BYZ T61 Bean True Wireless Earbuds
The BYZ T61 Bean is a true wireless earbud built around one idea: disappear. Its stemless “bean” design sits flush in the ear with nothing protruding — no stalk, no stem — while the charging case adds the genuinely useful touch of a digital LED battery display so you always know your remaining backup at a glance. If you searched for the BYZ T61 Bean price in Bangladesh, you’re shopping the compact end of the market, and the pitch here is up to 12 hours total with the case, Bluetooth 5.3, ENC for calls and USB-C charging. Browse the full Earbuds & Earphones range at Gadget Superb to compare, but this page is all about the T61 Bean.
Per distributor listings, the BYZ T61 Bean offers Bluetooth 5.3, a bean-shaped in-ear fit in glossy black with a silver accent, dual microphones with ENC call noise reduction, single-or-dual bud mode, touch controls, and Type-C charging. BYZ is an obscure OEM brand with no verifiable official site, so distributor consensus is the spec source — figures are labeled accordingly.
The bean shape: comfort for small ears and side sleepers
Most earbuds dangle a stem below your ear. The T61 Bean doesn’t — it’s a compact rounded bud that nests into the outer ear and sits nearly flush. That matters in three everyday situations: lying on a pillow (nothing digs in), wearing a helmet or beanie (nothing catches), and long sessions where stems slowly lever buds loose. If standard stem buds have ever felt unstable or achy for you, the bean geometry is worth trying.
The trade-off is control surface: with no stem, everything happens on the bud face via touch. Taps are documented as 1× for answer/volume, 2× for end-call/play-pause, a 2-second hold for track skip and 3× for voice assistant, per the product’s control card — confirm against the quick guide in the box, since gesture maps vary.

Sound quality and drivers
Distributors describe optimized drivers with an emphasis on bass — the “heavy bass” tuning common to compact lifestyle buds. With the bean’s in-ear seal, low-end response is naturally reinforced, which suits pop, hip-hop and EDM. No driver size is published, so none is quoted here.
Set expectations honestly: this is a fun, warm everyday listen, not a detail-monster for critical listening. For commutes, study sessions and casual listening it hits the brief; audiophiles chasing soundstage should look at larger-driver models in the Gadget Superb shop.

Design, fit and the LED battery display
The buds are glossy black beans with a silver/chrome oval accent; the case is a compact black unit with a digital LED display showing the remaining case battery as a percentage. That display is the T61’s best quality-of-life feature — no guessing, no opening an app, just a number. Four LEDs would tell you “roughly”; a percentage tells you exactly.
Because the buds sit flush, they stay put under movement better than you’d expect for their size, and they don’t announce themselves visually — discreet for offices and meetings. The glossy finish picks up fingerprints; a quick wipe keeps them looking new.
Battery life and charging case
The documented battery claim is up to 12 hours total with the charging case (seller/manufacturer claim). No per-charge playtime figure is published — and we won’t invent one by dividing. In practice, compact bean buds typically deliver a few hours per charge with several case top-ups making up the 12-hour total.
Charging is over USB Type-C, and the LED display shows the case refilling in real time. The practical routine: drop the buds in whenever you’re not wearing them, glance at the percentage before leaving home, and you’ll rarely think about battery at all.
ENC and call quality
The T61 Bean carries ENC (environmental noise cancellation) with dual microphones for calls — call-side filtering that reduces background noise for the person you’re talking to. This is not ANC: it won’t quiet your own listening, and none is claimed. For the price, having call-noise reduction at all is a plus — many ultra-compact buds skip it.
Call clarity also benefits from the flush fit: the mics sit close to the ear with less wind exposure than long stems. In traffic or crowds, expect usable rather than exceptional — fine for everyday calls, not a broadcast headset.
Connectivity and controls
Bluetooth 5.3 with the standard ~10m range, fast pairing and stable reconnection. Take the buds out and they pair; put them back and they disconnect and recharge. Single/dual mode is supported — use either bud alone for calls or awareness while the other charges, a genuinely useful feature on long days.
Controls are touch-only (no buttons, no stem squeezes): taps and holds for calls, music, volume, track skip and voice assistant. Touch on a flush bud takes a day to learn — tap the face, don’t push the bud deeper — then it becomes second nature.
Who the BYZ T61 Bean suits best
The T61 Bean suits buyers who hate stems: side sleepers, helmet wearers, small-eared users, and anyone who wants earbuds that visually disappear. Students and commuters get the LED display’s certainty and 12-hour claimed total; minimalists get a pocketable set with nothing to snag.
Who should look elsewhere: ANC seekers (there is none), swimmers and heavy sweaters (no water-resistance rating is documented), and buyers who want a companion app with EQ — none is documented for the T61.


Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand / Model | BYZ T61 Bean |
| Type | True wireless stereo (TWS) earbuds with charging case |
| Design | Stemless “bean” in-ear, glossy black with silver/chrome oval accent |
| Driver | Size not published — not quoted |
| Noise control | ENC for calls, dual microphones (call-side; no ANC for listening) |
| Bluetooth | V5.3, ~10m range (distributor consensus) |
| Case display | Digital LED battery-percentage display on charging case |
| Battery | Up to ~12h total with charging case (seller/manufacturer claim); per-charge figure not published |
| Charging | USB Type-C |
| Controls | Touch: 1× answer/volume, 2× end/play-pause, 2s hold track skip, 3× voice assistant (per product card — confirm in quick guide) |
| Modes | Single or dual bud use |
| Water resistance | Not documented — not claimed |
| Box contents | Earbuds (pair), charging case, Type-C cable, quick guide (per product truth record) |
| SKU | BYZ-T61-BEAN |
What’s in the box
- BYZ T61 Bean earbuds (left + right pair)
- Charging case with LED battery display
- Type-C charging cable
- Quick guide
Per store policy, accessories are only included when the description says so, and photographs are illustrative — check the box on arrival and tell the store the same day if anything is wrong.
Why buy from Gadget Superb
Gadget Superb is an online-only gadget store in Bangladesh — every order is cash on delivery, so you pay when the parcel arrives and never in advance. Every product can be returned within 7 days of delivery, and warranty support (6, 12 or 24 months on selected items) follows the store’s stated terms. If the product page lists a warranty period for the BYZ T61 Bean, that period applies.
Warranty & delivery
Warranty: This product comes with a 7 Days warranty, as listed on this product page. Gadget Superb handles warranty claims with your order number. No “official warranty” or authenticity claims are made beyond what the live page shows.
Delivery: every order is cash on delivery — you pay the delivery person in cash when the parcel arrives, and the store never asks for advance payment. Delivery charge is ৳70 inside Dhaka city (1–3 days) and ৳120 outside Dhaka (2–5 days); times are working days and honest estimates, not guarantees. Where the courier allows it, you may open the parcel and check that the product is the one you ordered and is undamaged before you pay — tell the store the same day if anything is wrong. Every product can be returned within 7 days of delivery in its original condition with the box and accessories. Full terms: Delivery & Returns.
Spec source: figures above come from BD distributor listings (MN Trade, BikriHaat and others). BYZ is an obscure OEM brand with no verifiable official site, so distributor consensus is the best available public source — unpublished specs are omitted, not invented.
Frequently asked questions
What does “bean” mean — are they comfortable?
Bean means stemless: a compact rounded bud that sits flush in the ear with nothing protruding. Most people find them comfortable for long wear and especially good for lying down, since nothing digs into the pillow. Fit is personal though — if you’ve only ever worn stem buds, give the seal a day to settle.
Does the BYZ T61 Bean have ANC?
No. It has ENC, which reduces background noise on your calls for the person you’re talking to. It does not cancel noise in your own listening. The bean’s in-ear seal gives some passive isolation naturally, but if you need active noise cancellation, choose an ANC model instead.
How long does the battery last?
The documented claim is up to 12 hours total with the charging case (seller/manufacturer claim). No per-charge figure is published, so we don’t quote one — expect a few hours per bud charge with the case topping up between sessions. The LED display shows the case’s remaining percentage so you’re never guessing.
What is the LED display on the case for?
It shows the charging case’s remaining battery as a percentage — the T61’s most practical feature. Glance at it before leaving home and you know exactly how much backup you have. It also confirms charging is happening when you plug in the Type-C cable.
Can I use one earbud at a time?
Yes — single/dual mode is supported, so either bud works alone for calls or music while the other charges. Handy for long call days or staying aware of your surroundings on one side. Just take the one you want out of the case.
How do the touch controls work?
Per the product’s control card: single-tap answers calls or adjusts volume, double-tap ends calls or plays/pauses, a 2-second hold skips tracks, and triple-tap calls up the voice assistant. Confirm against the quick guide in the box — gesture maps can vary between batches.
How do I pair them the first time?
Take both buds out of the case near your phone with Bluetooth on and select the T61 Bean from the list. They should auto-connect on later uses. If pairing fails, return both buds to the case, close the lid for a few seconds, and try again.
Are they good for calls in noisy places?
The dual-mic ENC helps — your caller hears less of your background. In moderate noise (office, street) calls are clear; in heavy traffic or wind, expect usable rather than exceptional. The flush fit keeps the mics sheltered, which helps.
Are they sweatproof or waterproof?
No water-resistance rating is documented for the T61 Bean, so none is claimed. Light everyday use is fine, but don’t buy them for workouts or rain on that basis — and keep the charging case dry regardless.
Is there a warranty on the BYZ T61 Bean?
This product comes with a 7 Days warranty, as listed on this product page. The store handles warranty claims with your order number.
How does delivery and cash on delivery work?
Every order is cash on delivery: you pay the delivery person in cash when the parcel arrives, and the store never asks for advance payment or card details. Delivery charges and timelines follow the store’s Delivery & Returns page — inside Dhaka is faster and cheaper than outside Dhaka. Where the courier allows it, you may open the parcel and check the product before you pay.
What is the price, and is it in stock?
Price and stock change with supply, so the live product page is the authority for both — this page never hard-codes them. If the page shows the BYZ T61 Bean available, you can order it with cash on delivery and the 7-day return window applies.












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