Oraimo has become one of Nigeria’s most trusted tech brands — known for affordable gadgets that actually last. The FreePods 4 is their latest wireless earbud, but is it really better than the previous version? I bought and tested it. Here’s what I found.
1. First Impressions & Unboxing
The FreePods 4 comes in a compact green box, sealed with Oraimo’s verification code. Inside:
The earbuds in their charging case
A Type-C cable
User manual
Extra ear tips
The case feels smooth and strong — better than the FreePods 3.
2. Comfort & Fit
Oraimo finally nailed it here. The FreePods 4 fits more snugly into the ears and doesn’t fall out easily, even when walking or using okada. It’s lightweight, and the ear tips help block outside noise naturally.
3. Sound Quality
Bass is deeper, and the sound is more balanced. It’s not studio-level, but definitely a big step up from FreePods 3.
Music sounds richer
Voice calls are clearer
Noise cancellation is noticeable, especially indoors
4. Battery Life & Charging
On one full charge:
Each earbud lasts around 7–8 hours
The case gives an additional 3 charges
That’s around 30+ hours total, which is impressive for the price. And yes — it charges fast with Type-C.
5. Price & Where to Buy
As of now, it sells for around ₦17,500 – ₦20,000 depending on the seller. Best bought from:
Oraimo Official Store (Jumia, Slot, etc.)
Verified vendors only — fake products are everywhere
6. Final Verdict: Is It Worth It?
If you’re looking for budget wireless earbuds with strong bass, good battery, and solid build — yes, the FreePods 4 is worth the money. It won’t beat premium brands like Samsung or Apple, but at this price, it delivers more than expected.
Pros:
Great battery
Strong bass and clear calls
Comfortable fit
Type-C charging
Cons:
No in-ear sensor
Can lag slightly in games
Conclusion
Oraimo FreePods 4 offers amazing value for Nigerian users who want quality without breaking the bank. If you’re thinking of upgrading, this one deserves a look.
