The Lenovo LP5 are wireless TWS in-ear earbuds with 13 mm drivers, touch controls and a 35 mAh battery in each earbud. They come with a charging case with a USB-C port and support Bluetooth 5.0 or 5.3, depending on the variant.
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Design and fit
The earbuds have a plastic housing and a semi-open design: they sit in the ear without sealing it completely. This allows some surrounding sound through, but provides less isolation than a closed design. How the earbuds fit can affect both comfort and the perceived bass response.
TWS stands for true wireless stereo, meaning there is no cable between the earbuds or between them and the audio source. The LP5 are listed in white and gray.
Sound and specifications
The Lenovo LP5 use 13 mm drivers with a stated frequency range of 20 to 20,000 Hz. Neither driver size nor frequency range alone guarantees sound quality or balanced reproduction across frequencies.
Other stated specifications include:
- Impedance: 32 to 100 ohms
- Sensitivity: 96 dB
- Maximum output power: 10 mW
- Total harmonic distortion (THD): 5%
These figures describe technical properties of the earbuds, but they do not replace an assessment of how they sound during everyday listening.
Battery, charging and controls
Each earbud has a 35 mAh battery. That figure describes capacity, not battery life: the available specifications do not state playback time or the charging case’s battery capacity. The case charges via USB-C, although the port type alone does not determine charging speed.
The earbuds have a microphone for calls and touch controls. These can be used to skip tracks, adjust volume, answer calls or activate a voice assistant without reaching for a phone.
Bluetooth and AAC codec
The Lenovo LP5 are listed with Bluetooth 5.0 or 5.3, depending on the variant. If a particular version matters to you, check the specification of the variant before buying. A newer Bluetooth version can bring improvements in power consumption and connectivity, but it does not by itself guarantee longer battery life or a more stable connection in every situation.
The earbuds also support the AAC audio codec, which is used by Apple devices and supported on other platforms. Wireless audio performance also depends on the connected device and conditions of use.
Water resistance and everyday use
The LP5 have basic, partial water resistance, but no specific protection rating is stated. They are not intended for submersion, and without a more precise rating, their resistance to rain or sweat cannot be assumed.
For everyday listening and calls, the LP5 combine a wireless design with a microphone and touch controls. When considering them, bear in mind the semi-open fit, check the Bluetooth version and note that battery life per charge is not specified.
