Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth 5.4 Ear Buds LED Power Display Headphones Bass Stereo, Bluetooth Earbuds in-Ear Noise Cancelling Mic, 40H Playback Mini Case IP7 Waterproof Sports Earphones for Android iOS

I am very happy with these earbuds. The sound quality is excellent, with clear highs and solid bass that make music, videos, and calls enjoyable. They are also very comfortable in the ear, even after wearing them for a few hours, and they don't slip out when moving around. The battery life is impressive, lasting a long time on a single charge, and the charging case makes it easy to keep them powered throughout the day. I also like the digital display on the case, which shows exactly how much battery is left, so | never have to guess. Pairing with my phone was quick and simple, and the connection stays stable without cutting out. For the price, these earbuds deliver great value with strong performance, comfort, and reliability.

Sound quality for the output is decent; it's not amazing but its good enough to listen to music, a podcast, or audiobook on a flight. I have no idea how the input audio quality is, I've never used these for any kind of call. Earbuds themselves are decently comfortable and I can wear them for a while (like an hour) before I get a little irritated. I do have sensitive skin though so others may be able to wear them for longer without discomfort. What really stood out to me though was the battery idle time. I bought these specifically for a trip, then through them in a drawer when I got home. Four months later they still have 78% battery and I know I didn't put them in the drawer fully charged. That idle time is impressive. For around $20, I expected these to be more or less disposable, but they're actually pretty dang good.

I've been using these wireless earbuds for a few weeks now. Although I have a set of noise-cancelling headphones (Bose - a gift) which I love, they are not always convenient to wear (and they're really expensive). These earbuds are very affordable. I'm not a techie person but they were really easy to sync with my phone. They're not noise-cancelling which is fine as I often want to hear what is happening around me but they cut back most of the outside sounds. I use them mainly for audio books and music borrowed from the library system and internet podcasts. They've very nicely made. The charging case is allows them to be charged when you're not wearing them. The charge seems to hold for a really long time (days). The sound is good but certainly not like the Bose. Good enough for audiobooks for sure. The earbuds are designated Left and Right. My ears are a little too small for them to fit comfortably, especially when walking around. I think I would prefer the ones that hook around the ear but that is just for me. Since I had never used wireless earbuds before, I found them to be pretty easy to use. I still haven't mastered them for phone calls. Will have to work on that but I've only had them for a couple of weeks. Overall, a pretty good set of wireless earbuds for a very good price. Certainly worth a try.

update Aug 2024: 6 weeks later. The right bud isn’t reliably connecting and staying connected. It also is very quiet and hard to hear through. I have tried cleaning it, but so far no luck. ————————————— June 2024: I love my new earbuds. The battery life is amazing. I can listen to an audiobook for hours and then, when ready to set aside, the case will fill them back up to hundred percent in just a few minutes! And I’ve only have to charge the case after several days of my moderate use. Case uses common USB-C port for charging, and a small cord is included, but I just use ones I already have at charging stations around the house. Speaking of listening to audiobooks . I have a one ear hearing impairment that can make understanding speech difficult. Having bad ears means I can’t speak to the hi fi quality, but I can say, I have no problem understanding speech from the recordings. Also it’s easy to hear on my phone calls. ymmv On phone calls, I’ve received no complaints about mic quality. There is no noise canceling tech on these if that matters to you. They are comfortable to wear but also easy to accidentally knock off ears to go rolling around the floor. The color I bought is called purple, but looks light blue on my app screen. In real life, it appears to be a light periwinkle. Quite lovely. For value: I bought on sale for around $20.00 which is where my budget is happy. The regular price is supposedly just under $70. I just would never buy $70+ earbuds myself, so cannot compare this product to others at that price point. What I can say is, compared to other $20 earbuds, these are the best I’ve ever used.

Sound quality is very good, and they can be worn for at least several hours on a full charge

For the price I paid for these, I was really skeptical that they would work better than Apple's AirPods. A year ago, one of my AirPods earbearbuds broke. So I had been using one for close to 8 months. For the last month I used those headphones, the earbud would die suddenly. It could no longer hold enough of a charge. Started looking around for the same generation AirPods. Could not find the 2nd generation. Then started looking for alternatives and looked at these. For $16 at the time, I was thinking there is no way these can surpass a pair of headphones 6 times the price. I received them about close to 6 months ago. They are very lite and almost feel cheap. They are easy to connect via Bluetooth. No issues at all. The sound quality is great. Not as good as the AirPods at low frequencies, but what it does have is the ability to sound louder. The rechargable case that it comes with is awesome. I can see how much more battery life is on the case and is able to tell me how much battery life the headphones also have. Unlike the AirPods which would not give a battery reading when connected via Bluetooth on my phone, these provide a clear indication of how much battery life is still left on them as well. I must admit that not everything that is expensive is of great value and not everything that is cheap in price is cheap in value. I would definitely recommend these to anyone wanting a set of headphones similar to the 2nd generation AirPods. These definitely are better.

Update: So, not even three months after my purchase, the earbuds stop transmitting my voice on phone calls after three to five minutes. I can hear the other party, but they can't hear me. Tried everything I know to fix the issue. They still sound very good for playing music and podcasts, but are useless for extended phone conversations. The Amazon return window has closed, and attempts to contact Jxrev have not been acknowledged. Very disappointed. Initially thought I had found the perfect earbuds, but something broke after a very short time, and no customer support. Initially, I gushed about how great these were, but now, I strongly advise against buying these, based on my disappointing experience. They worked just long enough to get past the Amazon return window, then stopped working. No response from Jxrev, so no after-sale support. Update: Knocked off two stars, may drop another star if I can't find a solution. For unknown reason, the earbuds have stopped working on phone calls after a few minutes. I can hear the other person, but they can't hear me. They work fine for a few minutes, but then suddenly stop transmitting my voice. I've tried every setting I know, can't seem to fix the issue. May well be my phone and not the earbuds (or, more likely, a compatibility issue). Initially, for a few weeks, I had no problems, so something changed. Music sound quality is still top-notch, but occasionally have the same connection issue. Usually stopping and restarting the music player app fixes the issue. But the drop on phone calls seems to be every call now. Still looking for a solution, but they aren't working for me for phone calls. Jxrev J53 Wireless Earbuds: I had bought the (prior) J51 model for a ridiculously low price (Black Friday deal). I liked that so much I was going to buy another but found this newer version, the J53 model. Both have amazing sound quality for listening to music, especially for the (amazingly) inexpensive price. The J53 has an edge on the J51 in several ways. To my ear, the J53 sounds just a bit better, deeper bass, not as bright on the high end and a good balance of sound. The fact that I can say that at all for a sub $20 set of earbuds is amazing. I've tried a number of earbuds, all much higher priced, and returned them all due to poor quality sound listening to mp3 music. (I also have trouble with the kind that press into the ear canal, these sit comfortably in the outer ear.) These really are good. While they aren't 'high fidelity', they sound great. I don't know, but I can't imagine AirPods (or any other overpriced brand) sounding that much better, or worth another $100 or more. Touch controls on the J53 work as advertised (not so much on the J51), though a bit hard to memorize. The (re-charging) case shows how much charge is left as a digital numeric percent (the J51 only has a colored indicator light), and the J53 buds are much easier to remove from the case than the J51. Also can't speak to the phone sound quality on the other end, but I can hear callers just fine, and they seem to be able to hear me just fine. They buds are comfortable, I've worn them for hours while walking or working around the house and I hardly know they're there, except for the crisp music. They stay in place during workouts, so much so that I'm tempted to try them while I swim laps in the pool (haven't got up the nerve...yet, but they are supposed to be waterproof!). As to battery life, I've had them in and playing music for as long as four hours straight and they worked flawlessly, and weren't power drained (not sure yet how long they will play continuously, but at least 4 hours). And, when I put them back in the case, they only took 15% of the remaining case charge to fully re-charge the buds after 4 hours of play. VERY happy with this purchase, I'd say the J53 has the edge on the J51, and, just on music sound quality, both are leaps and bounds above everything else I've tried Great purchase, highly recommend!! I might just buy another set or two as backups, because I haven't found anything even close to the superior sound quality of these, and the price is amazingly affordable. Get 'em while they're still available! These are seriously a great value! They'd be perfect if they added in-ear (or removal) detection and LDAC, the sound quality could probably handle Hi-Res.

I spend a lot of time on the phone and have traditionally used wired earbuds because they just work. Until the wire gets in the way or the cat chews through it or it just plain breaks. So, based on the reviews, I decided on this brand and style. For me, the most important factor is the half-in-ear design rather than plugging something into the ear canal. They fit just fine and are comfortable to wear through the day. Pairing to my Samsung phone and my computer was not a compatibility problem at all. Charging case is simple through a USB-C connection on the bottom and the earbuds themselves charge every time you put them into the case. Microphone quality appears to be crisp and clear based on feedback I've gotten from people on the other side of the line. Voice quality is excellent on my side. Music quality is not bad, either. Here's the problem, and I don't know if it's all wireless earbuds or just this model. The first time I used them out of the box, both ears were dead in 2 hours and 20 minutes of being on a phone call. After charging them repeatedly, I am not been able to get more than 2 hours before they are dead. While they do charge up again pretty quickly, the only way to continually use these is to use one ear at a time while the other charges. That's not really optimal for me and seems like a step down from wired. I'll continue to use them but I'm not really happy about getting less than half of the use most of the reviews say on here, my two hours versus their 4 hours. Maybe it was just the particular set I received.