Creative Outlier Air TWS True Wireless Sweatproof Earphones, Bluetooth 5.0, aptX/AAC, Long Battery Life 30hrs Total, 10hrs Per Charge, Graphene Driver, Dual-Voice Calls, Siri/Google Assistant (Black)
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Brand | Creative |
Color | Black |
Form Factor | In Ear |
Connectivity Technology | Wireless |
Wireless Communication Technology | Bluetooth |
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Customer Ratings | ||||||
Sound quality | 4.1 | — | 4.4 | 4.2 | — | 3.3 |
Noise cancellation | 3.6 | — | 3.9 | 4.1 | — | 3.1 |
Battery life | 4.4 | — | 4.3 | 4.4 | — | — |
Sold By | — | Sudio Official | EarFun US | EarFun US | Sudio Official | POGS Kids Headphones |
connectivity tech | Wireless | Wireless | Wireless | Wireless | Wireless | Wireless |
headphones form factor | In Ear | In Ear | In Ear | In Ear | In Ear | On Ear |
connector type | wireless | usb-c,wireless | — | wireless | usb-c,wireless | wireless |
headphones jack | bluetooth | usb | — | usb | usb | — |
cable feature | bluetooth | Without Cable | Retractable | Retractable | Without Cable | Without Cable |
control type | siri/google | Media Control | Touch Control | Media Control | Media Control | Volume Control |
water resistance | water resistant | water resistant | waterproof | waterproof | water resistant | — |
material | — | Plastic | Composite | Composite | Plastic | Plastic |
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Product Description
30 HOURS OF PURE ENDURANCE¹
10 HOURS
Out of the box, Outlier Air has a jaw-dropping battery life of up to 10 hours. True wireless headphones in the market typically ranges from 3 to 6 hours of battery life, we took that and doubled it – all while saving you the hassle of having to constantly recharge your headphones.
2 TIMES THE POWER
The charging case provides up to 2 times of recharge on both earbuds – that’s 20 hours!
30 HOURS TOTAL PLAYTIME
In total, the incredibly long-lasting battery life provides a total playtime of up to 30 hours. That’s enough playtime for the longest flight route in the world!
¹ The mentioned battery lives are based on moderate volume level. Actual battery life will vary with usage settings and environmental conditions.
LATEST AUDIO TECHNOLOGIES
Top-quality 5.6 mm graphene driver diaphragm for excellent audio reproduction and latest Bluetooth 5.0 Low Energy with aptX and AAC codecs for enhanced audio quality.
TRUE WIRELESS STEREO FOR DUAL-VOICE CALLS WITH SMART ASSISTANTS
One major flaw of existing true wireless headphones is that they only allow for calls in mono, where audio is only heard from one side, and is usually restricted to the right earbud. With Outlier Air, you can hear audio out of both earbuds while on a call and also have direct access to Siri or Google Assistant!
Both earbuds are fitted with built-in mic for calls and smart assistant functions. All you need to do is to assign your preferred side as the main unit control. The secondary earbud will then be automatically paired – no extra steps required!
PAIR OUTLIER AIR IN 2 EASY STEPS:
STEP 1:
Remove both ear buds from the charging case. The light indicator will blink in red and blue, meaning that your Creative Outlier Air is now in Bluetooth pairing mode.
On your device (e.g. Mobile phone), go into the Bluetooth settings and search for the Outlier Air.
2 selections will appear — L and R (left and right). Look for the individual ear bud that has the indicator physically blinking in red and blue, and pair to that. This ear bud will now be assigned as the main unit.
STEP 2:
After selecting the main unit, the secondary unit will automatically initiate pairing.
The prompt will flash on your device, asking for permission to pair your phone to the other ear bud. Select the “Pair” button to complete the process.
Note: Do not directly pair your device to the secondary unit via Bluetooth.
RE-SELECTING THE MAIN UNIT:
To use a different ear bud as the main unit, simply place the intended secondary unit back into the charging case while they’re both in use. The unit that is still connected to your device will automatically be assigned as the main unit. This process may take up to 10 seconds.
PAIRING OUTLIER AIR TO A SECOND BLUETOOTH DEVICE:
Disconnect the Outlier Air from your existing device. Press and hold the button of the main unit for 3 seconds to enter into Bluetooth pairing mode. Follow the same instructions mentioned above to connect the Outlier Air to a new device.
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HASSLE-FREE CONVENIENCEUse just one side of the earbuds to stay in check with the surrounding while on your coffee run! When you place a single earbud back into the charging case, the unit that is still in use will automatically assume the main unit controls with play/pause, calls and smart assistant functions. To switch off, simply place the earbuds back into the charging case and they will switch off automatically. |
FLAUNT YOUR ASSETSTake your workout to the next level, better yet, break your personal best! Certified IPX5 water-resistant, Creative Outlier Air can handle all that hard-earned sweat, accidental splashes, and even rain. |
ALL-DAY COMFORT AND SECURE FITAbsolutely wire-free, Creative Outlier Air stays put no matter what you do. Simply place the buds in your ear and twist it gently to achieve a secure fit – you’re ready to block out any noises from your surroundings and get truly immersed in your music! We've also included an extra pair of (S) and (M) ear tips so you can customize accordingly. Remember, sometimes even our left and right ears are not the same! |
Creative Outlier Air | Creative Outlier Gold | |
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Customer Reviews |
3.8 out of 5 stars
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Battery Life | Up to 30 hours in total / Up to 10 hours per charge | Up to 39 hours in total / Up to 14 hours per charge |
Software Super X-Fi | N/A | ✓ |
Siri / Google Assistant | ✓ | ✓ |
Color | Black | Champagne Gold |
Water Resistance | IPX5 Certified | IPX5 Certified |
Audio Codec | aptX, AAC, SBC | aptX, AAC, SBC |
Driver | 5.6 mm Graphene Driver | 5.6 mm Graphene Driver |
Interface | USB Type-C (Charging) / Bluetooth 5.0 | USB Type-C (Charging) / Bluetooth 5.0 |
Weight | Earbuds: 10g (0.35 oz) / Charging Case: 54g (1.9 oz) | Earbuds: 10g (0.35 oz) / Charging Case: 54g (1.9 oz) |
Accessories | USB Type C-to-A charging cable / 1 pair of (S) ear tips / 1 pair of (M) ear tips | USB Type C-to-A charging cable / 2 pairs of (S) ear tips / 2 pairs of (M) ear tips |
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Product information
Special Feature | Sweat-proof, wireless |
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Included Components | Charging Case |
Age Range (Description) | Adult |
Specific Uses For Product | Sports and Exercise |
Headphones Jack | bluetooth |
Ear Placement | In Ear |
Control Type | siri/google |
Cable Feature | bluetooth |
Item Weight | 10 Grams |
Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
Unit Count | 1 Count |
Control Method | Touch, Voice |
Number of Items | 1 |
Controller Type | siri/google |
Battery Life | 10 Hours |
Bluetooth Version | 5.0 |
Manufacturer | Creative Labs |
Product Dimensions | 3.15 x 1.14 x 3.86 inches |
Item Weight | 0.353 ounces |
ASIN | B07MPZB77S |
Item model number | 51EF0830AA000 |
Batteries | 2 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
Customer Reviews |
3.8 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #195,003 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #9,353 in Earbud & In-Ear Headphones |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | January 6, 2019 |
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Customers like the battery life of the headphones, mentioning it lasts up to 9 to 10 hours. They also like the value. However, some customers have reported issues with the performance, saying the buttons are stiff and not acceptable for actual use. Opinions are mixed on audio quality, quality, fit, and connectivity.
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Customers like the battery life of the headphones. They mention that it lasts up to 9 to 10 hours, and the case holds a massive charge.
"...The battery life is excellent, and unless you’re a marathon listener, you’ll probably never actually deplete them before stowing them in the handy..." Read more
"...The Creative Outlier Airs sound great, have long battery life and mostly keep a solid connection...." Read more
"...I'd still recommend these today. I'm still getting insane battery life, good sound, not an insane amount of dropouts, and they work individually..." Read more
"These were decent. Battery life was excellent. One charge would last me a full day and I only needed to charge the case every couple days...." Read more
Customers like the value of the headphones. They say it's a solid pair of earbuds for the price, with great sound and features. Some mention that the headphones favor the low end but not to the point that they drown out.
"...These definitely favor the low-end but not to the point that they drown out the other frequencies, so you still get good depth and separation...." Read more
"...been reviewed on a lot of websites and are considered a great purchase for their price point. Here's why:- Great Sound..." Read more
"...2 weeks of available options and right off the bat, these sounds incredible for the price...." Read more
"...Original review: All things considered, these are a pretty good deal...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the audio quality of the headphones. Some mention that the sound is still Best-in-Class, the earbuds sound the same, and they block out so much sound that even when they're not using them. The sound quality is great for the price range, and the v-shaped sound signature. However, others say that when used as a headset the audioquality drops a bit, the volume imbalance is bad, and that the right ear became very muffled. The bass response is thin and weak with the stock tips for their ears.
"...much like wearing a pair of earplugs, and they do a terrific job of blocking out external noise to the point that just about the only thing you hear..." Read more
"...Both of my earbuds sound the same, and I think people complaining of different sound levels are probably experiencing different isolation levels in..." Read more
"...Connection is still uninterrupted, sound is still Best-In-Class, and they fit just like they did on day one...." Read more
"...I would rate them just under the 1More Triples. Bass response was thin and weak with the stock tips for my ears, but thankfully that was easily..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the quality of the headphones. Some mention the build quality is good, while others say it's disappointing and flimsy. The storage case construction could be better.
"...The construction and materials seem to be of good quality, and they’re very light and comfortable lending themselves well to extended listening..." Read more
"...Around the house and in the office, they are 100% reliable, rock solid connection...." Read more
"...The 2second problem is it's durability. At the time of writing this, I have had it for about 2 months and the right ear bud is starting to give out...." Read more
"...These will be perfect for cycling, running, gym workouts or pretty much anything else that doesn't involve complete water submersion.-..." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the fit of the headphones. Some say that they fit well, while others say that the fit is awkward and uncomfortable at first.
"...is a sound that I find very smooth and pleasant, and my ears don’t feel wrung out even after listening through several complete albums in succession...." Read more
"...My only two gripes are that they don't sit in your ears super well and I always feel like I need to reseat them...." Read more
"...I have found that they fit much more snug and totally change the bass response and I have no issues fitting them in the charging case...." Read more
"...Comfortable, Secure FitNot that I would... But I'd feel comfortable wearing these on an intense rollercoaster with no fear of them falling out...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the connectivity of the headphones. Some mention that the connection is strong with only a couple of dropouts. They say the Bluetooth connectivity is easy to pair and the headphones are never below 70%. However, others say that they have connectivity issues and the connection cuts out fairly frequently.
"...On top of that, the connectivity issue began too where either of the earbuds would randomly drop connection to phone even when in direct line of..." Read more
"...between the Outlier Air and the player, and even then, the connection was strong with only a couple of dropouts...." Read more
"...The earbuds would not pair with each other...." Read more
"...the problem where when I put them back in the charging case they do not disconnect and I have to turn off the Bluetooth on the phone, they should..." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the performance of the headphones. They mention that the buttons are stiff and useless, the left earbud stopped working altogether, and the case malfunctioned. The earphone tips are not very good and are impractical to use.
"...After the firmware update and still not functioning properly, I threw the left earbud as hard as possible against a brick wall, yet it survived and..." Read more
"...the sound quality was still good up till today but they just aren't worth the headache and I would not recommend...." Read more
"...These will be perfect for cycling, running, gym workouts or pretty much anything else that doesn't involve complete water submersion.-..." Read more
"...does not always connect right when it rings and generally does not work seamlessly. They work great when connected to my Windows computer- no issues...." Read more
Customers find the buttons on the headphones too hard to press, stiff, and annoying. They also say the control buttons are practically useless and awkward to use. Some customers report that the buttons don't work sometimes.
"...And while the buttons require a fairly firm press to actuate, the video reviews I’ve seen of people wincing in pain as they press them are..." Read more
"...The button controls on the unit are annoying, and require you to push them onto your ear, but I'm happy they exist because they do work...." Read more
"...The control buttons were a bit hard to press and require you to either take them partly out of your ear or push them further into your ear...." Read more
"...physical buttons instead of touch which means they can be somewhat annoying to press but reduces the ambiguity of the press that comes with touch..." Read more
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The construction and materials seem to be of good quality, and they’re very light and comfortable lending themselves well to extended listening sessions. The primary thing keeping them in your ears are the rubber tips that press into your ear canal, very much like wearing a pair of earplugs, and they do a terrific job of blocking out external noise to the point that just about the only thing you hear is the music. I can be sitting next to my yelling kids, but it’s like I’m in my own, peaceful world, surrounded by the soothing sounds of my music. They also stay firmly put in your ears, so they're perfect for listening while active.
Contrary to what I’ve read in other reviews, the Outlier Air actually comes with two sizes of rubber tips: the standard size that comes pre-installed, and a slightly larger size. It’s easy to swap them out, and if they happen to fit your ears then you’re golden (the standard size are perfect for me); unfortunately, if you need slightly smaller then you’re out of luck unless you can find an alternate set that will work. Yes, more tips would have been nice, but I suppose being stingy was a way for Creative to keep the price down?
I’ve been using these with a FiiO M11 high resolution digital audio player using aptX which really does seem to deliver on its promise of CD quality sound over Bluetooth, so your mileage may vary here, but in my opinion, the sound quality is outstanding. You can actually feel the bass like you’re wearing full-size headphones. It’s really quite extraordinary. Mids are clean and clear but sound slightly “back” in the mix. Highs are crisp and detailed but not particularly loud. These definitely favor the low-end but not to the point that they drown out the other frequencies, so you still get good depth and separation. The end result is a sound that I find very smooth and pleasant, and my ears don’t feel wrung out even after listening through several complete albums in succession. Classical and jazz sound especially natural and lifelike.
I’ve found the Bluetooth connection to be very good. I get a solid connection whether the player is in my pocket, across the room, or in another room! My most extreme test was to leave the FiiO M11 on my desk and walk into my bedroom which put about 25-feet and several walls between the Outlier Air and the player, and even then, the connection was strong with only a couple of dropouts. I was suitably impressed.
Each earbud has a button that interfaces with your phone or digital audio player to control playback and volume. One click will start or stop your player, a double tap on the left earbud will go back one track, and the same action on the right earbud will go forward one track, and a press-and-hold will change the volume, left side to decrease and right side to increase. And while the buttons require a fairly firm press to actuate, the video reviews I’ve seen of people wincing in pain as they press them are exaggerated. They’re nowhere near that bad, although I wouldn’t mind a lighter press. Now one thing to be aware of is that the Outlier Air seems to have its own independent volume level. When I first used them, I was disappointed with how quiet they were even with the volume on my M11 at maximum until I realized that I could turn them up. I’m not sure if this is just a quirk with the FiiO audio players, but it’s something to keep in mind.
The battery life is excellent, and unless you’re a marathon listener, you’ll probably never actually deplete them before stowing them in the handy case that also serves as a portable charger. But if you do run them down, you’ll hear a sequence of beeps alerting you to this fact and giving you about 15-minutes of warning before they automatically power off.
There's really nothing negative to say about these. Creative knocked this one out of the park, and for a great price.
As for sound quality, I like nice headphones. I have Grado 325is, another modded set of Grados, 1More Triple and Quad wired earbuds and a bunch of other cheaper headphones and earbuds. The Creative Outlier Airs do not sound as nice as my top wired headphones, but for BT earbuds, I am very impressed. I would rate them just under the 1More Triples. Bass response was thin and weak with the stock tips for my ears, but thankfully that was easily remedied with Comply Truly Wireless Pro Foam Tips for Jabra Elite 65t & Active 65t. A few pages I read said these fit but would interfere with charging in the case. I have found that they fit much more snug and totally change the bass response and I have no issues fitting them in the charging case. You have to wiggle them in a little more until they click, but it works just fine for me.
Bottom line: If you're looking for truly wireless and don't want to spend $300, you can't go wrong with these. Be prepared to replace the tips for best sound quality (depending on your ears), and if you're running or cycling, be aware you may get some rare dropouts. The drops wont be persistent or frequent, but if the slightest glitch ruins your day, you have been warned.
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Reviewed in Singapore on June 17, 2021
And in terms of call quality you won't find any earbud with this level of clarity,even senheiser momentum tws ear buds which is 25k don't have this level of clarity in call quality.Go for it.
Reviewed in India on August 9, 2020
And in terms of call quality you won't find any earbud with this level of clarity,even senheiser momentum tws ear buds which is 25k don't have this level of clarity in call quality.Go for it.