MULTITED RX Bluetooth Ear Buds - Water/Sweatproof, Designed for Workouts, Gym, Running, Hiking. 8 Hours Playtime, Premium Sound, and Deep Bass. Wireless in-Ear with Built-in Mic for iPhone, Android

These are great. Pull them both out pair one and ur good. Box is solid. Buds are magnetically grabbed from ur fingers and lock in place well. They light up while charging and the LEDs turn off when full. Box also has a charging indicator. Now to the buds. They feel solid right off the bat. When u pick up they pair and when u put them in the box they turn off. One or both doesnt matter. They pair and unpair flawlessly. One or both no problem. Range is good not crazy but if u leave ur phone somewhere 30 feet unblocked and 20 with stuff will not stop u. Sound is real good. Crisp clean with good bass. Not the best ever but still really solid. Lastly I went crazy with both in my ears to try to make them fall out. I shook my head pretty violently , ran around, and touched my toes around 25 times and they did not budge. So overall I'm in love, 5 stars, and a great job to the company who made them Multited.

These were awesome, or so i thought. I bought these because they had outstanding reviews, and perhaps mine just malfunctioned, none the less I had to return them. At first they worked great, I used them for hours when they arrived and then set them back in the case overnight. When I woke up i went to put them in and i could absolutely not get the right one to pair for the life of me. I tried everything. I reset them, i reset my phone, i disconnected, reconnected, tried connecting to different devices. Nothing worked. I got too frustrated trying to fix it and sent them back. :(They had a great sound quality and comfort and would make great headphones if they weren't so complicated to re-pair.

I have tried a variety of styles of bluetooth earphones over the years, but these are the first set of completely wireless ones I've gotten. Two over my favorite features are that you can charge one of them while still listening to the other one. None of my previous sets would have been convenient to charge and listen at the same time, and almost all stopped audio output completely when charging. The other is they seem rock solid in my ears and are water resistant. We recently got a hot tub, and none of the other styles were suitable, with one ear piece or both falling into the water or getting splashed and taking days to dry out before they'd work properly again, or the neckband having the electronics and making it uncomfortable to sit to keep it out of the water. These don't have any problems. It is nice to be able to work on the car and not get have wires to get tangled up, or to have the neckband slip and slide out all over. Same with yardwork, walking the dogs, etc. I've had them fall out of my ears, and not having to worry about tangles is nice. The battery life is really good (although, not for a good reason, see below), the charge case is a bit on the big/heavy side but works great and there is no question whether the ear buds are seated for charging. Overall, a really nice experience using them. One note is that I did feel like my ears were bruised after the first day where the little tab sticks up. Playing with the different size/material earbud covers helped.Mostly, I listen to podcasts and only occasionally music, which is where my one peeve comes in. My podcasts sit in a directory, and get deleted automatically once I listen to them. The controls on these are super sensitive. You just brush against the outside of the earbud as it sits in your ear to pause/resume. No button to press, just touching the outside of the earbud. That wouldn't be a huge deal, but all other bluetooth headphones I've had had on/off buttons/switches. These turn on when you take them out of the charger, and turn off when you put them back. Sounds great. But, in practice, that means they always have to be in your ears or in the charger. If you are at work and run into a coworker or are walking the dogs and have a conversation, you can't just turn them off and toss them in your pocket, because they turn on too easily, presumably from them hitting your leg/hip in your pocket. Even just tossing them into the center console in the truck, the act of removing (or, putting them in, but that is way more obvious) easily triggers the play/pause function. With other styles of headphone, you can take a break from wearing them and let them hang around your neck knowing you turned them off. With these, I've come back too many times to find I've "listened" to four or five now deleted podcasts. So, you need the charger with you at all times to re-dock them and keep them off, and it is a little bulky/heavy always having it in your pocket if you are just heading to the store for 30 minutes but don't want to be rude to the cashier leaving them in while checking out. I've adjusted my podcast app to wait 24 hours to delete so it isn't a huge deal except having to track around to where I was when I thought I'd paused them. And it does keep the battery life long having to keep them on the charger all the time.Theoretically, you can long "press" the ear buds to turn them off, but they still turn on pretty easily bouncing around your pocket.One other thing that doesn't bother me too much, but should be noted is that there are few controls available. Again, depends on your use case, but the most noticeable is volume control. If you are underneath a car and all greasy and get to a quiet/loud section and want to adjust the volume, you have to do it on your phone, which for me is on the other side of the garage. It kind of defeats the purpose of going wireless if the phone has to be on you all the time to do a basic function like that. That said, it doesn't bother me too much since so many headphones are even worse with multi-function buttons with short press/long press/longer press to change volume, skip within tracks, skip between tracks, and all of them do it a little differently, so switching between other headphones means I generally don't use that functionality at all anyway.

Great earbuds for the price. Easy to pair and they sound great and last pretty long on a single charge. I recommend them to anyone who is looking for a solid pair of BT buds and doesn't want to spend double the price that these cost. I especially like the charging case because you get input and output charging abilities from it. Only complaint is that the instructions need to be more detailed with the button functions. All in all I'm happy with the quality of the the construction and easy ability to pair. I use them with my fire cube and they are awesome.