Hator Hyperpunk Truepods (HTA-430)
 | Outdated Product A notable offer from the segment of budget TWS headphones, which has something to attract the attention of the widest audience. Hator Hyperpunk Truepods belong to the guard of compact and lightweight in-ear models. Structurally, each “ear” consists of a bean-shaped base, which is inserted into the auricle, and a short stem with two-pin connectors at the tip for charging in the included case. One earphone weighs less than 4 g, and the model boasts 10 mm dynamic drivers and support for touch control. But that’s not all - the headphones are equipped with a 32-bit DSP processor to improve sound quality, they have dual active noise reduction ANC and ENC, and in addition there are gaming and “transparent” modes. The icing on the cake is the base level of IPX4 water resistance..., so you don't have to worry about using the headphones in bad weather. When playing music at the average level of the function with noise reduction turned off, the listener can count on approximately 5 hours of battery life for the ears. The charging case extends the total battery life to 25 hours at a time. It has acquired support for wireless charging, which usually remains the prerogative of more advanced models. With all the described advantages, the headphones have an affordable price, which is the key to their potential success. E-Catalog uses affiliate links compensated by our partners. |
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Active noise cancellation. 32 Bit DSP audio processor. Game mode, long battery life with case.
A notable offer from the segment of budget TWS headphones, which has something to attract the attention of the widest audience. Hator Hyperpunk Truepods belong to the guard of compact and lightweight in-ear models. Structurally, each “ear” consists of a bean-shaped base, which is inserted into the auricle, and a short stem with two-pin connectors at the tip for charging in the included case.
One earphone weighs less than 4 g, and the model boasts 10 mm dynamic drivers and support for touch control. But that’s not all - the headphones are equipped with a 32-bit DSP processor to improve sound quality, they have dual active noise reduction ANC and ENC, and in addition there are gaming and “transparent” modes. The icing on the cake is the base level of IPX4 water resistance, so you don't have to worry about using the headphones in bad weather.
When playing music at the average level of the function with noise reduction turned off, the listener can count on approximately 5 hours of battery life for the ears. The charging case extends the total battery life to 25 hours at a time. It has acquired support for wireless charging, which usually remains the prerogative of more advanced models. With all the described advantages, the headphones have an affordable price, which is the key to their potential success.
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Model overview based on user reviews
The Hator Hyperpunk Truepods offer a range of features such as active noise cancellation, game mode, and a long battery life with the case. Users appreciate the secure fit and compact size of the headphones, making them suitable for electronic music. However, there are concerns about the quality of the glue used in the earcups and headphones, and the uninformative charging indicator that complicates understanding the battery status. The charging process is slow, especially with wireless charging, and the transparency mode is criticized for amplifying surrounding sounds excessively. Despite these drawbacks, the headphones are considered a reasonable choice when priced under 900 UAH, although they may require some improvements to enhance user satisfaction.
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Headphones would be normal if not for some BUTs Changeable embouchures, change of modes without noise canceller, transparent mode, noise canceller. The glue on which the meshes in the earcups and headphones are held is not of good quality, after a month a chip appeared on the headphone case. The sensor is not informative, maybe it’s not the sensor, I don’t know what it’s called, it’s not clear how many percent it has charged, when it’s on the verge of disconnecting the case, not the headphones.  Nabiks: use Hator Hyperpunk Truepods few months |
Headphones from the Ukrainian brand evoke deep emotions: in fact, the national manufacturer encourages that a bad product, otherwise it is Syrian, will require improvements and a lot of nuances to drive satisfaction Kind of like korstuvannya. The presence of dart-less charging, a flexible body, a compact size of the headphones, a secure fit on the ears, adequate autonomy, they are often sold at a discount. Good for electronic music. 1. Charge slowly (case + earbuds): 1 hour 50 minutes from a USB 3.0 laptop port, 1 hour 54 minutes from a 5V 2A charging block, but with wireless charging, they didn't fully charge even after 3 hours 30 minutes. 2. Uninformative charging indicator rtqce - blinks red several times when placed on charge, then shows nothing, and only when the case is fully charged - it will light up green. 3. If the case is discharged and you insert earbuds that still have a fairly working charge level, about 40-50%, and then remove them - the earbuds will not work. Therefore, you should charge the case as soon as the indicator starts blinking red when you open the lid. 4. Almost constant high-pitched noise in the earbuds. 5. Terrible transparency mode that amplifies surrounding sounds too much and adds many artificial ones that aren't really there. 5. Unusual eartips - that screw onto the earbuds.  Oleksandr Kotelevskiy: use Hator Hyperpunk Truepods few months |
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