HAOYUYAN Wireless Earbuds with 80Hrs Playtime & Noise Cancel vs TRAUSI Wireless Earbuds: A Real Comparison

The HAOYUYAN gives you ear hooks and 80 hours of battery; the TRAUSI gives you touch controls and a case small enough to actually carry. That's the whole decision right there.

Quick specs

	HAOYUYAN BX17	TRAUSI
Price	$39.99	$39.99
Single-charge playtime	~15 hrs	~6 hrs
Total with case	80 hrs	54 hrs
Fit	Ear hooks, IPX7	In-ear, touch
Controls	Physical buttons	Touch
Bluetooth	not stated	5.4

Where the HAOYUYAN wins

The ear hooks are the reason I keep reaching for these. I run a hilly loop a few times a week, the kind where the steep downhill jostles everything loose, and the HAOYUYAN buds just don't move. Regular in-ear buds creep out on me about twenty minutes in, and I spend the rest of the run jamming them back. These don't do that. The hook wraps over the top of your ear and that's it, they're parked. I wore them through a run that started cloudy and turned into a real soaking, the kind where my shirt was heavy by the end, and they kept playing without a hiccup. IPX7 isn't marketing fluff here, sweat doesn't bother them at all.

Then there's the battery, which is almost comical. Fifteen hours on a single charge means I genuinely forget to charge the buds themselves for a week at a time. The case holds enough to top them off over and over, and the little LED screen tells you exactly how much is left so you're not guessing. I went on a four-day trip and never plugged the case in once. The physical buttons matter more than I expected too, because when my hands are sweaty or it's cold and my fingers are numb, I can find a real button by feel. Touch controls miss half the time in those conditions. A click is a click.

Where the TRAUSI wins

These live in my jacket pocket, and that sentence is the whole pitch. The TRAUSI case is small. Genuinely pocketable, not "fits if you wear cargo pants" pocketable. The HAOYUYAN case with that big screen and the bigger battery is a chunk, and half the time I leave it on the desk because I don't want the lump in my jeans. The TRAUSI I just grab on the way out without thinking. For someone whose earbuds need to come everywhere — coffee runs, the grocery store, a quick call walk — that size difference wins more days than the battery number suggests.

Bluetooth 5.4 also does something you notice on calls. I took a work call walking three blocks to lunch, weaving around traffic, and the person on the other end said I sounded clear the whole way. The noise-cancelling mic actually cuts the wind down to where people can hear you. The HAOYUYAN is fine for calls but the TRAUSI is the one I'd trust for a meeting I can't reschedule. Pairing is faster too — pop the lid and they're connected before I've got the second bud in. The 10-minute quick charge saved me once when I realized both buds were dead five minutes before heading out, and a short top-off got me through the walk. The touch controls feel modern and I don't hate them, though I miss when I'm wearing gloves.

The honest differences

• The HAOYUYAN runs three times longer per charge, but the TRAUSI case fits my pocket — and I grab the buds I can carry more than the buds I have to plan around.
• Ear hooks keep the HAOYUYAN locked in for runs, but they're a hassle to seat under a beanie or with sunglasses, where the TRAUSI just drops in.
• Physical buttons on the HAOYUYAN never misfire with sweaty hands, but touch on the TRAUSI is faster for a simple pause when my hands are dry.
• The TRAUSI's mic is the better one for calls and the 5.4 connection is steadier, but the HAOYUYAN sounds bigger and bassier for music thanks to those 14.3mm drivers.
• That LED screen on the HAOYUYAN case is genuinely useful for knowing your charge, but it's also part of why the case is too bulky to carry everywhere.

Which one I'd buy

I'd take the HAOYUYAN, and it's mostly about the hooks and the battery. I bought these for working out, and they do that job better than anything I've owned near this price. The buds stay put when I'm moving hard, the buttons work when my hands are a mess, and I charge the case so rarely it's stopped being a thing I think about. The sound has more low end too, which I want when I'm pushing through the last mile and need something with a pulse. For the actual reason I reach for earbuds — running, lifting, being outside in bad weather — they're the right call.

But I get why someone lands on the TRAUSI instead. If your earbuds are mostly for calls, podcasts on the bus, and quick errands, the things I value drop away. You don't need a 15-hour battery for a 20-minute commute, and the ear hooks become an annoyance you fight every time you put them in. The smaller case wins those days, the mic is cleaner for talking, and the 5.4 connection holds better in a crowded city. A friend who works from coffee shops and takes calls all day tried both and went straight for the TRAUSI without hesitating, because none of the sweaty-run advantages meant anything to her. She wanted small, clear, and easy. That's a real use case, not a consolation prize.

So the split is honest. Pick the HAOYUYAN if your earbuds need to survive a workout and you hate charging things. Pick the TRAUSI if they need to disappear into a pocket and sound good on a call. Same price, same eco-friendly marketing, very different days ahead of them.