Pink open-fit earbuds that dock in a lidless case, with a little Miffy figure standing in the middle under a soft glow of color LED light.
The MIPOW Miffy TD17 is the pair people pick up and smile at. In the middle of its charging case stands a little Miffy, the round-faced rabbit Dutch artist Dick Bruna created in the 1950s. Around her, a color LED light gives the case a soft glow, so it looks as much like a desk ornament as an earbud charger.
MIPOW makes a small family of Miffy products, from humidifiers to night lights, and the TD17 is its earbud. Behind the cute face sits a proper open-fit pair:
The buds come in pink to match the case. Open fit means they rest in the outer ear with no silicone tip, which keeps pressure low and lets you hear the room around you. Bass sounds lighter than on a sealed pair, but voices, pop and podcasts come across clearly, and MIPOW tunes the sound for HD stereo with a solid low end.
As a starter pair, especially for a younger adult or a Miffy collector, the TD17 hits a happy balance. It works like any i12-style pair, with no app, and it looks like nothing else on the shelf.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | MIPOW TD17-MF |
| Character | Miffy |
| Fit | Open fit, no ear tips |
| Bluetooth | 5.3 |
| Wireless range | Up to 10m (33ft) |
| Driver | Dynamic |
| Impedance | 16 ohm |
| Microphone | Built in, noise reduction for calls |
| Controls | Touch: play, pause, skip, answer, end, reject, Siri or Google Assistant |
| Total with case | Up to 30 hours |
| Case design | Semi-exposed, buds pull out without opening a lid |
| Case lighting | Color LED glow around a Miffy figure |
| Case charging | About 1 hour |
| Water rating | IPX5 |
| Bud weight | About 4g each |
| Works with | iPhone, Samsung and other Android phones, PCs |
| In the box | 2 earbuds, charging case, charging cable, protective case |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| Color | Pink |
Most earbud cases have a flip-top lid. The TD17 case is semi-exposed instead: the buds sit in open cradles on either side of Miffy, and you simply lift them out or drop them back in. No hinge to snap, no lid to flip with one hand while holding a coffee.
The open design brings some real advantages:
It also asks for a little care. Open cradles collect more dust and pocket lint than a closed case, and grime on the charging contacts is what usually stops a bud charging. A protective case comes in the box for carrying the whole thing, so use it when the TD17 travels in a bag.
The case recharges in about an hour. Without a digit display, you judge charge by its lights, so keep the manual handy for what each color means. The charging guide explains common patterns and the fixes for a bud that will not fill up.
Up to 30 hours in total is plenty for a week of commuting or study sessions, as long as the buds go back into their cradles between uses.
Once the case has charmed you, the TD17 behaves like a practical everyday pair. Smart touch sensors on the buds handle the jobs you would otherwise reach for your phone to do. MIPOW designed them to need only a light touch, so tapping never pushes the bud uncomfortably into your ear.
The TD17 manual lays out every gesture. If you are new to stem earbuds, the touch controls guide shows how single, double and long presses usually work.
Pairing is quick and needs no app:
The TD17 works with iPhones, Samsung and other Android phones, and PCs. Step-by-step help lives in the pairing guide. If only one side plays, drop both buds back in their cradles for a few seconds and lift them out once more, or follow the left-right reset.
Each bud weighs about 4 grams and is shaped to fit the inner contour of the ear. That low weight helps comfort on long listens and keeps the buds steadier during a walk or light workout. IPX5 covers sweat and splashes; pat the buds dry before returning them to the open cradles.
Calls use a built-in mic with noise reduction, fine for chats with family and quick work calls in a quiet room.
MIPOW's touch map covers playback, calls and the assistant but names no volume gesture, so plan on setting the volume from your phone.
The TD17 is at its best as a present. It looks special from the first day, it glows on a nightstand, and it works with any phone the recipient already owns. For Miffy fans, it is a pair of earbuds and a small collectible in one box.
It makes a lovely gift if the person:
Some listeners will be happier with something else. A long day outdoors, heavy rain or a gym bag full of dust all suit a closed, higher-rated case better.
| Miffy TD17 | Qecnato I50 | i7 Mini2 Macaron | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Look | Pink, Miffy figure | Pink | Pastel macaron |
| Fit | Open fit | Open fit | Open fit |
| Bluetooth | 5.3 | 5.4 | 5.0 |
| With case | Up to 30h | Up to 48h | Not stated |
| Water | IPX5 | IPX7 | Not stated |
The Qecnato I50 is the practical pink pick, with an LED case, IPX7 and 48 hours. The FRETTEATRI i7 Mini2 Macaron suits anyone who wants the pastel look in the simplest form.
A quick gift checklist before you order: does the person already have a phone with Bluetooth, do they like open fit over tips, and will the case live mostly on a desk or nightstand? Three yeses make the TD17 an easy win.
MIPOW's warranty on the TD17 runs for 12 months. Pack the protective case with it, so the open cradles stay clean in a school bag or a handbag.
It is semi-exposed, so the buds lift straight out without opening a lid, and a Miffy figure stands in the middle under a color LED glow.
Up to 30 hours in total with the charging case. The case itself recharges in about an hour.
Its IPX5 rating copes with perspiration and splashes. Shelter it from downpours and pools, and dry the buds before charging.
Yes. It pairs over Bluetooth 5.3 with iPhones, Samsung and other Android phones, and PCs, with no app needed.
Yes. A protective case comes in the box, handy for keeping dust and lint off the cradles when you carry it in a bag.