Tranya Bluetooth 5.0 Deep Bass True Wireless Earbuds, T3 Sports Wireless Headphones, 6-8 Hours Continuous Play Time, 60 Hours Total Playtime, IPX5 Sweat Proof Earphones, Gift Box

What I like:- the charging box- quick connection to phone (within a couple of seconds)- earphones being light and small, reasonably secure fit in the ear- AAC codec support- lack of any audio to video delay- sufficient level of bass and at moderate volumes, these sound good with music and podcasts etc.What I don't like:- the highs are too harsh! I have to keep the volume at a lower level than I would have than my higher end headphones in order to not be irritated by the harsh frequencies- the buttons are too hard to push in and ends up pushing them deeper into your ear.

As part of my quest to find a new set of earphones for the gym, I decided that they needed to be Bluetooth and wire free. I had set aside a budget of £50.I found that there were so many to choose from within this price range and all seemed pretty much of a much in specification and design.I initially ordered another brand and then noticed these as an alternative. I decided to order both and see which I preferred instead of either settling or having to wait to return one set and then get another.These arrived well presented in a neat box. Inside were the earphones, a very compact charging case, charging lead, spare earbuds in different sizes and instructions. I believe they have missed a trick in not supplying some form of carry/storage pouch. Shame, as it wouldn’t ha e taken much.The earphones are held firmly in the charging box by magnets and need a firm grip to remove them. Not easily done if you have large fingers. Not such a bad thing as at least they’ll stay in place and charge.Each earphone has a single non obtrusive LED light to signify on/pairing mode. Initially the earphones looked a bit bigger than I expected but once in your ear, they don’t look as bad. In fact, they sit very well, are comfortable and don’t fall out.Pairing them to each other was initially a pain and took several attempts. Fortunately the instructions provided some guidance. Once paired to each other, the right ear becomes the master unit for voice prompt and pairing to your device.The instructions say to take the right earphone out first, and I certainly found that this worked in order to get them to pair with each other before trying to pair with your device.Once paired to my device (tried both IOS and Android) the sound quality was very good and I was able to use the volume and track controls with ease. These have a push button on each side and you get a little click with each press. These differ from others which use touch controls.Now that I’ve managed to pair them to each other and to my device, they connect each time successfully with ease.They turn on when you remove them from the case and turn off when you put them back in. They start to charge straight away. The LED’s on the earphones light up when charging and go out when charged. The case has 4 LED lights which denote the charge left in the case. These come on when you either take them out or or put back the earphones. As long as this is charged, you’ll always have charged earphones.I cannot comment on using them in mono mode as I can’t see an occasion where I’d need to (except when I couldn’t get them to pair). Same for using them for calls.I am also unable at this stage to comment on how long the battery lasts. I bought these solely for gym work which last anywhere up to 2hrs and after each use, I’ve put them back on charge. I’ve not had them run out of charge yet. I’ll probably use them until they need a charge just to see how long they’ll last - possibly on a flight or similar.On my iPhone, you are able to see the battery level so gives you a good indication as to usage.I was undecided between these and the other ones I bought. I got round that problem easily as my partner said that she’d use a set in the gym too.Now to argue about who gets what set!!!Only time will tell with further use as to their durability and performance over time.

I usually go for fairly cheap Bluetooth headphones which are connected by a wire, but wanted something with better sound, comfort and feel - and these fit the bill.At £50, they are relatively expensive, but I really like them. The storage / charging box looks lovely and is pretty slick - the headphones are drawn into place with magnets - where they’re charged either from a wire or the battery in the case.The headphones are sturdy, look good, fit well (and comfortably) and connect easily to my iPhone. I have not experienced any lag and the sound quality is really good - full and clear.As I said, they’re not cheap, but I think they’re worth it.Oh - one other thing I really like is that the headphones switch off automatically when you pop them into the case - and they switch back on and connect when you take them out. Smart.

I bought these headphones as an upgrade from the previous model, which I loved but had quite a few problems with (I found the battery life fairly poor, and the case wouldn’t hold a charge for more than a few days if not in use). So far, I’ve found this model to be much improved! I’ve only charged these the once, and that was before first use (as per the instructions, although they were pre-charged to about 75%) and they’re doing well so far, after a few hours of use.They fit well, are very light, and don’t fall out if I shake my head (and come with three different sized buds to ensure a comfortable fit) and the sound quality is very good, although you do need to ensure they’re sitting snugly in your ear to hear them at their best. They were also very easy to pair to my phone, connect quickly and automatically when taken out of the case, and have a nice stable connection.The build quality of the case also seems vastly improved since the previous model (which always felt a bit fragile to me). This feels sturdy and well made, and the earphones themselves feel of good quality too. I can quite happily keep them in my bag without worrying about damaging them. I’d say the case is slightly larger than the previous model, but I’m not complaining as I prefer the superior build quality, and it’s still very portable.The button controls on the earbuds are very handy, not just for pausing, playing and skipping tracks, but also for adjusting the volume. So far these are the first truly wireless earbuds I’ve come across in this price bracket that have built in volume controls, so I’m very pleased!Overall, these are very good wireless headphones for their price, and I definitely recommend giving them a go.