Defunc True Basic đánh giá

Possessing a variety of eye-catching colors to choose from, balanced sound quality and an accessible price, Defunc True Basic is the Swedish brands latest attempt to conquer Gen Z young users who value their individuality. , its own substance.

After more than half a year of silent silence, Defunc, the audio brand from Sweden has returned to the Vietnamese market with a new true wireless (tws) headset called True Basic. This is the cheapest tws headset in Defuncs product range, aimed at Gen Z young tech-savvy users who appreciate their individuality and personality.

Defunc True Basic has a selling price of 690,000 VND, but in the promotion program on the occasion of the sale from 7-11/7, the headset model will be discounted to 490,000 VND. Users can experience directly and buy products at agent stores such as CellphoneS, Mobile Viet, GearVN, or buy at Dizigears genuine store on Shopee and Lazada e-commerce platforms to be delivered. home goods.

All that is inside the box of Defunc True Basic

Better experience with semi earbuds design

True wireless headphones with earbuds design like Airpods, Airpods 2 are appreciated for wearing comfort, but their minus point is that they are easy to fall and the sound quality is difficult to compete with in-ear. At that time, semi earbuds emerged as an optimal design, combining the advantages of earbuds and in-ears, and this is also the path that Defunc True Basic chose.

The version of the Defunc True Basic headset that VnReview experiences is the white version. In total, the Swedish brands headphones have up to 6 colors for users to choose from, including white, pink, blue, red, black and dark blue. The entire body of the headset is made of rough plastic to help limit sweat and dirt very well. In fact, Defunc True Go also meets IPX4 water resistance, so users can safely use it when exercising or under light rain.

Basically, Defunc True Basic still shares a lot of similarities with the typical design of Airpods with a long headphone foot, a common way to place the microphone in a position closer to the users mouth, improving conversation quality. Defuncs logo runs along the foot of the headset, right above is the touch area for users to control operations.

Defunc True Basic fully supports the necessary control gestures, including play / stop playing music, skip / skip songs, increase or decrease the volume as well as receive / reject calls and activate Siri / Google virtual assistants . The touch part of Defunc True Basic has quite good sensitivity, during the writers experience, receiving the wrong command is there, but with a very low frequency, insignificant.

The interesting design of the headset is located in the ear tubers. Defunc True Basic is supplemented with a semi-in-ear rubber tip that goes deep into the ear canal to improve sound quality. At the same time, at the earlobe will be a G-Hook buckle to increase the certainty and stability when wearing. With these additions, Defunc True Basic has almost overcome the weaknesses of the earbuds, and the actual experience makes the headphones comfortable to wear, not prone to ear fatigue like in-ears.

Defunc True Basic uses a charging box with the most compact size that the writer has ever experienced. This box has a long body, also made of rough plastic like the body of the headset, and has a battery capacity of 400 mAh, enough to recharge the headset about 4 times. The body of the charging case has 4 LEDs that indicate the remaining battery power in levels of 25%, 50%, 75% and 100%. The other side is a USB-C charging port, fully charging the box takes about 2 hours. In this price range, of course, the Defunc True Basics charging case does not support wireless charging.

Balanced overall sound quality, light direction

Defunc True Basic supports Bluetooth 5.0, the pairing takes place quickly when users just need to lift the headset from the charging case and the ear will automatically connect to the previously connected mobile device. The writer has not had much time to experience, but in about 3 days of use, the connection quality proved to be stable, there was no flickering phenomenon even when riding a motorbike on the road.

Overall, Defunc True Basic has a balanced sound quality in the bands, a somewhat strange direction when most headphones in this price range will have V-shape sound quality, emphasizing the bass range. Therefore, the strength of the headset will be pop songs, lyrical ballads, lo-fi music, when the vocals and the separation and jingling of the instruments are the highlight. Defunc True Basics bass is relatively deep and low in volume, EDM followers will have a hard time getting really high with remixes. In general, with headphones in this price range, the win and lose is also common and understandable.

Defunc True Basic microphone quality

The soundstage of Defunc True Basic is quite airy, possibly thanks to the semi-bud design, the sound is not bundled into the ears. True Basics passive noise cancellation is a bit worse than in-ear headphones, needing a volume of about 70-80% to cancel outside noise. Of course, in the price range of VND 500,000, active noise cancellation is not feasible, at least for the time being.

About battery life, with the habit of listening to music at 60% volume on the Mi 10T Pro phone, Defunc True Basic lasted about 4 hours before having to recharge. Combined with the charging box, in total, users will have about 12 hours of music playback, a number that is not bad compared to the expectations of the writer.

summary

After more than half a year of silent silence, True Basic can be said to be a test of Defuncs safety. Colorful personality, semi earbuds design that feels good to wear, and an accessible price are the strengths of True Basic. However, if Defunc can bring those strengths to a headset with more impressive sound quality, more emphasis, it will certainly attract more users.

Hoan Dang