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To quickly recap, its audio output doesnвЂ™t match its predecessors, but nor does its price. I already gave away a part of what you can expect from the performance of this device in the intro. OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z - Performance: 7/10 These earphones are IP55-rated sweat and water resistant, so you can carry them to the gym or in a light drizzle without having to worry about them going bad.

They are easy to access, and you end up pressing the right buttons on most occasions without having to look at them. The placement of the inline controls is spot on. The seal should have been better than this. A lot of ambient noise can be heard even in a not-so-noisy surrounding. But the passive noise isolation wasnвЂ™t all that great with either of the three pairs of bundled eartips. The in-ear monitors fit nicely into the ear without any discomfort with medium sized tips (in my case), and they do not pop out even during jogs. The OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z are quite light and weigh just 28 grams you barely feel their presence around your neck. OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z - Comfort: 8/10 But frankly, I was never too fond of it, and its absence wasnвЂ™t felt. Another thing missing here is the red OnePlus carry pouch (or any pouch to carry them in), such as the one that is bundled with its predecessors.

The Bullets Wireless Z arenвЂ™t compliant with QualcommвЂ™s AptX or AptX HD codecs either.

ThatвЂ™s one way to keep the selling price down to a third.

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Unlike the multi-driver setup on the Bullets Wireless 2, you get a single 9.2 mm dynamic driver in each of the buds. Just make sure they do not accidentally separate when you donвЂ™t wish to use them, else the battery will drain unnecessarily. The earbuds have magnetic tips at the back that act as a power On/Off switch for this device (Off when stuck together, and On when separated), something common to all OnePlus Bullets Wireless earphones.

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A Type-C USB port is placed on the left battery module along with a pairing/quick switch button that lets you pair these earphones with the source Bluetooth device, or switch between two devices it is paired with - quite a handy feature, that. The only hint of colour here is on the inline control module that has red вЂ+вЂ™ and вЂ-вЂ symbols on the buttons.Д¬oming back to the inline control pod, it has volume control keys and a multifunctional button that can be used to play/pause tracks, answer/end calls, jump to the next track (double click) and go to the previous track (triple click). The rubberised neckband feels skin-friendly. The only hint of colour here is on the inline control module that has red вЂ+вЂ™ and вЂ-вЂ symbols on the buttons, and you get a bit more red behind the translucent silicone eartips. The OnePlus branding is subtle and easy to miss. However, unlike the metal casing for the buds on its predecessors, you get a plastic shell here. In fact, they look almost identical to the Bullets Wireless 2 with an all-black body, smooth matte finish and glossy earbuds. OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z - Build, design and features: 7.5/10Д«ullets Wireless Z are fairly standard-looking neckband style wireless earphones. So letвЂ™s look at what corners OnePlus has cut on this pair of wireless earphones, and ultimately, what it offers for its asking price. After my dismay subsided a bit, I reminded myself that despite the OnePlus brand name, this is a much more affordable product compared to the other two, and should be looked at and treated as such.