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Amazon Echo Buds (2nd generation)  Headphones Review

Reviewed Jun 02, 2021 at 10:04am
Tested using methodology v1.5 
Amazon Echo Buds (2nd generation)
7.0
Neutral Sound 
7.4
Commute/Travel 
8.3
Sports/Fitness 
7.1
Office 
5.7
Wireless Gaming 
5.6
Wired Gaming 
6.8
Phone Calls 
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The Amazon Echo Buds True Wireless 2021 (2nd generation) are the next generation of the Amazon Echo Buds True Wireless 2019 (1st generation). They have a more comfortable fit and a smaller carrying case than their predecessor. They also use Amazon's active noise cancelling (ANC) technology instead of Bose's active noise reduction (ANR) technology. Unfortunately, their noise isolation performance is worse overall, although they're still fairly effective at blocking office-type noise like background conversations. Their case also holds fewer extra charges than the previous generation. The manufacturer says you have to register these headphones in the Amazon Echo app before pairing with a device.

Our Verdict

7.0
Neutral Sound 

The Amazon Echo Buds Gen 2 are satisfactory for neutral sound. Out-of-the-box, their mid and treble response is reasonably well-balanced, so instruments and vocals are present and clear. However, their bass range is very underemphasized, so mixes lack a lot of thump, punch, and warmth. They deliver sound consistently, but like most closed-back, in-ear headphones, they have a bad passive soundstage. Fortunately, you can customize their sound with a graphic EQ in the companion app.

Pros
  • Graphic EQ in app.
Cons
  • Bad passive soundstage.
7.4
Commute/Travel 

The Amazon Echo Buds Gen 2 are decent for commute and travel. They're lightweight and comfortable and come with a compact hard plastic case that can protect them when you're on the go. Unfortunately, their ANC can't completely block out the sound of rumbling bus and plane engines. Their continuous battery life of just under five hours isn't the best either, but the case holds a couple of extra charges, so you can top up the battery during long flights.

Pros
  • Case holds two extra charges.
  • Well-built and comfortable.
Cons
  • Somewhat short continuous battery life.
  • ANC struggles with noises like bus and plane engines.
8.3
Sports/Fitness 

The Amazon Echo Buds Gen 2 are great for sports and fitness. They come with several differently-sized silicone tips and stability fins, and once you achieve a good fit, they'll be comfortable and stable enough to stay in place during workouts. They're very breathable and compact, like most in-ear headphones. They also have an IPX4 rating for water resistance, although we don't test for it currently. However, their controls are just okay. The touch-sensitive surfaces are easy to activate accidentally, and by default, they don't include volume control.

Pros
  • IPX4 rating for water resistance.
  • Well-built and comfortable.
Cons
  • Mediocre controls.
7.1
Office 

The Amazon Echo Buds Gen 2 are decent for office use. They're quite comfortable and do a decent job isolating you from office-type noise like background conversations. Their continuous battery life of just under five hours isn't long enough to last through a typical 9-5 workday, but they come with a case that holds two extra charges. You can also use one earbud while the other one charges. Unfortunately, they don't support multi-device pairing, so they aren't ideal if you switch between your phone and your computer at work.

Pros
  • Good mic recording quality.
  • Well-built and comfortable.
Cons
  • Somewhat short continuous battery life.
  • Mediocre controls.
5.7
Wireless Gaming 

The Amazon Echo Buds Gen 2 are Bluetooth-only headphones, so they aren't compatible with PlayStation or Xbox consoles. They work with Bluetooth-enabled PCs, but their latency is too high to be suitable for gaming.

5.6
Wired Gaming 

The Amazon Echo Buds Gen 2 are Bluetooth-only headphones that can't be used wired.

6.8
Phone Calls 

The Amazon Echo Buds Gen 2 are okay for phone calls. Their mic has a good recording quality, so your voice sounds clear over the phone. However, it doesn't have a very good noise handling performance, so whoever you're talking to might not hear you if you're calling from a noisy place like a subway station. The headphones don't do a great job of isolating you from background noise like rumbling bus and plane engines either, so you may have issues hearing a phone call if you call from a loud place.

Pros
  • Good mic recording quality.
  • Well-built and comfortable.
Cons
  • Mediocre controls.
  • ANC struggles with noises like bus and plane engines.
  • 7.0
    Neutral Sound
  • 7.4
    Commute/Travel
  • 8.3
    Sports/Fitness
  • 7.1
    Office
  • 5.7
    Wireless Gaming
  • 5.6
    Wired Gaming
  • 6.8
    Phone Calls
  • Changelog

    1.  Updated Sep 25, 2023: We've retested these headphones using firmware update 603267242; all of the Sound results have changed. We've also updated Bluetooth to reflect added multi-device pairing support.
    2.  Updated Jun 28, 2023: We've changed the name of these headphones to be consistent with other generations in this lineup.
    3.  Updated Nov 30, 2021: Converted to Test Bench 1.5.
    4.  Updated Jun 02, 2021: Review published.

    Differences Between Sizes And Variants

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen are the next generation of the Amazon Echo Buds True Wireless 2019 (1st generation). They come in two different colors: 'Black' and 'Glacier White'. You can see the label for the unit we tested here; we tested them in 'Black' but expect the other color variant to perform similarly. They come with either a wired or a wireless charging case. We tested the wired charging case. The wireless case has a similar design, but we haven't tested it and don't know if it performs differently.

    If you come across another variant or your headphones are different, please let us know in the discussions below, and we'll update our review.

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    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen are the next generation of the Amazon Echo Buds True Wireless 2019 (1st generation). Unlike the original Echo Buds, which used Bose's active noise reduction (ANR) system, these headphones use Amazon's own ANC technology. Unfortunately, it doesn't offer a huge improvement over their passive noise isolation performance, and overall, they don't block out as much noise as the previous generation or other truly wireless earbuds with ANC like the EarFun Air Pro True Wireless or the Apple AirPods Pro Truly Wireless. Their default sound profile also lacks a lot of bass, but you can customize it with a graphic EQ in the companion app.

    If you're looking for other options, check out our recommendations for the best wireless Bluetooth headphones, the best earbuds and in-ears, and the best Bluetooth earbuds.

    Amazon Echo Buds (1st generation)

    The Amazon Echo Buds (1st generation) and the Amazon Echo Buds (2nd generation) have different strengths, so you may prefer either, depending on your needs. The first generation Echo Buds have a significantly better noise isolation performance. Their case also holds roughly five extra charges, while the Gen 2's case only holds two. On the other hand, the Gen 2's case is more compact and charges with a USB-C connection instead of micro-USB. The earbuds are also smaller and more comfortable. The Gen 2's integrated mic has a much better recording quality as well.

    Amazon Echo Buds (3rd generation)

    The Amazon Echo Buds (2nd generation) are better than the Amazon Echo Buds (3rd generation) for most uses. The Gen 2 buds block out more noise and have a better mic performance. Their fit is more stable, which is nice for workouts. You might prefer the Gen 3 if you don't like a deep in-ear fit or want earbuds that let you hear your surroundings. The Gen 3 version also offers low latency with iOS and Android devices, which helps avoid audio lag while watching videos.

    Google Pixel Buds 2020 Truly Wireless

    The Amazon Echo Buds (2nd generation) are better for most purposes than the Google Pixel Buds 2020 Truly Wireless. The Amazon have an ANC feature and isolate you from much more ambient noise. Their integrated mic has a significantly better recording quality, and you can customize their sound profile with a graphic EQ and presets in the companion app. However, the Google come with a case that holds a greater number of additional charges, and their touch-sensitive controls are easier to use.

    Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro

    The Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro are better for most purposes than the Amazon Echo Buds (2nd generation). The Samsung have a much more neutral default sound profile, which some listeners may prefer, and their ANC feature does a much better job of blocking out bass-range noises like bus and plane engines. Their case is also more compact and feels sturdier. On the other hand, the Amazon's integrated mic has a much better recording quality. They also come with stability fins and have a much more stable fit, so they may be better suited for use during workouts.

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    Overhauling Our Audio Measurements And A New Multi-Curve Graphing Tool

    We've upgraded our Headphones Test Bench to 2.0! This update brings several key changes to our tests and usages, making it easier than ever to interpret our sound results based on your personal preferences. You'll also find a brand-new interactive graph tool featuring multiple targets (including our own!) for you to explore and compare.

    For a full breakdown, check out our changelog, which includes detailed commentary from our test designer explaining the rationale behind our update.

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    Test Results

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    Design
    Style
    TypeIn-ear
    EnclosureClosed-Back
    WirelessTruly Wireless
    TransducerDynamic

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen are small, roundish truly wireless earbuds with small silicone tips. They look fairly nondescript and don't protrude much from your ears. They have an all-black, all-matte design without the glossy accents from the previous generation. There's a faint Amazon smile logo on the outside of each earbud, and the headphones come in 'Black' or 'Glacier White'.

    7.5
    Comfort
    Weight0.03 lbs
    Clamping Force
    0 lbs

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen are comfortable headphones. They're lightweight and come with tips and stability fins in a few different sizes. The tips are color-coded with a different color for each size, so it's easy to see which is which. The earbuds enter pretty far into your ear canal, which some people may find uncomfortable, but they don't go as deep into your ear as the previous generation Amazon Echo Buds True Wireless 2019 (1st generation).

    6.0
    Controls
    OS Compatibility
    Not OS specific
    Ease Of UseDecent
    FeedbackDecent
    Call/Music ControlYes
    Volume ControlNo
    Microphone ControlNo
    Channel Mixing
    No
    Noise Cancelling ControlOn/Off
    Talk-Through
    On/Off
    Additional ControlsVoice Assistant

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen have mediocre controls. The touch-sensitive surfaces on each earbud are very responsive, which makes registering commands easy. However, it can also be a little inconvenient because you can accidentally activate a command. However, you can turn off the touch controls in the app if you wish.

    You can tap either earbud once to play and pause music, tap twice to skip forward a track, and three times to skip backward. By default, pressing and holding either earbud for two seconds cycles between the ANC and 'Pass-through' modes. However, if you want to turn off ANC and 'Pass-through', you need to do it in the app. There are no onboard volume controls by default, but you can remap the press-and-hold command for volume, voice assistant, or Spotify. You hear different beeps for different commands, but there are no spoken audio cues.

    9.2
    Breathability
    Avg.Temp.Difference0.8 °C

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen are extremely breathable, like most in-ear headphones. They're small and trap almost no heat against your ears, so you won't sweat more when you're wearing them.

    9.5
    Portability
    L1.4" (3.6 cm)
    W1.1" (2.8 cm)
    H0.9" (2.3 cm)
    Volume1.40 in³ (22.94 cm³)
    Transmitter RequiredNo

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen are very small earbuds. They're slightly more compact than the first generation of Amazon Echo Buds True Wireless 2019 (1st generation) and will easily fit into most pockets and bags. Their hard plastic case is also compact enough to slip into most purses and pockets.

    7.5
    Case
    TypeHard case
    L2.6" (6.6 cm)
    W1.1" (2.8 cm)
    H1.6" (4.1 cm)
    Volume4.60 in³ (75.38 cm³)

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen come with a good hard plastic case. It's small and light and feels of good quality. However, the lid seems a bit flimsy.

    7.5
    Build Quality

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen are well-built headphones. Like the previous generation, Amazon Echo Buds True Wireless 2019 (1st generation), they're made of dense plastic and feel like they can withstand some accidental drops and bumps without breaking. The silicone tips may be a weak point, though, since they feel like they could rip fairly easily. The lid of the case feels flimsy too. They have an IPX4 rating for water resistance, although we don't currently test for it.

    8.0
    Stability

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen have great stability. They come with several differently-sized tips and stability fins so you can find the best fit for you. Once you achieve a good fit, they're very stable and will stay in place during workouts, even if you move your head around a lot. They're quite stable without any stability fins as well.

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    In The Box

    • Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen headphones
    • 4x earbud tips
    • 3x stability fins
    • USB-C to USB-A charging cable
    • Manual

    Sound
    Sound Profile
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    Bass Amount
    -4.99 dB
    Treble Amount
    -0.41 dB

    After firmware update 603267242, the Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen have a bright sound profile. They lack thump, rumble, and punch, so bass-heavy genres like EDM and hip-hop sound hollow and lacking. That said, vocals and lead instruments are present and clear. Fortunately, you can customize it with a graphic EQ in the companion app. There's also an 'Audio Personalization' feature, which allows you to adjust the headphones' sound based on your hearing capabilities. It generates one EQ, and you can't add more.

    9.2
    Frequency Response Consistency
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    Avg. Std. Deviation
    0.17 dB

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen have outstanding frequency response consistency. Once you achieve a good fit with the included tips, you'll experience consistent audio delivery every time you use them.

    Raw Frequency Response
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    6.6
    Bass Accuracy
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    Std. Err.
    5.16 dB
    Low-Frequency Extension
    54.96 Hz
    Low-Bass
    -5.73 dB
    Mid-Bass
    -5.31 dB
    High-Bass
    -6.17 dB

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen have okay bass accuracy. The entire range is underemphasized, so mixes lack significant thump, punch, and warmth.

    8.9
    Mid Accuracy
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    Std. Err.
    1.47 dB
    Low-Mid
    -0.42 dB
    Mid-Mid
    0.08 dB
    High-Mid
    0.02 dB

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen have excellent mid accuracy. Overall, the range is fairly flat and neutral, resulting in present and clear vocals and lead instruments.

    8.3
    Treble Accuracy
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    Std. Err.
    2.53 dB
    Low-Treble
    -0.21 dB
    Mid-Treble
    -1 dB
    High-Treble
    -6.94 dB

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen have great treble accuracy. Although the low and mid-treble ranges are both underemphasized, it's very minor. Vocals and instruments are still adequately bright, but sibilants like cymbals are slightly dulled.

    7.3
    Peaks/Dips
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    Peaks
    1.84 dB
    Dips
    1.23 dB

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen have a decent peaks and dips performance. There are a couple of large peaks and dips, which indicates that the headphones struggle to follow their sound profile at particular frequencies. A peak in the low-bass range adds thump and rumble, followed by a dip from the high-bass that makes mixes sound cold and lack body. A peak in the low-mid makes vocals and instruments Peaks in the mid-mid and high-mid can make vocals and lead instruments sound muddy, while the low-treble is a little uneven, so vocals and instruments are harsh or veiled, depending on the frequency band. A peak in the mid-treble also makes sibilants like cymbals piercing.

    8.6
    Imaging
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    Weighted Group Delay
    0.43
    Weighted Phase Mismatch
    2.24
    Weighted Amplitude Mismatch
    0.8
    Weighted Frequency Mismatch
    1.41

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen have excellent imaging. The group delay falls slightly above the audibility threshold in the low-bass range, but it may not be noticeable for most people, resulting in a mostly tight bass response and transparent treble reproduction. Our unit's L/R drivers are also extremely well-matched in amplitude, frequency, and phase response, so objects like voices and footsteps are accurately placed in the stereo image. Imaging varies across units, though.

    1.4
    Passive Soundstage
    PRTF Accuracy (Std. Dev.)
    N/A
    PRTF Size (Avg.)
    N/A
    PRTF Distance
    N/A
    Openness
    3.7
    Acoustic Space Excitation
    2.1

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen have a bad passive soundstage, typical of closed-back, in-ear headphones. Because they don't interact with your outer ear, their soundstage is perceived as small, and sound seems to come from inside your head rather than from speakers set in the room around you. Also, because of their closed-back design, the soundstage seems less open and spacious compared to most open-back headphones.

    0.0
    Virtual Soundstage
    Head Modeling
    No
    Speaker Modeling
    No
    Room Ambience
    No
    Head Tracking
    No
    Virtual Surround
    No
    7.8
    Weighted Harmonic Distortion
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    WHD @ 90
    0.297
    WHD @ 100
    0.109

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen have a very good weighted harmonic distortion performance. All frequencies fall within good limits, resulting in clear and pure audio reproduction.

    Test Settings
    Firmware
    564205146
    Power
    On
    Connection
    Bluetooth 5.0
    Codec
    SBC, 16-bit, 48kHz
    EQ
    Default
    ANC
    On
    Tip/Pad
    Silicone (small)
    Microphone
    Integrated

    These are the settings used to test the Amazon Echo 2nd Gen. Our results are only valid when using these settings.

    Isolation
    6.3
    Noise Isolation
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    Isolation Audio
    Overall Attenuation
    -16.16 dB
    Noise CancellingYes
    Bass
    -8 dB
    Mid
    -14.88 dB
    Treble
    -26.21 dB

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen have a mediocre noise isolation performance. Unlike the original Amazon Echo Buds True Wireless 2019 (1st generation), they use Amazon's active noise cancelling (ANC) technology rather than Bose's active noise reduction (ANR) system. Unfortunately, they block out much less noise compared to the previous generation.

    While the ANC offers an improvement over the passive noise isolation performance when it comes to blocking out bass-range noises like rumbling bus and plane engines, it's still not very good for this purpose. However, whether or not you have ANC turned on, these headphones are decently effective at blocking out sounds like background conversations. They also reduce higher-pitched noises like the hum of an A/C unit.

    8.2
    Leakage
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    Leakage Audio
    Overall Leakage @ 1ft
    32.35 dB

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen have a great leakage performance. The audio that escapes sounds thin and tinny, but they leak much more sound than the previous generation. If you listen to your music at high volumes at the office, it may be audible to people nearby.

    Microphone
    Microphone Style
    Integrated
    Yes
    In-Line
    No
    Boom
    No
    Detachable Boom
    No
    MicYes
    7.6
    Recording Quality
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    Recorded Speech
    LFE
    204.52 Hz
    FR Std. Dev.
    1.78 dB
    HFE
    6,088.74 Hz
    Weighted THD
    0.077
    Gain
    -1.27 dB

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen have a good recording quality. Their integrated mic offers a big improvement over the original Amazon Echo Buds True Wireless 2019 (1st generation)' microphone, and it captures your voice clearly, although it lacks a bit of fullness and openness.

    5.8
    Noise Handling
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    SpNR
    13.59 dB
    Noise Gate
    Always On
    Speech + Pink Noise Handling
    6.0
    Speech + Pink Noise Audio Sample
    Speech + Subway Noise Handling
    5.5
    Speech + Subway Noise Audio Sample

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen's mic has a mediocre noise handling performance. It has difficulty separating your voice from loud background noise, so these headphones aren't ideal for making phone calls from noisy environments, like a busy street or subway station.

    Active Features
    6.6
    Battery
    Battery Type
    Rechargable
    Continuous Battery Life
    4.9 hrs
    Additional Charges
    2.0
    Total Battery Life
    14.7 hrs
    Charge Time
    0.9 hrs
    Power-Saving Feature
    Standby mode
    Audio While Charging
    Yes
    Passive Playback
    No
    Charging PortUSB-C

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen have an okay battery performance. Like the Amazon Echo Buds True Wireless 2019 (1st generation), they're advertised to provide five hours of continuous playback time, and we measured a similar result. The manufacturer has reduced the number of additional charges in the case from five to two. On the plus side, they completely recharge in less than an hour, and Amazon advertises that you can get two hours of continuous playback from five minutes of charging, although we haven't tested it. Also, battery performance depends on real-life usage, and your experience may vary.

    These headphones also have a standby feature that auto-pauses your audio when you take the earbuds out of your ears, but there's no option to turn it off, which is a bit annoying.

    7.5
    App Support
    App NameAmazon Alexa
    iOSYes
    AndroidYes
    macOSNo
    WindowsNo
    Equalizer
    Graphic
    ANC Control
    On/Off
    Mic ControlNo
    Room Effects
    No
    Playback Control
    No
    Button MappingYes
    Surround Support
    No

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen have a good app. It's easy to navigate and has quite a few functions. There's a graphic EQ, an 'Audio Personalization' feature that adjusts the headphones' sound to your hearing capabilities, and a battery indicator for the earbuds and case. You can toggle sidetone on and off, which allows you to hear your voice during calls. You can also choose between ANC and 'Pass-through' mode, which allows you to hear your surroundings while listening to audio. You can also choose to disable both modes. Like the previous generation, the app has a fit tip test to help you pick the best silicone tip size. Unfortunately, Amazon says you need to register your earbuds in the Alexa app before they can be paired with a device, which may be inconvenient for some.

    Note: There are some reports from users who say they hear a hissing sound when using pass-through mode. Amazon recommends turning down the pass-through volume in the app or switching it off completely if you experience buzzing or feedback noise.

    Connectivity
    8.2
    Bluetooth
    Bluetooth Version
    5.0
    Multi-Device Pairing
    2 Devices
    NFC Pairing
    No
    Line Of Sight Range
    262.00 ft (79.86 m)
    PC Latency (SBC)
    348 ms
    PC Latency (aptX)
    N/A
    PC Latency (aptX HD)
    N/A
    PC Latency (aptX-LL)
    N/A
    iOS Latency
    155 ms
    Android Latency
    213 ms

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen have fair Bluetooth connectivity. They don't support NFC pairing, but thanks to firmware 603267242, you can connect these buds with up to two devices at a time via the companion app. Their latency with PCs is likely too high to be suitable for watching videos on your computer, though. Their latency on iOS and Android devices is quite high, so you may experience slight delays between your audio and visuals. Note that some devices and apps seem to compensate differently for latency.

    0.0
    Non-Bluetooth Wireless
    Non-BT Line Of Sight Range
    N/A
    Non-BT Latency
    N/A
    0.0
    Wired
    Analog Audio
    No
    USB Audio
    No
    DetachableNo
    LengthN/A
    Connection
    No Wired Option
    Analog/USB Audio Latency
    N/A

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen Bluetooth-only and can't be used wired. They come with a USB-C to USB-A charging cable for their case.

    PC Compatibility
    Analog
    No
    Wired USB
    No
    Non-BT Wireless
    No
    PlayStation Compatibility
    PS4 Analog
    No
    PS4 Wired USB
    No
    PS4 Non-BT Wireless
    No
    PS5 Analog
    No
    PS5 Wired USB
    No
    PS5 Non-BT Wireless
    No
    Xbox Compatibility
    Xbox One Analog
    No
    Xbox One Wired USB
    No
    Xbox One Non-BT Wireless
    No
    Xbox Series X|S Analog
    No
    Xbox Series X|S Wired USB
    No
    Xbox Series X|S Non-BT Wireless
    No

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen are Bluetooth-only, so they aren't compatible with Xbox One or Xbox Series X consoles.

    2.2
    Base/Dock
    Type
    Charging Case
    USB Input
    No
    Line In
    No
    Line Out
    No
    Optical Input
    No
    RCA Input
    No
    Dock Charging
    Yes
    Power Supply
    USB-C

    The Amazon Echo Buds 2nd Gen come with a charging case that stores two additional charges. It charges via USB-C cable.

    Note: You can choose to purchase these headphones with a case that supports wireless charging. However, we haven't tested the wireless case.

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    1. Update: We’ve retested these headphones using firmware update 603267242; all of the Sound results have changed. We’ve also updated Bluetooth to reflect added multi-device pairing support.

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      These have been updated to support multi point audio and I believe the sound has changed a bit. A retest may be useful

      Hi dandu3,

      We’re looking into updating our unit to the latest published version. Unfortunately there’s no way to force the update, so it may take some time until it’s pushed to our unit. We have created a retest to keep an eye on it and we’ll take a look once we’re at the latest software revision.

      Thanks Matt

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      These have been updated to support multi point audio and I believe the sound has changed a bit. A retest may be useful

    4. Update: We’ve changed the name of these headphones to be consistent with other generations in this lineup.