Sabbat VooPlay

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DESIGN AND FINISHING

From the outside, Sabbat Vooplay looks like two buttons. The faceplate of the ear is circular with a long press as the highlight. So Sabbat is still loyal to the physical button design instead of using touch like other headphone brands.

The lower body of the ear is designed as earbuds, very similar to the previous X12 Ultra. Many people look at this design and will hastily conclude that the Sabbat VooPlay will easily drop, but Sabbat has certainly known this into this.

The upper half housing section is indeed round, not angled like the X12, but it helps to reduce the pressure on the earlobes when worn. The lower body has an angled earbuds design; when worn on your ear, you need to rotate it slightly counterclockwise; it will look like a Vooplay lock with your headphones.

The weight of the Sabbat VooPlay is also very light, so it won’t create much pressure when worn for a long time and doesn’t generate much inertial force during vigorous movements.

The Sabbat VooPlay’s charging case has been designed more luxuriously and aesthetically than the previous X12 or E12. The outside of the box is leather-wrapped in the same color as the earphones. Sabbat logo on the top The hinge is made of sturdy metal. The lid of the box and the earphone contact both have a handy inhaler magnet.

However, when looking closely at the complete details, we can see that Sabbat VooPlay has not been refined. The skin folds are not completely sealed; there are still a few skewed points near the hinge. A few small gaps between the hinge and the shell make the overall lack of sophistication. In addition, Sabbat does not leave any cling points so that users can open the lid of the charging case with one hand. Perhaps the company was engrossed in optimizing the design but took the user experience lightly.

FEATURES AND TECHNOLOGY

Sabbat VooPlay is equipped with Bluetooth 5.0 QCC3020 chip from Qualcomm, identical to the previous Sabbat X12 Ultra. Therefore, VooPlay still inherits all the old features such as High-quality APTX Codec, cVc 8.0 digital noise filter, Auto connect.

However, Sabbat VooPlay is still equipped with new hardware that stands out from the X12 Ultra. First of all, the new dynamic driver with a huge diameter of 14.2mm, the vibrating membrane made of bio-fiber, helps to bring a more detailed and vivid sound quality. More than reality, please follow up in the reviews below.

As for the charging box, although the charging box is significantly more compact than the X12 Ultra, the Sabbat VooPlay is still equipped with a convenient wireless charger.

According to the company, the battery life on the ear can reach more than 6 hours for a full charge, and when combined with the charging box, the battery life can be up to 40 hours of use.

EXPERIENCE AND SOUND

Sabbat VooPlay is not for people with small ears, like the previous X12 Ultra. Fortunately, I have medium ear size, so wearing the Sabbat Vooplay fit is quite easy. When wearing, it should be noted that the ear should be placed and turned counterclockwise to lock the Sabbat Vooplay on the wearer’s ear. At this time, Sabbat Vooplay will lie firmly on the ear, although trying to shake her head hard, Sabbat Vooplay still does not budge.

Connectivity on the Sabbat VooPlay is fast and stable, with no crashing or jerky sound. The ear latency is very low, only about 30ms, so watching videos or playing games on Sabbat Vooplay is good.

However, the experience of controls on Sabbat VooPlay is not good. The buttons are quite hard, the buttons are long but small, so it needs to exert more force than usual when pressed, creating quite uncomfortable pressure on the ears.

Finally, in terms of sound quality, Sabbat Vooplay has clear, neutral sound quality and very good price range details. It can be said that Sabbat Vooplay is an upgraded version of the previous X12 Ultrasound quality, more balanced, and minimizes the sibilant phenomenon while enhancing clarity and detail.

Bass range: There is quite a good amount compared to the earbuds, equivalent to the previous X12 Ultra. Focusing mainly on mid-bass, hitting round, and not being overwhelmed. Sub-bass has a negligible amount.

Mid-range: Clear and detailed well in the price range. The singer’s voice is smooth, neutral, neither forward nor backward. There was a slight press on the high mid, which made the high notes more flattering, but there was no sibilant phenomenon. The instruments are separate. Guitar or piano sound is quite clear, not mixed.

Treble strip: Up to quite high but does not feel too bright. The sound is relatively crisp, and the details stop at a decent level. Keep the beat well to give the music a bright color.

Sabbat VooPlay’s soundstage is like the X12 Ultra, airy and spacious.

Sabbat Vooplay can play well light music genres such as Pop, Ballad, Soft Rock, and Genres that require more powerful bass like EDM; Sabbat Vooplay will be a bit exhausted with this sound quality.

CONCLUDE

Sabbat VooPlay is a new option from the popular brand True Wireless headphones. It still retains an outstanding fashion style combining the same sound quality and technology enough for its price range.

Although not too outstanding or excellent compared to the old version, Sabbat Vooplay is still a safe choice in this segment.

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