Who wouldn’t want the option to switch between unique earbud cases whenever you want?
And with the Sirius P5, you get the choice of three different styles.
Throw in good battery life and sound quality, and it’s a tidy overall package.
Gravastar never disappoints when it comes to visual design.
The company’s last set of earbuds, the Gravaster Sirius Pro, were straight out of the future.
I’m all for it.
As is par for the course with Gravastar, each of the earbud case designs is sci-fi themed.
The third case, Defense Crystal, feels like a well-built, all-plastic case with a blue hue.
Swapping between the cases is simple.
What is certain is that the weight of the earbuds won’t cause you any issues.
One downside to the Gravastar Sirius P5 is that there is no fast charging function or wireless charging function.
The Gravastar Sirius P5 features Bluetooth 5.2 and comes with SBC, AAC, and Qualcomm’s aptX codecs.
Overall, the sound quality is good, with decent enough clarity.
The Sirius P5 is a little bass-focused though, which is noticeable when you listen to non-bass-focused music.
At times, you want some extra oomph, like listening to techno or hip hop or otherwise.
Furthermore, there is a lack of definition and detail in the Sirius P5.
On the other hand, they are consistent.
For me, the ENC doesn’t do enough versus earbuds that have full ANC.
In quieter situations, the ENC does fare better.
So there is some value in the Sirius P5 ENCjust don’t expect it to give you isolation.
Should You Buy the Gravastar Sirius P5 Earbuds?
TheGravastar Sirius P5 Combo 3-in-1 pack retails for $139.95, which is a fair price for these earbuds.
The option to switch between earbud cases gives the Sirius P5 a unique selling point.
