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For someone hard-of-hearing like myself, these are the answer to my prayers. Didn't have to spend a boatload of money, either. Frankly, I don't know how they can sell them so reasonably. I had a pair of large, with full ear cups, bluetooth headphones to listen to TV. My wife doesn't like the high volume so I had to wear them all the time during the day / evening with the TV audio muted when watching unless we were watching a movie / TV program she wanted to watch with me. Now I can hear her and the TV simultaneously so she doesn't have to yell at me to override the old headphones. The audio is perfect. The old headphones were extremely poor for high frequencies and were very heavy with the bass. Without the high frequencies everything sounded muffled and forget trying to understand what foreign actors are trying to say on my favorite shows. I could understand 20-40% of what they were saying no matter how loud I had the headphones jacked up and background music in the film / TV show just made it all that much worse. No longer! Great audio, lots of high frequency response so I can watch everything now and understand all the words being spoken. These work great for music, too, on my iPhone and MacBook devices. I bought a bluetooth transmitter on Amazon (1Mii SafeFly Dual | Bluetooth 5.3 Adapter Bluetooth Transmitter w/Screen for Wireless Headphones), plugged the 3mm audio plug into the headphone jack on the TV and away we went after pairing. The SafeFly transmitter mentioned comes with a USB charging port so I just plugged it into a USB to AC adapter into the outlet behind the TV so it remains fully charged at all times. These are great for the hard-of-hearing like myself.

For the price and the quick shipment this product is truly excellent. The most difficulty I had was figuring out how to open the charging case. Other than that everything immediately worked FLAWLESSLY. The earphones were fully charged, paired and connected instantly with all of my google devices, and the sound quality far exceeded my expectation.

Love them so far, I'll give that 5th star if they keep up like this. Haven't had to charge them yet other than my initial charge and I've used them on an off for about 5 hours. Just checked and the charge is at 74%. Pairs easily and fast to all my devices. They are my favorite color so that's a plus.I have small ears and was prepared for them to fall out a bunch and they do...but that is my lot in life. I can't stand over the ear holders as they hurt the back of ears fairly quickly but the buds always fall out. And classic headphones are too bulky. So it is what it is!Sound canceling feature is fairly decent, mainly for general noise. Would not cancel out a crying baby or construction. Sound quality is pretty good for the price. I am content.

I’ve only had these earbuds for a short time, so I can’t attest to their durability. That said, I can attest to their sound, and the sound is excellent. I own several sets of earbuds. I even own a pair of Apple AirPods Pro, and I can tell you those don’t sound $230 better than the pair I’m reviewing. If there is a downside in comparing the two, these have little or no noise canceling. I haven’t seen an inexpensive set of earbuds yet that are truly noise canceling even though virtually all of them claim to have that feature. And don’t let anyone bamboozle you about the importance of good noise canceling in earbuds and headphones. It’s really important. However, if you can live without that feature and want to save $230, these earbuds are just what the doctor ordered. If you have a a youngster and/or teen who is screaming for earbuds because “everyone else has them,” get them a pair of these. And if they scream even louder that these aren’t THE REAL thing, that they want Airpods, tell them to get a paper route and start earning the $250. One thing about the sound these produce is they are heavy on bass, so if you don’t like bass, don’t buy them. Most people, however, love base. They’re pretty good for spoken word listening (read: audiobooks). Sound: great; value: even greater; noise canceling: nope; durability: don’t know, check back with me in a year or two.UPDATE: After using the earbuds a few times, I’ve changed my opinion of the noise canceling capabilities of the product. They do cancel ambient noise, but there is no way to turn that off to “transparent” like there is with Apple AirPods. This may seem minor, but people using earbuds in airports often like to turn noise canceling off so they can hear announcements. Also, the noise canceling on these earbuds isn’t as complete as the noise canceling on Apple AirPods. It’s better than nothing but not nearly as strong as Apple’s AirPods.

Great sound and super easy to pair with my phone. Battery lasts a long time and they stay put even during workouts. Totally worth it for the price!

I was skeptical about these buds. Yt has a lot of people dissing these ear buds so I wanted to hear for myself. Besides, they are cheap. Really cheap. First off, they are very comfortable. Very light weight. More comfortable than my beats studio buds. The highs are crisp and the bass is deep. The sound is no different than Beats studio buds. If I had to choose next time around, I would get these first. Highly recommend.

While these earbuds connect quickly, the range away from the Bluetooth source is very limited. Beyond about ten feet they start to go from stereo to mono and back continuously which is very annoying. The sound is quite good in stereo. I may return these for exchange because I like them otherwise, but I do walk around while listening to my AV receiver. My other Bluetooth earbuds don't have this problem and BT 5.4 is supposed to have a 15 meter range. Perhaps these are defective.Update: I returned these and purchased a different set. While these have very good sound, I am not sure that the switching between stereo and mono is a defect (beyond a range of 10 ft.). I typically use a much larger range.