Bluetooth Headphones Wireless Earbuds 60H Playtime Ear Buds with LED Power Display Charging Case Earphones in-Ear Earbud with Microphone for Android Cell Phone Computer Laptop Sport Rose Purple

I paid a lot for a prior pair from another manufacturer and they had lasted nearly a year before the case was no longer able to connect or charge. I purchased these for their price on July 4th, and they connected easily via Bluetooth. Downsides are they are a bit difficult to grab to pull out of the case, but having the individual charge indicator is very nice (the prior only had single red or white indicator that could optionally flash). I haven't gotten the correct button press timing to reliably perform the features; I can get it to pause/continue easy enough, but skip fwd/reverse can take a few tries. Call quality is good and I have no problems using it when outside on a trail. I did recently have a moment of concern when the right channel told me low battery shortly after starting a walk and I later saw it wasn't being charged in the case, but fortunately checking the sales text above mentioned using a Q-tip with alcohol for cleaning which did get it working again (91% Iso); the individual charge indicator showed just the right was being charged once it started working, so having that feature is a good troubleshooting tool. The separate ear tips were nice to receive, but I've since misplaced them and after some use I think I should have installed the next larger size; with vibration they can eventually work their way out, so I typically readjust about once per mile of trail. One other oddity that occurred only once, is that perhaps my sweat-soaked hat strap was touching on one side's control sensor and the playback volume kept decreasing toward 0. Overall, still pretty happy with the purchase and I've had them out for walk/hikes a few dozen times.

First of all, I think most would give this a 5 stars for the value, but I'm difficult to please and since 4.5 is not an option, the best 4 stars it is. The main plus for this earbud is undoubtedly its battery. My old earbud, which I spends $300 has an issue with its battery after only 3 years of usage. I can only plays for 1 hour on the right and 3 on the left. So, this earbud is a temporary until I find another good earbud but to my surprise this thing battery just refuse to die. I work in an office environment so I alternate between right and left year after 4 or 5 hours of usage. However, I forgot the case with the left earbud in my car the other day and the right earbud lasted over 9 hours. It still didn't run out of battery or even warns about low battery(not sure if it's even an option since I never heard it), but I decided to return it to the case since I used ny right ear enough for one day. The sounds is clear, which is good for listen to stories while working, music is fine, clear but no additional bass, tremble, etc. So, those are the two positive aspects about this earbud, battery and clear sound. However, it does comes with some cons but what you expect from a $20 earbud. The first thing is this earbud have basically no noise isolation or cancelation, which kinda nice if someone call you across the room or pop by your cubicle and starts talking. However, you need to turn it up if you want to not hear your surroundings, which is not great since it can hurt your ear in the long run. The design is slick, which is nice but the case can't stand and it can be hard to take the earbuds out sometimes. Using it for a prolonged period of time(>5 hours) can make your ear feels tired and uncomfortable since there is basically no padding. Overall for $20, it conveniently fits my need with some minor inconveniences.

The build quality is pretty solid. The battery life is excellent. The sound quality is great. The shape and the fit is where I have issues. They're not very comfortable to me and they don't sit well. The port that the sound comes through is an oval, instead of round, for whatever reason and they don't seat well, even if you swap the left and right sides. They're pretty simple to use, but it did take me a bit to get them to pair to my phone. Overall, I'd give them a solid 7 out of 10. They're great if you're on a budget and maybe they'll fit your ears better than they did mine. I'm going to give them more time and update my review in a week or so.

So I waited a while to post a review. The price is attractive, however, you get what you pay for.The good- The sound quality is great.- They look sleek and are housed in a small case with decent battery life.The decent-Manufacturing quality - nothing special but nothing too off.The bad- Design. Seems like they choose form over function as the buds fall out often when active to any degree; running, jogging, etc. Though shipped with three sizes of rubber fits, the weight of the buds sitting outside your ear will easily jostle them out with little effort.Conclusion:With all said, consider their use. If these are a travel pair - go for it. You will enjoy them and they are well worth it. If your looking for an active use set - avoid and look elsewhere.Update: The company proactively reached out to me about their product. They went above and beyond on their support so I adjusted my review up one star. Applause to them for taking care of their customers.

I originally bought a set for my wife who's phone doesn't have headphone jacks, she went on and on about how comfortable they are, quality of sound, and battery life she was so impressed I decided to buy a set for myself and I was equally satisfied, the buds are very comfortable, sound is clear and you can control volume and more with the buds themselves, for the price I wish I found these sooner and got off the wired earbuds especially when I'm detailing my vehicles or doing yard work it makes a world of difference and I highly recommend these