LYPERTEK - PurePlay Z7

It's just too darn bass heavy out of the box; can be tuned to near reference sound using the pureplay software although bass heads might like these out of the box anyway.
After tuning, they have a wide, almost holographic soundstage and instrument separation.
Also thanks to the dynamic driver, the bass extension is superb, it's a phenomenal experience watching Netflix on these. Watched Pacific Rim and Terminator 2 on day 1 and it was a delight.

Some Other things:
Bonkers battery life and wireless range, supplied mic is not very good, not the most comfortable fit, misses on multi device support(why?!), splash proof, hear through mode is almost useless (please fix it with a firmware update), thankfully no touch controls, wireless Qi charging supported, google assistant blah aptx adaptive yadaa.

The following pureplay eq settings work well for me with Dolby Atmos for headphones ON (for that subtle out of head sound without killing fidelity)
Eq for music (Hz dB 80 -4, 250 0, 500 +2, 1K 0, 3k -2, 7k 0, 10k +7)
Eq for movies (Hz dB 80 -2, 250 0, 500 +3, 1K 0, 3k -3, 7k 0, 10k +5)

Final thoughts:
I also own the Senn HD800, HD 598, AKG K12 pro, HiFiMan Sundara, Sony 1000 XM3, A&K Billie Jean and then some, but I've been using the Shanling mtw100 (BA) headphones for the past year as my daily driver tws and consider them to be a benchmark for true wireless earbuds for their sound, fit, design and features.
Unfortunately the right earpiece for shanling started going bad and the battery started degrading fast, so I ordered Z7 as replacements; a 'leap of faith' of sorts based on gleaming reviews that the Z3 has already garnered, and the Z7 didn't disappoint. Frankly a few years back they'd be costing x4 maybe, but all hail the chi-fi revolution and headphonezone for making these available in India!
Now only if they last a couple years I'd say money well spent.

Sound quality better than the z3s but the connection in the slave earbud keeps dropping at frequent intervals. Disappointed!!

After having used(and loved) the Tevis for over an year, I wanted to upgrade. There were plenty of options with multitude of features in this price range but none of them were standout in terms of sound quality.

As I was already impressed with the Tevis, decided to pull the trigger on this one. These are a clear upgrade. One can feel the 3 drivers put to use as there is clear instrument separation and perceivable depth added to the sound. The sound is sufficiently detailed and the bass & treble are balanced very evenly providing a sound quality at par with those of the decent multi-driver IEMs.

Only con for me is that I like a super bright treble which they don't offer out of the box. But the 7 band EQ in the app can be tuned to one's liking.

Overall, if sound quality is your top priority, these fit the bill perfectly.

With Etymotic ER3XR as my main wired daily drivers it is a really difficult job finding an equally good sounding pair of true wireless buds. My previous TWS were Shanling MTW100 BA version and ever since their battery wore off after an year's usage I've been looking for a similar or better replacement. And the Z7's more than do the job. Really good soundstage with a slightly boomy bass out of the box which can be easily resolved with the EQ in the lypertek app (found the app a little unstable at times though).

The comfort was a concern at the point of buying but they fit comfortably in the ear even though I would have preferred them to be a little less bulky. They come with a healthy assortment of earbuds so the fit won't be a problem for most people. I've seen reviews stating walking with these earbuds might be a problem but I didn't have any discomfort doing so.

I found the Bluetooth connection to be a little jittery and unstable at times. There were instances when the earphones got paired even though they were inside the charging case and sometimes it failed to he recognised in already paired devices unless paired again.

Unfortunately my pair developed a sound imbalance within just 2 days of usage and had to get an replacement for which I'm waiting for now.

I'm not that experienced in audiophile tech or any audio device of this price bracket, but moving from the price bracket lower than this, the sound quality was both surprising and unsurprising. Its unsurprising because you'd expect a jump in performance which it has, but the difference it makes is still surprising on how good it is. The sound signature isn't warm but it isn't completely V shaped either. As far as sound goes these are definitely worth it. But the disappointments came with quality control basically. The silicone and foam ear tips don't fit the nozzle of the earbuds at all. Whether the Z7's nozzle is abnormally wide or not, lypertek should definitely have shipped these with eartips that fit naturally. Other than that great battery life and look of the box and buds. The buds are quite comfortable for my ears and the design is minimalistic which is a plus for me. Overall other than the flaw of packaging, these are definitely worth the upgrade if you want a pair of wireless buds that sound great and has a huge battery life.

Beyond expectation.

Lypertek PurePlayZ7 - Initial impression

The tevis have been my go to for tws convenience for the past couple of years and i was really happy with them.
Decided to go for their big brother Z7.
Thanks to Headphonezone for great pricing (12.7k) and prompt delivery.
I have been using them since past 2-3 days and these are the initial impressions.
P.S. the only tws i have owned previously have been tevis and i have tried the apple air pods pro. However i have tried/owned various mid range iems/open back headphones.

Pros :
2BA + 1DD config
Great tuning, will please the audiophile ears
Wide assortment of eartips, 6silicon and 3 pairs of foams
Have additional replacable 3 pairs of filters
Excellent battery life
AptX works great (still figuring out the Aptx -adaptive part)

Cons :
No active noise cancellation
Hear through mode is pretty meh, works but barely
Large in size( no complaints with the fit whatsoever though)

Day to day use :
Call quality is good in an indoor environment
Its passable outdoors in noisy environments ( was able to do a decent enough quick call in the gym with the music playing in background).Definitely better than tevis( maybe the larger size/placement of microphones)
Quick pairing
The app is simple but works fine
The fit is good though the shell is large, multiple eartips/foam tips makeup for it. Lightweight.
Has wireless charging case for those who care but the battery life is great, (haven't got to charging it even once yet, will run 1-2 weeks easy depending on usage)
No delays with netflix/youtube/prime
Decent for casual gaming as well
Sound :
Respond very well to EQ
LDX mode : increases subbass and treble a bit and slightly widens the staging
Definite upgrade from the tevis in all aspects.
Bass : well controlled, good amounts of subbass, no bleeds into midrange unless you EQ it to extremes. Royals by lorde and teardrop by massive attack both sound great
Midrange : does not disappoint at all. Vocals, guitars are crisp and clear. Vocals are at a distance. Do not expect the sweet sounding mids from particularly tuned earbuds/iems but these do the job very well. Sounds very natural.
Treble : crisp, no sibilance, no peaks, extremely airy, really shine in this department.
Imaging : good, could be better
Soundstage : pillow shaped, good width decent depth, almost at par with ikkoOH 10s for reference.
Details : unexpectedly picks up great detail for a bluetooth tws iem. Obviously not at par with wired iems at same price ranges but still is way better than i was expecting.

Recommended for audiophiles who dont need active noise cancellation (passive noise cancellation is amazing, especially with foams) and dont mind a bit large iem shell size (juts out more than the tevis themselves)