Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth 5.3 Headphones HiFi Deep Bass with Mic ,120H Playtime LED Display ,IPX7 Waterproof Button Control True Wireless Earphones,One-Step Pairing,In-Ear Noise Reduction Headset

Excellent sound quality at an affordable price These wireless earbuds surprised me immensely. The Bluetooth connection is fast and stable, without interruptions or any strange noises. The sound is clear, with good bass and more than enough volume for listening to music, watching videos, or taking calls. The battery lasts a long time; I can use them for several hours without needing to charge them. Plus, the case is lightweight and practical for carrying in any bag or pocket. They are comfortable to wear even for extended periods, don't bother my ears, and fit securely without falling out. They also work very well for calls: the microphone is crystal clear, and people can hear me perfectly. For the price, they truly exceed expectations. Highly recommended if you're looking for stylish, functional, and affordable earbuds.

I really like these! I use them often, and for just $8, they’re hard to beat. Keep in mind this isn’t an AirPod, but for the price, it performs way better than expected. What I like: - Sound is clear with decent bass - Perfect for podcasts, YouTube, or casual listening - Each earbud works independently, so I can use one at a time for long days - Single button control to pause and restart media - No need to worry about which bud goes in which ear, unlike AirPods - Compact and comfortable, with a charging case that shows battery level Overall, a great budget set for everyday use. Not audiophile quality, but for the price, it’s honestly impressive.

Great value for the money! Battery Lasts 8+ hours. Great connectivity, comfort, performance, quality, fit and charging

The sound quality is really great for watching movies on your phone. I like the easy connections to my device, they fit my ears well. I sleep in them in my ear a lot ,and they are worth purchasing. I can not hear any distractions when my music is playing. The value is perfect for what I paid for.

I use earbuds to listen to dirty books while doing activities like exercise and actual worthwhile things. That means I don’t need high fidelity. I also hate the earbuds that use ‘touch’ for victim interface. Since the price of these was incredibly low, it seemed worth a try. Sadly, it wasn’t. Others have mentioned that there is no way to determine the side of the devices. This would seem a very simple thing to provide. A reviewer indicated that the instructions are in Chinese, only. This is not correct. The English instructions in the typically poorly translated jargon exist but the instruction sheet was very tightly folded such the sheet had to be pulled apart to see the instructions. I will endeavor to remember to add a screen shot of the most important instructions. The reason I give this product only one star is that the Bluetooth radio connection is very poor. The audio volume and reception fluctuate between the two earbuds, giving a faux stereo effect. If the phone is held near the earbuds, the fluctuation is reduced but not eliminated. I am using a modern iPhone and it provides reliable Bluetooth to many other devices. I wish I could have been able to take advantage of the low price of these but they are not worth it.

These work reasonably well with good sound quality, especially at their $7 price point, but they have a few weird oddities. Most significantly, the earpieces are absolutely symmetrical with no markings to distinguish left and right, and the only way I could tell was to connect them to a device and use a test app to put sound into each channel separately. If you insert them backwards into the charging case, the "L" and "R" indicators on the case (not the earpieces) light up with no indication they are backwards. As long as you put the earpieces into the case correctly once you figure out which way they should go, then you can use them without confusion. Paired with an Ubuntu Linux laptop they negotiate A2DP and do not reliably switch into HFP, which means they are difficult to use for inbound audio (that is, as a microphone during telephone calls or video conferences) although they do seem to switch after repeated attempts. This is usually only a problem with older Bluetooth, but these claim to be 5.3. Each earpiece has a button that clicks to use, which makes me highly skeptical that they meet IPX7 waterproofing as claimed, although I made no effort to test this. In my experience, IPX7 earpieces are solid without moving parts. The instruction manual is terrible even by the usual standards for low-price electronics from Asia, containing purported words such as "unpuones" and incomprehensible frequently asked questions such as "Q. Howx:-49.66m one earphone has sound? Y:118.26m" and utterly puzzling "Q. How can I listen to music/talk without sound?" (Spoiler: I'm pretty sure you need sound to listen to anything.) It is worth noting that the instruction manual states the run time as 5 hours, contrary to the web listing claiming 120 hours, and states that the earpieces have 50mAh battery capacity and the case has 200mAh battery capacity: assuming that the 50mAh describes _each_ earpiece for a total of 100mAh, this implies that the case only has enough battery capacity for two additional charges. The charging port is Micro-USB rather than the modern standard Type-C, and although there is an included cable this is an inconvenience. I cannot escape the suspicion that paying $10 instead of $7 would get me a substantially better product.

These are the best earbuds I've ever owned. it has great sound and they do not fall out of my ears. I love them.

good overall but limited range. usually use one for ambient music while I walk around at work. Fit well and have no issues with functionality after a year of use. Hold a charge well. Not a premier headphone but does the job. At this price point will buy another when this one poops out. Recommended!