Plugfones Basic Pro Earplug Headphones Wireless Bluetooth in-Ear Earplug Earbuds 25 dB Noise Reduction Rating OSHA Compliant Hearing Protection with Noise Isolating Mic and Controls (Blue & Yellow)

So I normally don't leave reviews, and my initial opinion on these was that they're decent and allow me to listen to music while also protecting my ears from loud ambient noise. The sound quality was about what I expected from a tiny bud hidden in an ear plug.I love the extra long cord that lets me hide the controls under the collar of my shirt.Overall pleased with them, EXCEPT for something that blew my mind! I may have accidentally ran them through the washing machine. And the rinse cycle. Oops.(Remember to check your pockets!)However, I let them dry for a day or so, charged them back up, and they still work well enough that I don't need to replace them.I don't recommend washing them though, they're not supposed to be water (and detergent) proof and the sound in the left bud is a tad muffled now after the rinse cycle.But they have no issues fully charging connecting, or playing music, and still protect my ears despite the impromptu bubble bath! That deserves 5 stars from me!Battery-wise, they tend to go about 9 and a half hours of continuous use before dying. I can charge them up on my commute to and from work. The washing machine incident didn't affect the battery life at all, it's the same now as it was when I first tried them.Definitely recommended if you want some tunes to help tune out loud noise without bulky over-ear muffs, or if you're not allowed to have music at work and wanna be sneaky.

I wish I had found out about these headphones a while ago. I have someone in my house that will not stop clearing their throat loudly and coughing almost every minute (sometimes every 10 sec.). They refuse to see a doctor to get help and they don’t care if it bothers me. So THANK YOU Plugphones!! Thank you for a product that works fantastic!. It cancels out the background noise and I can listen to music, podcast, videos etc.. without being bother by the constant coughing and throat clearing. I am extremely happy these headphones work so well. One thing—- You do have to get them in your ear properly or it doesn’t work as good but I just kept adjusting them till it drowned out the noise. Now I can walk around the house without being so stressed about the repetitive loud noise and listen to relaxing music. They are well made and keep their charge so far. Just barely got them a couple of weeks ago. Excellent headphones. Oh and they connected easily to Bluetooth.

Bought April 20th 2024.I had these headphones for 8 months now. they still work fine but the connection point is getting frayed and there are some wires exposed.The battery life is good. I have it on the whole 8hr work shift without dying on me. I do have to charge it after or it dies the following day.The audio quality is okay. I can listen to music in a medium level but I have to crank to high for podcasts on youtube.The noise suppression is much less than actual hearing protection. I can drill into concrete and it is still very loud (more muffled compare to an open ear). I do wish for an improvement on that part.However I will give it a good review because the camouflage as hearing protection works well! If I am not obvious with it, my bosses are none the wiser.

I bought these headphones to wear beneath my helmet while motorcycling. If you, like me, don't want or can't afford to spend hundreds on a Cardo or Sena unit for your helmet, this is an excellent budget alternative. The audio quality is surprisingly clear, with both treble and bass coming through very distinctly. The earplugs function excellently to filter wind noise, without interfering unduly with ability to maintain situational awareness (hearing horns, sirens, etc). They're quite comfortable, even beneath a helmet, for over an hour at a time. I have found that after about an hour and a half of riding, my ears begin to get a little sore from the pressure, but this is the case with every pair of Bluetooth earbuds I've ever worn.The only downside that I have identified with the product is the fact that when on the road, the very small control buttons are nearly impossible to use while riding, especially if you tuck the body of the headphones into your shirt/jacket. My remedy for this issue was initially to mount my phone to my handlebars, and switch songs or change volume by hand. However, I eventually settled on using a Bluetooth controller (JBL Click) for fully remote, one handed control of the phone, and by extension, the headphones. This solution cost me a total of about $80 for the JBL Click unit and the headphones themselves.

I wasn't expecting the sound quality to be spectacular but I was hoping it would at least sound like the cheaper Skull Candy's you can get at Wal-Mart, instead it sounds like those cheap headphones you get when you buy an MP3 player or at a gas station.