Bluetooth Headphones, Wireless Headphones with 16 Hours Playtime Bluetooth 5.3 Wireless Earbuds HD Deep Bass Stereo Sound Isolation IPX7 Waterproof Earphones for Workout Running Sports

Pretty rapid shipping. This is my second set. First pair has taken a lot of abuse. I mean a lot. Anyway wanted another pair because I didn’t know how long they would offer them so looking ahead incase first pair fails. They work great with good sound. I most like how they stay in place during various activities. Worth it!

I've bought these headphones three times now, I think. They are cheap earbuds, not the loudest, and the cord looks kinda lame to some people. However, if you are like me and you are constantly losing one earbud, the cord is a godsend. These earbuds generally last me longer than almost any other pair I've owned. I go through earbuds pretty quickly, even when I get nicer ones, so I try to stick to the cheap yet durable ones. The sound is loud enough to hear at the gym, wish it could be louder, but it's good enough to get/keep me in the zone. I don't store them in the case, I just wear them around my shoulders when I'm not using them. They are easy and quick to recharge. Great if u just want something reliable and hard to lose

They're fine for any average use. For anyone just wanting good headphones to use for maybe an hour or two at most, they're great. I've just been looking for a pair of in ear headphones I can use at work that have volume, skip, and play controls right on the earphones since I don't have access to my phone while clocked in. All the buttons were perfect on this pair. The battery lasted all day (even longer than my 5-hour per bud earbuds), and the sound quality was great for this price range. My only negative was that the earhooks are not adjustable. They are FLEXIBLE, but not adjustable in the sense of being able to bend the earhook to hold its shape. The fit was okay for a while, but after a couple hours at work, the ear hooks grew uncomfortable sitting on the backs of my ears. I felt like I could still feel them on my ears even hours after taking them off. Overall, this is a really good pair of budget earphones. They just weren't the right fit for my particular wants. I did end up returning them.

These worked well and were relatively comfortable. Fancier earphones had noticeably better sound but these are great for $20 for music or speech. Reduced to 3 stars because they totally died just under one year after purchase for no reason. I didn’t drop them. No water incidence. Customer service sent me a replacement very quickly so I'm giving them back the 5 stars.

POSITIVES: Superb battery life, to date my use time record is approximately 17 hours. Good ear fit with loop for security Charge time is about 2 hours Very quick Bluetooth acquisition Sound quality is 4 out of 5 with very good bass provided the ear plug is fitted properly. Price point is very very very attractive. Volume is intuitive. On-0ff switch design is such that it is highly unlikely for inadvertent actuation and low volume is the first switch you feel so conversation is possible without turning off power. This is NOT going to fall off unless you use in a contact sport. I use use these much more than my other set. NEGATIVES: No indication of existing battery charge. No power or Bluetooth status light indicator. Not as comfortable as my $120 Bose but almost. Sound quality is not perfect but close to my Bose. Putting them on quickly takes practice.

I continue to love this brand and particular model. The tech used by this product has been copied hundreds of times and you will find multiple variations available for sale. I've bought several, and this one is the best. The main differences are the way the bud stays secured in your ear, the type of USB connector to plug into the charging cord, and (oddly) whether the British woman's voice says "YOUR HEADPHONES ARE CONNECTED" or just "CONNECTED". (They all say "BATTERY LOW" in the same manner, so that's just a strange difference.) What I like #1 is the connector. This uses a USB-C connector, so (as the older type require) you don't have to try inserting it, realize it's upside down, turn it around, try again. What I like #2 is the way it secures. Another design had a soft plastic mesh "finger" that would lock it into place on your ear, but that thing always seemed to slip out of place. This model has the securing element built-in to the design of the earbud. So with an easy twist forward, it's locked in. And #3, it's the full version of "YOUR HEADPHONES ARE CONNECTED". Not that it's any big deal, but it seems almost like evidence that they didn't skimp, and paid the lady for 3 extra words. (LOL, probably not) They do seem to make improvements with each updated model number. There are a couple of tactile elements to the design that make it easier to identify where the button is (for pause/play, etc.). I don't actually use these sitting up or running, however. My use is predominantly for bedtime white noise. (I have a particular gentle-thunderstorm track that plays on repeat all night long.) I'm a side sleeper, so any time I get up to shift sides, I swap one bud in, the other out, and just leave the other bud loose at the edge of the pillow. It works well for this purpose. But I'm replacing a prior model where I must have squashed the free bud, and after about a year, something got sensitive and started shorting out the sound. (no visible cord or bud damage, so it could have been ordinary device failure) But for the price, it didn't upset me. We'll see how this holds up over the year, but so far, it's all good. Sound quality is good, going plenty loud enough (for my purposes anyway). I tend to dislike heavy bass (which causes permanent hearing loss anyway), and this doesn't really have that, so it's a good match for ME. If you wanted that low-end inner-ear-damaging bass, this won't really deliver. (I already pay the price for my youth with constant tinnitus -- kids, take care of your hearing! The loud ringing 24/7 for the rest of your life seriously sucks. -- And no, the tinnitus is not because I listen to quiet rain sounds all night long, they are on low volume, and I had it long before starting to do this - the rain sounds are just to calm my thoughts.) Speaking of which, it has a good seal on your ear that really does help block noise. (Sometimes I'm so tired that I forget to start the rain track, and it does a good job blocking those insects and highway noises.)

UPDATE: After reading the review, the company offered me a replacement or a refund. I chose replacement. I will update after I know if these will hold up. But Kudos to the company for standing behind the product. When I first got these, they were amazing. They sound great. I have hearing loss, and I find I can hear on the phone pretty well with these. They have about an 18-hour charge on battery, and I could walk through most of my house without my phone and without interruption. Now, after six months, the battery charge is more like 8 hours, and if I get more than 6 feet away, it disconnects and shortly after turns off. If I walk to the bathroom off my bedroom and the phone is in the bedroom, it will disconnect. So if you only use them a little, you may do well for longer, but if you use them a lot or answer your phone with them, be aware that they wear down fairly quickly. Since you are paying so little, maybe it's worth it for the intermittent users. I have two of them for rotation, and they both started it around the same time, so not a fluke with just one of them. Outside of the short use time without issues i love them. The sound is good, the fit is good, and it seems to work with anything Bluetooth... for a while.

Incredible for the price, very loud if you want them to be.. base is not quite as good as my Beats but good enough. A friend got the same ones, he works out side and during calls I hear no background noise on his end.