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The PICUN H2, another pair of “Me Too” Bluetooth Earbuds

The Picun are a fine pair of headphones, there is always a smattering of coupons available to bring down the unpalatable $22 price, let alone the ungodly $48.99 mSRP.

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Don’t let the utterly generic packaging fool you or lull you into a false sense of security that money spent on the packaging was redirected toward quality design and build. Opening the brown box you are greated with a “heart” and the normal gaggle of earpieces, micro USB charging cord, and a pair of earbuds straight from Alibaba by way of screenprinting.

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Laid out you can see it is normal fare:

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The earbuds themselves don’t belie the fact that are made in batches of 100,000 and have a name silk screened on them.

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The controls are as basic as can be and serve their purpose with decent but certainly not $50 tactile feel, while the earbuds themselves are a hard and unforgiving plastic that is barely mediated by the somewhat novel shape of the “wing” earbud casing:

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These are not a premium product, and the range often had trouble receiving through my head, If I were to wear these to bed, and the control/antenna portion was under or on the side of my head opposite the phone I would lose sound! And as for the build quality, these lasted less than 3 months before they stopped working altogether.

If you’re hard up for a pair of cheap BT buds then maybe you should look at the PICUN H2, The Fakespot D doesn’t look good either. I am far from the first person with problems with these buds.

$20 can be better spent on one of many other “brand-ish” named earbuds, and I recommend you do. So there you have it, while we do long-term reviews, device failure in 3 months, amortized it was probably 33c a listen at the going rate of $20. Take your money elsewhere.

[tabs tab1=”Disclaimer” ] [tab id=1]The Picun H2 has been provided to me at a steep discount for the purpose of the review. As usual, with all my reviews I reserve the right to an honest critique of the product.[/tab] [/tabs]
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Ben C

First phone: Wall-mounted rotary dial. First cellphone: Motorola StarTac (dozens of antennas) First Android: Droid Incredible: rooted, ended up on CM Current: Essential PH-One (Now Defunct) Fun stuff: dad, photographer, dog-owner, Subaru and Volvo owner, water and nature lover.

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