SIAWAG Wireless Earbuds 5.4

The SIAWAG Wireless Earbuds 5.4 are budget true wireless earbuds with a ridiculous 100-hour battery life, surprisingly good sound, and solid mic quality for around $18. ANC is average and comfort is hit or miss, but the value is hard to argue with.

Let's talk numbers. The battery situation here is genuinely ridiculous. You get 8 hours per earbud charge, and the 800mAh case pushes total playtime to 100 hours. That's not a typo. Our database puts this in the 99th percentile for battery life, which means it's basically the best you can get right now. The quick charge is also impressive: 10 minutes plugged in gives you 3 hours of playback. For travelers or people who forget to charge things (guilty), this is a lifesaver.

Sound quality lands in the 92nd percentile, which is wild for an $18 pair of earbuds. The bass is punchy without being muddy, and the overall clarity is well above what you'd expect at this price. The 4-driver setup helps here. ANC performance is more modest at the 74th percentile, so it's solid but not class-leading. It'll knock down low-end rumble like airplane hum or traffic drone, but don't expect silence. The mic quality is a standout though, also in the 92nd percentile. The 4-mic ENC setup does a great job cutting background noise during calls, which is rare at this price point.

Stacked against the Soundcore P31i, the SIAWAG earbuds actually win on battery life and match up well on sound. The P31i has better brand recognition and likely better long-term support, but you're paying more for that. The EarFun Air Pro 4+ is a closer competitor on features, with stronger ANC and a more comfortable fit, but again, the price gap is significant.

Against the Anker Space A40, the SIAWAG loses on comfort and ANC strength. The Space A40 is a more polished product overall, with better noise cancelling and a more secure fit. But the SIAWAG wins on raw battery life and price. The JLab JBuds Pods ANC is probably the closest match in terms of price and features, but the SIAWAG has better sound quality and mic performance based on our testing. The Baseus Bass BP1 Pro is another budget option, but it doesn't match the SIAWAG's battery endurance.

At $18 USD, the value proposition here is almost uncomfortable. You're getting features that typically cost $50-80 in earbuds like the Soundcore P31i or EarFun Air Pro 4+. The battery life alone is worth the price of admission. The sound quality and mic performance seal the deal. If you're comparing these to the Anker Space A40, which costs significantly more, you're getting maybe 80% of the experience for a fraction of the price. The main thing you're giving up is comfort and a more refined fit, plus the ANC isn't as strong. But for budget shoppers, these are hard to beat.

The SIAWAG Wireless Earbuds 5.4 sit in that crowded budget true wireless earbud space, the kind of thing you grab when you don't want to think too hard about your purchase. At around $18 USD, they're priced like an impulse buy, but the spec sheet reads like something twice the price. You get Bluetooth 5.4, active noise cancelling, a massive battery case, and a 4-mic setup for calls. On paper, that's a lot of tech for less than the cost of a pizza.

So what's the catch? Well, comfort is a real question mark here. The earbuds are ultra-light at 3g each, which sounds great until you realize the fit might not work for everyone. And while the ANC claims to block 42dB of traffic noise, our testing puts it more in the middle of the pack. Still, for someone searching for cheap wireless earbuds with ANC, these are worth a serious look.

We ran these through our full testing gauntlet, and the results are honestly surprising for the price. Battery life is off the charts, sound quality punches way above its weight class, and the mic performance is solid. But there are trade-offs, and we'll get into all of them below.

Skip these if comfort is your number one priority. The fit is the weakest link here, landing in the 29th percentile for comfort, and some users report needing to experiment with the included tips to find a secure fit. If you have smaller ears or are picky about earbud fit, look at the Anker Space A40 or EarFun Air Pro 4+ instead. Also skip if you need top-tier ANC for frequent flying or noisy commutes. The noise cancelling here is decent but won't compete with premium options. And if you want a proven brand with a track record of software updates and customer support, the Soundcore P31i is a safer bet.

Should you buy the SIAWAG Wireless Earbuds 5.4? If you want maximum battery life and solid sound without spending real money, yes. These are a no-brainer for budget shoppers, travelers, and anyone who hates charging their earbuds constantly. The sound quality is genuinely good, calls are clear, and the multipoint pairing is a nice bonus for people who juggle devices.

But if comfort is your top priority, or you need best-in-class ANC, look elsewhere. The fit is the biggest gamble here, and the noise cancelling is just okay. For $18, though, you're getting a lot of earbud. We'd recommend these to anyone who wants cheap wireless earbuds with ANC and doesn't mind rolling the dice on fit.