Review: Does PaMu Slide Is a Scam?

A few months back, we first heard about the Pamu Slide. These were some highly-anticipated earbuds, which came from the same company that brought us the Padmate, some of the best wireless earbuds on the market. To put it mildly, the Slide did not live up to expectations. What went wrong? We’re about to take a closer look, and find out.

But to judge these earbuds fairly, we first need to establish what they were designed to do. First, they’re supposed to stay in your ears even when you’re physically active. This is something we’d expect from any pair of earbuds, but some buds are stickier than others, and the Slide was touted for its reliability. Secondly, the Pamu Slide is designed to maintain a long battery life, for minimal down time. With 10 hours of battery life in stereo, they’ve certainly achieved their goals in this regard.

But there are other features that are just as important for a good pair of earbuds. Reliability, audio quality, and the be-all and end-all of all companies, customer service. And in many of these areas, the Pamu Slide hasn’t just disappointed. It’s been downright awful. As a result, we’ve decided to write this review, taking into account all of the Slide’s post-launch failures. Let’s get started!

Design & Construction

The Slide gets its name from the unique charging case. While most earbud charging cases have a clamshell design, the Slide’s case slides open like a patio door. This is neither a good thing nor a bad thing, but it’s a neat marketing gimmick, and the case itself is well constructed. The bulk of the design is manufactured from ABS plastic, but it has a rigid internal aluminum frame for added strength, and the top of the lid has aluminum accents. The earbud charging wells are magnetic, which allows for easy retention when the earbuds are inserted. Pop them in, turn the case over, and shake it. It doesn’t matter. They’re going to stay in place. At least in theory.

Moldac Launches General Sales of Padmate PaMu Slide

Moldac.com has officially launched the Pamate PaMu Slide, a fully wireless earphone handled by the Padmate company, on the official site of Moldac, the price is $99.

PaMu Slide is a completely wireless earphone that has been pre-sold on the crowdfunding site Indiegogo, an overseas crowdfunding service website, achieved the highest amount in 2019 (approx $ 5.33 million, ranked first in the earphone category) since August this year.

It is equipped with the latest chip “QCC3020” manufactured by Qualcomm. In addition, it adopts an LDS antenna that excels in communication sensitivity and stability, and has stable high connectivity. Bluetooth is Ver.5.0, Profile is A2DP / AVRCP / HFP / HSP, Codec is SBC / AAC / aptX.

The driver is equipped with Φ6mm dynamic type, reproduction frequency band is 20Hz-20kHz, impedance is 16Ω. It can play for up to 10 hours by itself and up to 60 hours with case charging. The charging time is about 1.5-2 hours, and the case also has a function that can charge the smartphone wirelessly.

True Wireless Padmate PaMu Slide Mini Bluetooth Earphones

Padmate PaMu Slide mini headphones are an ideal choice for high-end True Wireless headphones . With many modern features and unique designs equipped, the headset promises to give users moments of great music enjoyment.

After PaMu Slide Plus version was released to attract a lot of attention of users, padmate again introduced the mini version of PaMu Slide with simpler but no less unique design. In addition, the headset is still equipped with the same modern technology as its predecessor, but the price is extremely comfortable, suitable for more users.

Detailed specifications True Wireless Bluetooth headset padmate PaMu Slide mini

• Bluetooth version: 5.0
• Chip: Qualcomm QCC3020
• Headphone capacity: 85mAh
• Charging dock battery capacity: 400mAh
• Charging time: about 2 hours
• Noise reduction technology: Dual MIC
• Decode format: aptX, SBC, AAC
• Connection distance: over 10m
• Usage time: 10 hours
• Headset size: 37.5 x 26 x 19.5mm
• Charger box size: 70.2 x 33.2 x 30.5mm
• Water resistant: IPX6

PadMate PaMu Slide Earbuds Showcases

PadMate is at CES 2020 featuring the PaMu Slide earbuds. House in a case that looks like a mini speaker, the earbuds now have an Apple Airpods-like design (only slightly bulkier with a shorter stem, as one reviewer observed); the case includes a USB cable, an instruction manual and a selection of bud covers of different sizes. The charging case for the + version doubles as a phone powerbank-place a paired phone on its base and in no time you’re back at full power for 10.5 hours before another charge is necessary. A full charge takes less than an hour.

Connect to your device via Bluetooth and you’re in business. The buds charge individually in the case, with their progress indicated by LED lights. Place the buds in your ears, tap the button located on the side and start the music. Different control options are available on the buds.

The buds charge individually in the case, with tiny LED lights showing their status. Once removed and placed into your ears, tap the button on the side of one of the buds and you’re ready to play music. Each bud has different control options. Tap the left one once to play or pause, and twice to activate the voice assistant. When paired with a phone, one click answers a call. To decrease volume, a long press on the left touch button does the job, whereas the same move on the right increases the volume. Double-click the right bud to skip a track.

Product Review: PaMu Slide Earphones

I was recently asked to review a new entry in the immensely crowded headphone space, this one called the PaMu Slide.  After learning more about these bluetooth earbuds, I was eager to find out how good they were and so I agreed to check them out.  Being someone that is always listening to music, the main issue I have always had with wireless bluetooth earbuds is the amount of hours you can use them without charging and the audio quality.  With the PaMu Slide earphones, both of those problems are solved.

First let me say the packaging is really innovative.  Both earbuds rest and charge in the carrying case that slides open (hence the name).  The case is bigger than the Airpods case so it doesn’t fit easily in your pocket.  However, they last for 10 hours before needing to charge, so you can comfortably leave the case at home or the car and go.  The other unique feature with the case is you can flip it over and rest your phone on the case to wirelessly charge.

PaMu Scroll Review: No Wires, No Gain

The PaMu Scroll are among the latest earphones to join the “true wireless” craze, and they also came to life thanks to a crowdfunding campaign. Their manufacturer, Padmate, is a name that’s been around for a while now, but has only manufactured products for other brands (as it is/was an ODM, as they’re called). The PaMu Scroll are among their first efforts under their own brand. Alas, it’s not a convincing one, as far as sound quality is concerned.

Disclaimer: I would like to thank Flavio, the Italian PR for Padmate, for providing a unit so that I could test the product. More information is available on Moldac website. As of publication, PaMu Scroll’s price is $79, with a projected raise to $149 in the future.

Packaging & Accessories

The PaMu Scroll come in a simple cardboard box that holds the earpieces, the pleather-clad case (which doubles as a charging cradle), three pairs of silicone eartips and a USB to micro-USB cable, together with an instruction manual in what seems like English, Chinese (traditional and simplified) and Korean. I may be mistaken with the two Chinese languages, though – I can’t speak either of them, so please bear with a possible mistake. The lens is not included!

Does PaMu Slide The Real Competitors Of Airpods

Good news, padmate has decided to create a new one product for the world of music. I want to Introduce you the new wireless earphone called pamu slide. This product has something more already which padmate team had created. They have the cooperation with qualcomm within these headphones. And go a little to copy the idea of ​​airport regarding it design style. So, to speak like this, there is really a lot of technology especially the latest bluetooth chip that communication by qualcomm in this produced. Here I want to start a talk to you about the quality of these headphones that amazed me and also amazed the pamu scroll. But here, we are on the different level, because I really love it. I listen to a lot of music during day and want a device able to give me good quality and especially last over time, so that allow me to listen to music for many many hours, is not just a requirement, but a necessity.

Let’s start from this case that contains the earphones, and of course it also allows for recharge them like all headphones currently on the market. There is one thing to say and let’s start right from the main thing that I am the most interesting. The pamu slide can last up to 10 hours of continuous listening, however average you go to a lot of similar products one hundred percent should last around