Tribit QuietPlus 78 ANC

amazon Tribit QuietPlus 78 ANC reviews

Tribit has been known as a famous manufacturer of good and cheap audio equipment on Amazon. Typically with speaker models, users highly appreciate Bluetooth headsets because they have a very affordable price. The quality is not inferior to even surpassing major brands in the same price range.

Recently, Tribit has launched its flagship noise-canceling headset model with the name Tribit QuietPlus 78. This version promises to bring a much better experience than the previous 50 and 72 versions. As for the reality of using Tribit QuietPlus 78, we will find out through this detailed review.

BOXING AND ACCESSORIES

Like the previous two headset models, the packaging of the Tribit QuietPlus 78 is very simple. A hard paper box with the front side is printed with the image of the headset, and the backside will be the product information.

It’s a good thing because, at a price, it comes with a sturdy box, convenient when you need to put the headset in your backpack and take it out. Our Tribit QuietPlus 78 is neatly folded and neatly placed in this box.

In addition to a large compartment, the box also has a compartment for accessories such as a 3.5mm 2-pin cord, charging cord, and user manual.

FINISHING AND DESIGN

The company is still loyal to the use of plastic to complete this headset. The plastic part that makes up the headset is still very solid, black and gray, with a glossy surface treatment. This surface coating will help prevent fingerprints more than the glossy finish.

The ear-cup part is also made large, round, and can fit many ear sizes as an over-ear ear. That also allows for larger drivers and does not lack in comfort compared to the oval design. Perhaps, many people will prefer the oval design because it will not feel tight in the jawbone.

The ear-cup part can be rotated slightly at the end of the headset frame. They allow the headset to fit a variety of face shapes better. This design helps our headset avoid the loose or broken phenomenon, aesthetically also making the headset look more seamless.

This frame also has the same black-gray shell as the ear-cup, reinforced with a metal bar inside, and is fully adjustable in length to fit various head sizes if needed. Moreover, they can be folded to put in the hard box that the company gives, easier when you need to move.

The headset will come with a thick leather padding that keeps its shape well. It also makes it more breathable. Sweat and moisture will be removed, not deposited on your earmold. The padding also ensures that you won’t get uncomfortable wearing it for a long time.

Along with that, the Tribit QuietPlus 78 has very lightweight; if you use it for a long time, there will be absolutely no fatigue, heavy or headache.

On this version, all control keys will be placed all to the right. There you will find the Micro-USB charging port and the 3.5mm audio jack at the bottom.

Nearby, there’s also a power button that toggles ANC mode. In the front, the control key cluster is used to increase/decrease the volume, stop/play music, and a shortcut to answering/reject calls. Maybe many of you will find that switching to one side of the ear will be a bit confusing and easy to press by mistake.

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BATTERY TIME AND CONNECTIONS

Connect ability

Our Tribit QuietPlus 78 is equipped with the new Bluetooth 5.0 standard, but it seems that the Bluetooth chipset has been changed.

No longer using chips from Qualcomm, so the conversational noise cancellation technology (CVC 8.0) no longer appears on this version.

In addition to Bluetooth connectivity, Tribit QuietPlus 78 still supports AUX wired connection. However, noise-canceling mode and function controls will not work when you use this wired mode.

Battery life

The headset models from the company are still considered to have “strength” battery life, and on the Tribit QuietPlus 78 model, they are still equipped with a large battery with a usage time of up to 35 hours playing music when turned off ANC mode. When the noise canceling mode is turned on, the usage time will be reduced to 20 hours; in my opinion, this is still a very impressive battery life not inferior to many high-end headset models.

Along with that, our headset only takes 2 hours to charge fully, and in just 10 minutes, you will be able to continue using it for another 4 hours.

NOISE RESISTANCE

The ANC button can switch between 4 different modes. By default, when you connect to the headset, it will turn on the noise canceling mode; when pressing the ANC button will turn off the noise-canceling mode. Next is the “Low” mode, which is a setting for quiet to moderately noisy environments. That is adjusted specifically for environments with moderate noise, such as offices or rooms. In “High” mode is a higher setting and can reduce noise up to 32dB. This mode will significantly reduce the volume of normal talking.

Can’t expect an $80 noise-canceling headset to do wonders like the Sony WH1000XM4. The noise-canceling on the Tribit QuietPlus 78 is slightly better than previous versions, but it still doesn’t make a big difference. Low-frequency noises such as trains, airplanes, or murmurs will almost completely disappear, especially when playing music. However, higher frequency sounds such as people talking or typing keyboard will still be there without being completely suppressed. Anyway, at this price, the noise resistance of the Tribit QuietPlus 78 is still very respectable.

And finally, there will be Ambient Mode. In contrast to ANC, this mode allows external sound to enter the headset. This mode is useful when you want to talk to people and quickly switch to noise cancellation mode. When switching to this mode, the volume of the music playing on the headset is slightly reduced. However, sometimes playing music with high volume will make the sound become muffled.

One point that the Tribit QuietPlus 78 has not done well is filter noise when talking. When talking, the listener on the other end of the line will hear the noise around you. This phenomenon will be more obvious when you try to have a conversation in a crowded place. If you want an over-ear earphone with good call quality, then you can refer to the Tribit QuietPlus 72 model. This version is equipped with CVC 8.0 noise cancellation technology; they can make your voice louder and clearer.

SOUND QUALITY

If the chip is the brain of the headset, the heart on the Tribit QuietPlus 78 is a large dynamic driver, up to 40mm. The drivers are designed to generate large oscillations and push through a lot of air, which means you can feel a powerful, powerful bass range. That is not a “heavy-bass” headset when the bass volume on this headset is just enough, has a good weight and response.

Instead of going into the same old rut like both Tribit QuietPlus 50 and 72, both ears’ tune is the same. With a V-shape bias, the company has paid more attention to the performance of this version. The mid-range, especially, and the vocal part are made to go up and in the middle of the track, which very few headphones in this price range can do.

Moreover, the treble strip has a shimmer with many bright spots. Cymbals, guitar strings have the vibrancy and naturalness of a live orchestra.

Active noise cancellation does affect sound quality, but not in a negative way. The sound has an immediate difference when ANC is off or in Ambient mode. When ANC is on, listeners feel like they hear from the outside looking in. With ANC off, the music sounds closer.

That helps our headphones have a spacious soundstage with clear instrument separation. When listening, you can completely feel the space of the mix. Overall, the sound quality is much better than what I expected at this price range.

SUMMARY

Of course, buying a noise-canceling headset in this price range can’t give you the same amazing experience as Bose or Sony, but what it does for the price is too good.

With good build quality, stable noise immunity in the same price range, long battery life, stable connection, and good sound quality from bass, treble to the soundstage. There is nothing to criticize about Tribit QuietPlus 78.