As a package LG’s Tone Free HBS-FN6 true wireless earphones are very appealing: a pocketable case, neat buds, and a suite of extra features. When it comes to the basics, though, nothing about them makes them stand out over the almost never-ending list of alternatives. UV cleaning is a neat trick, but only the most paranoid germaphobe would consider it a deal-breaker.
Compact case; UV cleaning; Secure fit;
Unremarkable audio performance; Occasional connection issues; Bland design;
The LG Tone Free HBS-FN6 are simple, stylish true wireless earphones. At $150, they're priced to compete with many of our favorites in the category, and offer some unique selling points, such as a UVnano case that kills germs on the earpieces while they recharge. The drivers can reproduce some serious bass depth, but they're at the mercy of a sound signature that doesn't highlight their strengths by default. Thankfully, a companion app has customizable EQ so you can tailor the audio to your liking and coax the best out of the drivers. That said, this is a very crowded field, and when it comes to audio performance, these in-ears don't quite stand out.Design Available in black or white models, the Tone Free HBS-FN6 earpieces are AirPod-like stems with capacitive touch controls on each ear. They ship with three pairs of hypoallergenic silicone eartips (in S, M, and L), and the fit is quite secure. A USB-C charging cable of generous length is included and connects to the back of the ...
The LG Tone Free HBS-FN6 true wireless earphones offer plenty to like, including a charging case that kills germs with UV technology, but they don't stand out from an audio perspective.
Powerful drivers can deliver deep bass and crisp highs; UVnano charging case kills germs inside; User-customizable EQ presets; Ambient listening mode
Audio presets can wildly alter the stereo image; Water-resistance rating is on the weak side
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