Ear Buds Invisible Mini Earbuds Wireless Bluetooth, Smallest Low Profile Micro Tiny Discreet Hidden Earbuds for Work, Small Headphones, Sleep Wireless Earphone IPX5 Waterproof for Small Ear Canals

I bought these for mowing the lawn/walking my dog a little under a year ago and they’ve done well, especially for the compact size and price point.My ears are too small for iPods, these were PERFECT for my needs. They aren’t noise cancelling, but compared to a set I have that are, these are JUST as good!About 8mo in the left ear bud started occasionally momentarily cutting out. It’s been slightly annoying but isn’t frequent enough for me to look for new headphones yet. Yes, I do plan to reorder these!These are loud enough it blocks out all of the noise from passing traffic. I usually have the volume about 1/4 the way up so I CAN hear cars when walking my dog.For mowing the lawn I usually have it up to 3/4 volume on an older, louder riding lawn mower and I’m happy with sound blocking.I bowled 13 frames solo the other day and since I was alone I wanted my music to help fall into my groove. I had the volume a little over half way up and I could barely hear the music and crashing pins the 2 hours I was there. If I’d maxed the volume I wouldn’t have been able to hear outside noise and would have had a headache at the end. I listened to some accapella in my mix and I was impressed with the noise blocking of these little guys.I also keep them in my pocket at work and when going to appointments for lunch break use/waiting room use with only using 1 of them. That way I can entertain myself with a video.Honestly, I cannot talk these up enough.The only cons:-The above mentioned momentary cutting out in the left bud. (The buds are identical but my obsessive self keeps them in L/R sides and the one I designated L does the cutting out.-They SUCK for phone calls. People tell me they can barely hear me/it sounds like I’m talking in a can.Again, I WILL be ordering them again.Likely even a set to keep in my bowling bag.Oh, and the off white/flesh color:The plastic hasn’t really discolored in all of the handling. It’s still the same color as when it arrived.

Pretty decent earbuds for being so tiny and cheap. The bluetooth pairing can be a little annoying to set up if you don't pair both at the same time. The touch controls are similarly annoying to get them working properly, but I tend to adjust things on my watch or phone anyway.I recently wore these while traveling and they outperformed my over-the-ear headphones I took for my trip. I mainly wore them on the plane, but they did great just walking through the airport. I also tend to sleep on planes, which almost always means I rest my head on the plane wall if I'm at a window seat. These earbuds stayed in despite the added vibrations and were easy to hear with my volume under half.

Received the product today, packaging is good. The product is easy to connect, there are no connectivity issues. They fit very well into ear and will not be visible unless you turn your head side ways. The sound is decent. The functional keys are bit tricky since the ear piece is so small, if you try to adjust the earpiece and if you are on a phone call, the call gets disconnected because you can end calls when connected with a single tap. Yet to check the battery life and see how it works in the long run. You can sleep with it comfortably sideways.

For years I have been looking for a good pair of sleep earbuds. I've tried headband sleep-phones, I've made my own pair using a combination of degrees earmuff and nintendo wireless headphones, I have the Jlab Minis (for $30), and I have the Soundcore A20s (for $120). These SK19's are the most comfortable of them all for side-sleeping. They are small enough that they do not hurt my ears. I use a memory foam pillow by the way. Let me first explain my issues with the other sleep earbuds. The Soundcore A20s are great, but they block out too much noise for my comfort and the snug fit makes my ears itch. Plus I can feel it push against my ears when sleeping on my side. Sometimes I want to just use one earbud so I can be aware of any unexpected sounds in the middle of the night and avoid the pressure on my pillow-side ear. But since there is a dedicated right and left bud with the Soundcore A20s, I can't just take the right bud out and move it to my left ear when turning over in bed. So that's why I like the Jlab minis. The left and right buds are identical, so I can use just one bud, and move it to the other ear when turning over. Plus if the battery dies, I can put swap it out with the other bud that's in the charger next to my bed. However small they are, the Jlab minis still put pressure on my ears when I sleep partially on my side. That's the beauty of these SK19s. The are even smaller than the Jlab minis (see photo) and they do not press on my pillow-side ears at all. I should mention they were easy to fall out too, so I replaced the small ear tips with the spare medium ones that came in the box, and now they are the perfect fit. They are great for audio books which is what I use them for. But the audio is not bad for music. Just set your expectations. You won't get punchy bass from these small earbuds for this price. I tested the battery life. At fairly low volumes (like what I would use at night) it lasted right at 5 hours (as advertised). The only negative I have noticed is the voice prompt comes on at the end to say "Low Battery, Power Off". I never understood why some sleep earbuds are designed like that. Just power down. I am usually already asleep - only to be awaken by the voice prompt.