PaMu Slide Earbuds Review

So we finally received the PaMu Slide earbuds review unit for iLounge. In this article, we at iLounge will share our review on the PaMu Slide earbuds.

PaMu Slide Box

The PaMu Slide box appears to have a neat and compact design that gives it a premium look. The premium look makes it the perfect gift for a loved one. The compact design is similar to the packaging made by Apple for its products, which I personally love.

The box surely gave me a good impression before even opening it. We all know, that the first impression is always the last impression. I took some pictures of the box to give you guys an idea on how it looks.

The package would have looked even better if the box was covered by a plastic wrap just like Apple does to its products.

Let’s see what’s inside of the box, shall we?

Inside the Box

As we open the box, the earbuds are right at the top just like all smartphone companies do these days.

One smart thing I noticed done by the company is that they appear to have added the first usage instructions right in front. As they surely know that very few people read the instructions.

Review: PaMu Scroll Bluetooth 5.0 Earphones

Many newer smart devices are doing away with headphone jacks. In this case, owning a wireless pair of earphones may be a practical option. That said, wireless earbuds can be very costly for something so small. It can also be frustrating if you lose them in your bag; no wires to help you fish them out.

A Formidable Alternative

Think of earbuds and the Apple AirPods will come to mind oftentimes. The AirPods, while functional, only works seamlessly when paired with Apple products. Where does this leave Android devices? Answering the need for wireless earphones any platform is the PaMu Scroll Bluetooth 5.0 Earphones by PadMate. It is easily paired with my devices, regardless if it’s iOS, Android or Windows.

Two-in-One Case

You don’t even have to worry about losing them. The PaMu Scroll comes with a Charging Case that houses your earpieces and charges them at the same time. This is quite a practical way to make sure you don’t lose your earphones and keep them juiced. To charge the case, however, you will need a Micro USB cable. I had to dig mine out from the depths of my cable box.