In this video I reviewed the Pamu Z1 Bluetooth wireless earbuds, and as always I kicked things off with the price. They’re supposed to retail around 100 USD, but at the time of filming they were going for about 50 USD (roughly RM200), which is honestly where they start to get really interesting for budget buyers. I also talked about the design, because the case has this cool LED light that turns on when you open and close it, and the earbuds themselves are shaped in a way that felt pretty comfortable for me. Plus, you get four different ear tip sizes, so most people should be able to get a good fit. For specs, the Pamu Z1 uses a 10mm dynamic driver and supports ANC + ENC, with a claimed 40dB reduction using dual chip noise cancellation. I’m not expecting miracle-level ANC at this price, but I still think it’s impressive that they even included it. Sound-wise, I described it as full and bright in the mids, fairly rich in the treble, and with a pretty deep bass—helped by the PEN+ titanium composite diaphragm. I also covered battery (6.5 hours per charge, 24 hours with the case), wireless charging + USB-C, the included leather carry bag, did a quick mic test, and wrapped up with Bluetooth 5.2 stability and my overall conclusion.