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Seems I'm not the only one reviewing this per the offer to try the earbuds out. But turns out these are legit much better than the previous pair of Golrex T59. These N35's will feel and act similar, but with decent improvements.Pros:- No more "touch" sensors for button control. I know that was the COOL thing to do when the tech came out, but mother of pearl is it obnoxious to keep tapping blindly hoping your earbuds picked up your finger. And all in one button? Stupid. The Golrex T59 (previous model like these) does have the button you actually press/click, BUT that also controlled the volume - and only in one direction per ear (left is down, right is up. Very annoying when you only have one earbud in at a time.) These guys finally put (see pic) the volume buttons on their own on top of both buds. So much better.- Battery life is insane. The pic attached is a screenshot on my phone to show how much battery life my earbuds still had (dunno if that's like... 70%?) after working a 10 hour day and the buds playing the entire time. I was blown away by that compared to the old buds that would die around 7+ hrs.- The case is a little bigger, but not too much bigger and works as an external battery in emergencies (see below for limitations).- The case battery percentage is clear and holds many many recharges (I forgot to count for this review, but I know I've gone all week recharging the buds over and over and it's still got juice left).- The case can also be charged on a wireless base (I don't have one, so that doesn't help me. But that's cool if/when I do get one. One less cable to worry about if I have an iPhone.)Cons:- This isn't a deal breaker at all, But worth talking about to set real expectations for buyers. The case as a backup battery charger isn't that strong. I purposely drained my phone and connected it to a fully charged case. It basically got my phone to about 50% charged before the case was depleted. And it's a weak/slow charge. When the phone first turned on, it was at 2%. It's usually at 5 when it's plugged into the wall. Then, just looking at the screen, it dropped from 2 to 1% while still showing it's charging. So, I just turned off the screen of my phone and let it do its thing.Long story short: Though it's not a perfect external battery pack, remember: that's not what it's for. It's an earbud case. So in my opinion, it's an unexpected perk and a great tool to have at your disposal if you're out and about and need a quick charge on your phone to get by.- I wish the charging lights on the case for each bud that have the 4 lines above R and L would indicate what level the buds batteries are. They simply blink showing you that they're charging, and stay static when they are charged. That's it. But that's not really a big deal. Your phone shows you their battery life. And it takes a very short time to charge them. Like... 30 mins max from dead?So over all. Yeah. 5 stars for $35 comfortable, functional, good quality earbuds that don't look stupid on your head and stay put. Really good battery life. Really good against the elements. Neat little back up battery source. And major improvements to the button situation. Just wish those four little lights on the case would indicate the buds charge level as they're charging, but that's splitting hairs.

I received an invitation to review this product from a previous product purchase and decided to give it a go. I'm not usually one to leave a review unless I think it could possibly help someone else nor did I need another set of earbuds. On that note, I went ahead and placed my order. The ear buds arrived overnight and were well packaged. The box itself (as shown in the pic) is the height of a generic eye glass case and just under the depth of the eye glass case. My first thought was this is on the heavier side for ear buds and preceded to unbox the product. After removing the plastic film, the internal box slides out with minimal effort. No cutting or packaging fuss. Right on top is the user manual with easy to read simple instructions. Under the instructions is the case for the earbuds. In the smaller compartments above the case are the type-c charging cable and ear caps (the ear buds come with medium caps on but these additional caps are handy for those who prefer the larger or smaller size). I quickly went through the instructions to see what was needed (some items need to be charged a certain way before they can be used). After reading, I decided to jump right in. Again the box was a little heavier than I had anticipated. I then took out one of the ear buds. It was deceptively light in comparison. It's the charging case that is a little on the heavier side. Its not a brick by any means, but I often have it in my pocket and since it is a little bigger than my previous charging case it its slightly more noticeable-again not an issue for me, but worth mentioning. The design is blockier than what I have purchased prior, but not an overall concern for me. I removed the film on the earbud and it was very easy to insert in my ear. The over the ear piece did not tangle in my hair nor did it pull at it when in place. I intentionally left my hair messy and in a pony to replicated how I would wear them when going to the gym. A lot of times previous buds would tangle or grab and even get caught in my hair. These ones glided on without any incident (hair up or down). They were actually very comfortable. After placing them I couldn't even really feel the over the ear piece. I was able to move my head in any which direction including exaggerated movements and the buds would stay comfortably in place. The buds paired to each other and to my iPhone quite easily. The whole pairing event took less than 15 seconds (included opening the settings app, pressing bluetooth, selecting N35 and voila the earbuds were connected and ready to go. I, of course, had to test them out. There are buttons on each bud for volume control and to pause and unpause audio. Very easy to navigate. I went for a jog around and the buds stayed comfortably in place without any adjustments. No problem with free weights either (bending over and positional changes were without incident-no popping out, no pain, no disruption in audio). The sound quality is great! I don't have to have it on max to hear over a vacuum or blender. They are not noise canceling but do muffle surrounding sound especially when playing audio as expected with something directly in your ear. I gave it a full 24 hours of use (mostly streaming music, actual phone calls, and a few lectures) before leaving this review. The battery has held a strong charge. I have yet to charge the charging case and still have quite a bit of battery remaining on the case indicator. I would highly recommend this product especially at this price point. Pics attached for size comparison (mechanical pencil and AA battery) and overall ear fit. Hope this review is helpful!