Can You Study with Open-Earbuds? A College Student’s Review of TALIX X6

Introduction: Audio for Focus Without Isolation

Campus life is noisy. Dorms, libraries, buses — it’s a challenge to stay focused and engaged. As a college student on a budget, I wanted earbuds that didn’t isolate me but still let me tune into lectures, audiobooks, or lo-fi music while studying. That’s when I found the TALIX Open Ultra X6.

Why Open-Ear Makes Sense for Students

Open-ear earbuds let you stay aware in shared spaces — ideal for group study sessions, quiet libraries, or walking around campus. I tested the X6 for 10 days during lectures, gym workouts, and evening walks between classes.

• In the library, I listened to ambient soundtracks without losing touch with my surroundings.

• During group work, I could follow instructions and still hear collaborators.

• On the bus, I never missed an announcement or stop.

Lightweight and Comfortable All Day

At just 4.8g per side, the X6 barely felt like it was there. I could wear it for long hours without any of the soreness that usually comes from in-ear models. It also fits glasses comfortably — a win for students like me who wear both glasses and masks.

Sound & Call Quality for Class and Social Life

The dual mics handled Zoom classes and video calls well, with no one complaining about background noise. I even used it for voice memos and recording quick thoughts after class.

Battery Life for Busy Days

Battery lasted about 6–7 hours, more than enough for a full day of classes and downtime. The portable charging case fit right into my backpack’s side pouch.

Final Thoughts: Smart, Safe, Student-Friendly

If you’re a student looking for a budget-friendly, stylish, and all-day wearable audio solution, the TALIX X6 fits the bill. It’s a great secondary pair, perfect for both study and social settings — especially at a sub-$50 price point.