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YOBYBO Card20 Pro True Wireless Earbuds Teardown

Author : Adrian October 02, 2025

Brand and product overview

YOBYBO is a brand of Yibai Technology, established in March 2019. The brand focuses on TWS earbuds and wearable devices. The Card20 Pro is a slim, compact true wireless earbud model with a full aluminum alloy shell. The design has won Red Dot, iF, and Red Star design awards. Key specifications include a 13 mm dynamic driver, dual-ear four-microphone ENC noise reduction, and a single-charge battery life of over 5 hours.

Unboxing and exterior

The Card20 Pro charging case uses a flattened oval shape with an aluminum alloy shell finished in a matte texture.

YOBYBO Card20 Pro charging case interior view

Removing the earbuds reveals the internal cabin structure.

Earbuds exterior with runway-style stem and silver touch disc

The earbud exterior shows a "runway" stem design and a silver disc decorating the touch area.

Close-up of touch area with CD pattern and microphone opening

Close-up of the touch area: CD-pattern texture with polished chamfered edges. The upper opening is for an internal microphone pickup.

Inner side of earbud

Inner side view of the earbud.

Call microphone pickup hole at bottom of stem

The call microphone pickup hole is located at the bottom of the stem.

Single earbud weight around 3.5g

Each earbud weighs approximately 3.5 g, making them very light to wear.

Teardown

After the external inspection, the teardown reveals the internal structure and components.

Earbud disassembly

Opening the earbud along the mold seam

The earbud housing was opened along the mold seam.

Speaker removed from earbud

The speaker unit was removed.

Stem back cover removed

The back cover of the earbud stem was removed.

Inside of cover with conductive screw and acoustic structure

The inside of the cover shows a cross screw for touch control conductivity on the left and an acoustic structure for the call noise-reduction microphone.

Mainboard unit inside cavity with microphone sealed by rubber cap

The cavity contains the mainboard unit. At the tip, the pickup microphone is sealed by a rubber cap.

Speaker and battery wires soldered to mainboard

Under the mainboard unit, the internal speaker and the battery wires are soldered to the board.

Earbud internal components: battery, mainboard, speaker

Overview of the primary internal components: battery, mainboard, and speaker unit.

One side of the earbud mainboard

One side of the earbud mainboard.

Other side of the earbud mainboard

Other side of the earbud mainboard.

MEMS microphone close-ups

MD11 R117 MEMS microphone close-up

MD11 R117 MEMS microphone close-up

This MEMS microphone, laser-marked MD11 R117, is used for voice pickup during calls and is sourced from Minxin Co., Ltd.

MC46 R132 MEMS microphone close-up

MC46 R132 MEMS microphone close-up

This MEMS microphone, laser-marked MC46 R132, is used to capture ambient noise for call noise reduction and is also sourced from Minxin Co., Ltd.

Battery wires disconnected

The battery wires were disconnected during teardown.

Charging case pouch battery 1040H label

The charging case contains a pouch-type latch battery model 1040H, nominal voltage 3.7 V, energy 0.1295 Wh.

Full teardown overview

Full teardown overview of the YOBYBO Card20 Pro.

Summary

Appearance is a major factor for wearable products like TWS earbuds. The Card20 Pro uses a slim, lightweight design with an aluminum alloy shell and matte finish to deliver a premium feel. The semi-in-ear stem-style earbuds are lightweight at about 3.5 g each. The touch area uses a rose-gold and silver CD-pattern design for a refined look.

Key technical details: the charging case houses a 300 mAh lithium-ion battery with a Type-C input. The case includes NTC protection, LED control, and a Hall sensor for lid-open pairing. Each earbud contains a 13 mm dynamic driver and a 0.1295 Wh pouch battery, with wiring to the stem-mounted mainboard. The system supports Bluetooth 5.2, Qualcomm aptX audio, TrueWireless Mirroring, and cVc call noise reduction for stable connections, good audio quality, and low latency. Two MEMS microphones from Minxin Co., Ltd. are used for voice pickup and environmental noise sensing to support call functions.