Blisbond S1 Ultra Short Stem Design ANC ENC TWS Earbuds Black

The Blisbond S1 adopts a sleek ultra‑short stem design which gives it a more pocket‑friendly silhouette and a refined, modern look. The exterior features a spray‑coating finish that helps it feel premium in the hand and resists fingerprints/slight wear. The ergonomic fit aims to stay snug in the ear, making it comfortable for long listening sessions or while on the go. Under the hood, the sound side is driven by a 13 mm driver unit , tuned to deliver “powerful sound with thumping bass” as per the official spec sheet. Connectivity is handled via Bluetooth version 5.3, offering a stable wireless link and a range of at least 10 m in typical conditions. One of the standout features is the dual noise‑cancellation setup: Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) plus Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC) . The model advertises up to “‑25 dB noise reduction” for ANC/ENC, which means it’s designed not just to suppress ambient noise for listening, but also to help with clearer voice calls in noisy settings. For gaming or video use, there’s a claimed latency of around 50 ms , which is respectable in the budget wireless earbud segment and helps reduce audio‑delay when watching or playing. Battery‑wise, each earbud houses a 40 mAh cell, giving an approximate playtime of about 6 hours (at ~70% volume) on a single charge. The included charging case has a 320 mAh battery, bringing total combined playtime to around 20 hours . Charging times are about 1 hour for the earbuds and 1.5 hours for the case. USB‑C is used for charging. Touch controls are integrated, allowing you to manage playback, calls, switching between single/dual‑ear mode, and likely voice assistant activation. The stem design and control scheme make it easy to switch between wearing one or both earbuds. In sum, the Blisbond S1 offers a strong combination of design value, ANC/ENC noise control, decent battery life, low latency for casual gaming/video, and a modern ergonomic build — particularly appealing if you’re looking for a well‑rounded TWS under a modest budget in the Bangladesh market.