- Silicone tips seal out street noise
- Case shows the battery in digits
- Bluetooth 5.3 · 50h with case
Soft-tip stem earbuds whose case shows the battery as a number and refills on a Qi pad, with a five-year manufacturer warranty behind them.
Two glowing digits on the front of the TAGRY X08 case show exactly how much charge is left, and that little window changes how you live with budget buds. While the case refills, the number climbs from 1 to 100. Drop the buds in and they start charging straight away, so the display also tells you everything is topping up.
Inside sits a 470mAh battery, a generous size for a pocket case. TAGRY rates each bud at about 6 hours of music from one charge, and the case can refill both buds around four more times before it needs power itself.
That is where the big 60-hour figure comes from, and it helps to see how the number is built:
Thirty hours of two-ear listening still covers a full working week of commutes for most people before the case asks for a cable. The Hall switch that wakes the buds when the lid opens keeps daily use simple, too. After the first pairing you open the case, wait a second, and the X08 is back on your phone by itself. The first-pairing steps take about a minute.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | TAGRY X08 |
| Fit | In-ear stem buds, silicone tips (S/M/L) |
| Bluetooth | Bluetooth 5, about 10m (33ft) range |
| Auto-connect | Hall switch: buds reconnect when the lid opens |
| Driver | 13mm dynamic, triple-layer composite diaphragm |
| Impedance | 32 ohm |
| Sensitivity | 99dB |
| Frequency range | 20Hz to 20kHz |
| Playtime per charge | Up to 6 hours |
| Total with case | Up to 60 hours (one bud at a time) |
| Case battery | 470mAh, about 4 extra full charges |
| Charging | USB-C cable or any Qi wireless pad |
| Charge time | About 1 hour (case), about 1.2 hours (buds) |
| Case display | Dual digital LED, counts 1 to 100 |
| Water resistance | IPX5, nano-coated bud surface |
| Calls | Mic in each bud, CVC noise reduction |
| Controls | Touch on both buds; stereo or mono mode |
| Size and weight | Bud 1.57 × 0.78 × 0.59in, 0.14oz; case 2.56 × 2.16 × 1in |
| In the box | Earbuds, wireless charging case, cable, ear tips, manual |
| Warranty | 5-year manufacturer warranty |
Wireless charging is rare at this end of the earbud shelf, and the X08 has it. Set the case on any Qi charging pad, the same kind many phones use on a bedside table, and it refills without a cable. A USB-C port on the case covers the days you are away from the pad.
TAGRY quotes about an hour to refill the case and around 1.2 hours for the buds. A morning top-up while you get ready is enough to leave the house with a full case.
Where the X08 feels most at home:
IPX5 is a sweat-and-splash rating, not a swimming one. A wipe with a soft dry cloth once a workout ends is all the buds need; a dunk in the sink or a shower is too much. For runs in heavy rain, or buds you want to rinse, an IPX7-rated option like the Fhumsh A10 is the safer choice.
The X08 sits inside the ear canal on a soft silicone tip, unlike the classic open i12 shape that rests at the ear's opening. That seal is what gives the 13mm drivers their bass, so the right tip size matters more than any setting on your phone.
Three sizes come in the box. Start with the medium tip fitted at the factory, then run this quick check:
Each bud weighs about 0.14oz, roughly 4 grams, and measures 1.57 × 0.78 × 0.59in, so it is light enough to forget about. The case is 2.56 × 2.16 × 1in and slips into a jeans pocket.
Touch pads sit on both buds. You can play and pause, skip, change the volume, pick up calls and wake Siri or Google Assistant with the phone still in your bag. The exact tap pattern is printed in the manual, and the touch-control cheat card covers the usual i12 layout.
Every week or two, wipe the tips and the little mesh grilles with a dry cloth. A film of earwax on the mesh is the most common reason one side starts to sound quieter than the other, and the tips pull off for a rinse in plain water as long as they dry fully before going back on.
The X08 wins on two things budget buds rarely combine: wireless charging and a five-year manufacturer warranty. Its trade-offs are an IPX5 splash rating and no active noise cancelling, so it all hinges on where the buds will spend their days.
| You want | TAGRY X08 | Look at |
|---|---|---|
| Qi charging and long cover | Yes, both | Stay with the X08 |
| Rain- and rinse-proof buds | IPX5 only | Fhumsh A10, IPX7 |
| No tips in the ear | Tips only | Jxrev J53, open fit |
| Controls on the case | Touch on the buds | Bucephalus T20 touchscreen |
Before you order, run through this short list:
The five-year cover is the quiet bonus. Most budget pairs come with one or two years, and a few with only 90 days, so the X08 makes an easy gift for someone who hates replacing gadgets. Keep the order confirmation somewhere safe, because it is the proof of purchase a warranty claim needs.
For the classic look that rests in the ear instead of sealing it, the Jxrev J53 is the open-fit option with a similar digit display. To line up drivers, weights and battery across every model, the i12 specifications rundown has them side by side.
Yes. The case works on any standard Qi pad, and it also has a USB-C port. A pad is not included.
About 6 hours per charge, and the 470mAh case refills the buds around four times. The 60-hour figure counts one bud at a time; with both buds in, plan on roughly 30 hours.
No. IPX5 covers sweat and splashes only, so keep the buds out of water and dry them after a workout.
Yes. The X08 supports mono mode, so either bud can play alone for calls or podcasts while the other charges.
TAGRY lists a five-year manufacturer warranty, one of the longest on budget stem earbuds.