Moka X-Music Review: The best in a very, very small class

True wireless earbuds are all the rage, but they either do too much or don’t do enough. If you want good battery life, you’re going to be sacrificing other features that might be useful to you. And if you go for the features, you’re giving up battery life. It’s hard to find one pair that checks all the boxes, but the Moka X-Music get the closest. That said, they’re far from perfect. So even though they’re the best option currently available, there’s always room for improvement.

Once you pair them, you never have to repair the Moka X-Music earbuds. Just take them out of the case and they auto-connect.

Sound Quality

Music lovers’ main concern is really sound quality and The Moka X-Music don’t disappoint. it has a deeply rich and balanced sound with high clarity and crisp mids, and we’re happy to report that the sound quality holds up even when used wirelessly over Bluetooth. The battery life impresses too, promising an impressive 6-7 hours of playtime per charge. Aside from sound quality, anyone who knows Moka Electronics knows the company is renowned for its design details.

Battery life

This is one area where these earbuds excel and is one of the main reasons we had no problem recommending it on our best true wireless list. We spend a good portion of our time trying to objectively test the performance of headphone, which includes battery life. As you can imagine, accurately testing how long a product lasts can take up a lot of time. Thankfully (not so much for him), executive editor Chris Thomas makes sure each product is put the same tests.

In the case of true wireless earbuds, this means having them set to an output of 75dB(SPL) and playing music on loop for hours at a time until the battery is drained. You can learn more about how we test by clicking here, but in the case of the Moka X-Music, we found that they had the best battery life out of any true wireless earbuds we tested to date at 6.45 hours of constant listening. That’s not including the charging case, which can give you an additional 30 hours of battery life. And if you’re running short on time you can quick charge the ‘buds in the case. Charging them for about 15 minutes will give you 1.5 hours of playback.

Should you get the Moka X-Music over the Airpods?
It’s worth mentioning that you probably aren’t investing in a pair of true wireless earbuds for the sound quality. If what you’re after is the same thing that people like about Airpods, like auto-connection, great battery life, and good microphone quality, then these will be right up your alley. They even do a little better than the Airpods when it comes to playback controls thanks to the buttons on each earbud. let your heart decide.