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I like these wireless ear buds because they are sturdy and durable. I also like that these ear buds have clear sound quality and holds a good charge. These ear buds are affordable and make a great gift.

These RUSAM SAM36 Earbuds are nice looking and work well. They’re quick to connect to any device and offer excellent range. As soon as you open the case, they conveniently start pairing with the last device they were paired with. When you open the lid, you can see how much charge is available on the case.With full batteries, I got 5 hrs 5 mins of on time. When the batteries are dying, you hear a ding coming from the earbuds, and this is your warning that they only have a few minutes left.With the earbud batteries completely depleted, it took 1 hr 17 mins to charge them back up. The case was at 99% when charging started and 40% when finished.Sound is OK to good. It’s pretty easy to engage the controls built into each earbud. The only true issue I have with them is fitment. I don’t know if it’s the design or the shape of my ears, but they never feel truly secure. In fact, they can fall out with relative ease without much activity. If you’re just sitting around, they’re fine. But I will never be able to wear them while working out, riding my bike or most other physical activities.

I'm not impressed with these earbuds, I've owned a lot of different ones. These will be at the bottom of the list. They do come in a cool little case, the sound quality is OK, I found that using them to make calls with my phone is the best use for them.. I'll give 2 🌟

I have nothing bad to say about these earbuds, which is unusual. I have many sets that I hate for various reasons -- poor fit, discomfort, latency issues, crappy bass. These Rusams are astoundingly good. They pop right out of the clever little bottom-weighted egg-shaped charger, whose battery holds enough electrons to recharge them maybe four times without plugging in the USB-C cord. They pop right in my ears and fit naturally just by gravity without any of the usual twisting, turning and cursing. They stay put during steady running, although they might dislodge if you're very bouncy or into extremely heavy or jerky workouts. Bluetooth (5.2 - nice) connects easily and instantly to phone or computer. I'm not a gamer, but I tested latency and it's undetectable on a visual test app. I believe their claim of ~40 ms but I didn't do a digital measurement. The ultimate latency test would be to throw on a backing track and play your Strat through a bluetooth transmitter but I'm too lazy to set that up today. Bass response is fabulous -- I can hear down to 35 Hz. Treble sounds great but my ears are not the ones to use for that test, as I can only hear up to about 12K Hz. Playing music through Tidal on HiFi setting is really sweet. The only thing I could possibly complain about is these buds are not noise-canceling, but I wouldn't expect that since they aren't built to cram them halfway down your ear canal. Bottom line: I don't know of (in fact I have trouble imagining) better earbuds anywhere near this price point.

Good for noise cancellation and sound quality.

The case for these gaming headphones is an adorable egg shape that always wobbles upright. It's a strange thing to mention first, but it was actually a lot of fun to wobble it on the desk. In addition, it very helpfully displays the case's charge and the charging status of the earbuds on the front of the dark band around its middle. If only more cases gave updates this clearly.However, inside the case, the earbuds were a bit of a let down. As you can see from the photo the earbuds are a compressed oval shape without any sizing adapters. This means they will either fit or they won't. It also means that isolation isn't very good and that really makes these headphones suffer. If I pressed them into my ears and boosted the isolation by holding them in place the sound quality is okay. Sat naturally, without pressing them into my ear canal the sound can seem very flat and tinny. There is also a lot of escaping sound, my wife complained she could hear them when sat next to me, not something that happens with some of my other earbuds.The next problem was latency. I wondered why the marketing info made a big deal about "gaming mode" but rapidly noticed lagging audio when playing games. Taking a language lesson on a popular language app on my phone I frequently missed half the voice prompted question as the headphones went from standby to playing the sound. I've not experienced this with the OEM earbuds, and so was surprised that I needed "gaming mode" engaged and the subsequent drop in audio quality to take the lesson in a usable fashion. Bizarrely the reverse was true watching streaming content. Game mode pushed audio out of sync in an annoying fashion while watching videos or movies.Overall, the case is adorable but the issues I had with the earbuds means they are likely to be kept as emergency backups rather than everyday listeners.

These earbuds are easy to charge and carry with you. They are comfortable in your ears and have pretty decent sound quality. The charge on them seems to last for about 3-4 hours (I listen to my music loud) but pop them back in the case and they will charge back up. The only issue that I found with them is the bass can be lack-luster if the earbuds are not sitting perfectly in your ears. At first, I was very disappointed due to not being able to hear the bass so I started fidgeting around with the earbuds. I found that if I put them in at a very exact angle the bass could be heard very well. Unfortunately, they barely need to move and the bass once again disappears. Not a bad set of headphones if you do not mind messing with them to find that perfect spot but I myself would not get them again due to the bass issue.