has a standard setup. Sadly, there are no onboard volume controls although you can adjust the volume using the voice assistant. Here’s a list of available controls:

• Single click: Play /pause /answer an incoming call
• Double click: Activate voice assistant
• Long press: Switch to the previous song /Hang up /reject an incoming call

• Single click: Play /pause /answer an incoming call
• Double click: Switch to the game mode
• Long press: Switch to the next song /Hang up /reject an incoming call

Calls, Video and Gaming Performance

The call quality on the HAKII ICE is reasonably good. My voice sounds fairly clear and loud enough although it has the usual wireless compression. It also does a decent job of blocking outside noise.

Verdict

The HAKII ICE is a decent TWS earbud with good build quality. The game mode works well and there’s less latency than many other TWS earbuds. However, for the price, it’s lacking extra features like aptX and active noise cancellation. The audio quality is decent but it can’t match the sound of sealed earbuds with silicone eartips. If you’re looking for something with a unique style though, these might be right for you.

I’m a former hip-hop DJ / turntablist and hobbyist music producer. Prime Audio Reviews was created so I could share my passion for audio gear with people around the world. What will become of it? Who knows. But I’m going to enjoy every single moment finding out. with something in or on my ears. And a DAP in my pocket.

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You can now get an 2-in-1 ice bucket and Bluetooth speaker from Amazon

GET into the summer spirit with this fancy ice bucket from Amazon — that doubles up as a Bluetooth speaker.

The online retailer is selling this 2-in-1 party accessory for just £29.99 and we can’t help think it might end up in our shopping basket before the weekend.

The 10w unit means you’ll have a powerful wireless speaker at the party and the lights even change colour to add to the mood.

The speaker offers up to six hours of play time so you should be able to keep the party going.

Have a back up speaker on standby in case the party goes on for longer — this speaker takes three hours to charge.

But it does come with all the essentials — including an aux cord for direct input from your laptop if you can’t wait to charge with the USB cable.

Qualifying for free delivery, it could be yours in time for the weekend.

But it’s not the cheapest deal out there — Robert Dyas is selling the exact same 2-in-1 ice bucket speaker for £19.99.

Robert Dyas do charge £3.95 for standard delivery, meaning you’d really only save £6 but their Click & Collect options from stores nationwide is completely free.

If you want to make the ultimate saving, find your nearest location using the store finder tool.

The retailer slashed the price of their Bluetooth ice bucket speaker from £39.99 by £10 in their mega summer sale.

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If you are looking for more speakers that double up as another product, B&M is selling a shower speaker and digital radio for £6.

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