Bluetooth Headphones Wireless Earbuds Bass Stereo Sound with Wireless Charging Case 48H Playback Earphones LED Display with Built in Mic and Over Earhooks Waterproof Headset for Running

Just got these and were very easy to pair with each other and pair with my iPhone. Sound quality is good, listening to Serious XM, have not had to switch to a phone call yet, but so far so good. Will update after having them for a while.UPDATE: THEY ARE STILL WORKING GREAT AND I LIKE THE SOUND QUALITY. I get some wind noise while bike riding with them on as they don't fit tightly into my ears, but none the less, they are very good for the $$. Also, they have great range. I can have my phone playing music in the house while I mow grass outside and it still maintains a good connection. So, so far, so good!

I've liked these in the first week I've been using them. Pairing was easy (with Pixel 7a phone & PC). Buds have been comfortable, phone quality is clear receiving, and callers say my voice is pretty good (when driving). I've been using them in my home office to disconnect from corded headphone. Music sounds good to me, though I'm not an audiophile who uses high end headphones. Great set for a great price.

I use these for Zoom conference calls/depositions/meetings. They are very comfortable and have dedicated volume buttons which are important to me -- I hate the all-in-one button where you have to press a bunch of times and touch it just right.The included case is small enough to easily toss in your briefcase, backpack, pocket, or purse. It has excellent readouts which tell you a percentage of how much battery is left in the case and a three-color battery icon which tells you how much charge is left in each earbud. The case recharges via USB-C plug OR wireless charging pad.My only complaint is the battery life of the earbuds. They die after about three hours of Zoom conferences. So if you are working all day, you either need to have a second set of earbuds or need to use only one earbud at a time and swap it out when one needs recharging. Definitely remember to pop the earbud back in the case to charge it after each use -- do not just take it off and leave it on your desk. The earbud will be dead when you go to use it.If you're looking for earbuds with longer battery life, I also have used the Jzones U7 set purchased on Amazon that is equally good but with a much longer battery life. The earbuds are about the same size, but must use a bigger earbud battery. The Jzones case is larger, but with size comes a much larger battery and you can even piggyback charge your phone by plugging a cable into the included USB A port on the case.

So far so good. My first impression is that it is quality. The earpieces fit snug around my ear and fit snugly into the ear hole. It's a light piece of equipment so it's not heavy on your head. Set up of the Bluetooth was very easy and took a few seconds. The sound quality seems nice. I didn't notice anything out of the ordinary. Such as no base too much base or tin can sound that you get from some cheap headphones. Overall I'm happy with my purchase.

I AirPod pros. They just simply did not work well for exercising, always slipping out of my ears. These earbuds are great. If you work out regularly they stay snug. Battery life is unbelievable and sound is great. Great value.

These perform good, but after 6 months the batteries start to degrade quickly. With that said, my right one doesn't work and I've contacted the company 3 times for their 1 year warranty and they won't respond to any email, so likely their warranty is a gimmick.

I bike every day. My helmet strap proved to be the real testing ground. I had a pair of Bluetooth loop-around earbuds tethered/wired together. The tethering would pull different directions due to my helmet strap when I moved my head. Sometimes these would pull right out my ears. Then I got a pair of fully wireless Bluetooth earbuds. They kept popping out of my ears because of the way my helmet strap pulls against my jaw and skin when I turned my head. This became a problematic pattern I never once considered.These earbuds are the perfect solution. The wrap-around ear loop keep them in place, even when I move my head. Even they do manage to wiggle out, they do not fall to the ground (I had that happen repeatedly with the untethered earbuds. Now, these sound amazingly good for the price. I use a separate MP3 player, so I can adjust the bass, treble, and midrange however I like. Thus, these sound really good to me. I gleefully discovered each earbud can be turned on or off independently of one another. This is helpful when trying to listen to road sounds or someone talking. I also like the tiny rocker switches used to control volume and previous/next track functions. These made an audible sound when help down long enough to activate the previous/next features (3 seconds).I do not use these with my cell phone, only my MP3 player, so I cannot comment on the telephony functions.

At first I was pretty happy with my headphones. The sound quality was decent for the price, they stayed firmly in my ears when exercising, and the physical button to stop and start tracks works so much better than the touch features of other headphones (think doing a military press and my shoulder brushing against the earbud and shutting off my music, or just simply readjusting them in my ear with my fingers and the music shutting off--ridiculous!). About three weeks into using these headphones, the bluetooth connection started getting choppy. When doing burpies about 8 ft away from my phone, the sound would cut in and out. Then the right headphone began having trouble keeping a connection at any point. Sometimes they would even turn themselves off without warning. For a period of time, it seemed like those right headphones were charging just fine, and eventually they stopped even charging. All that happened around week 3 of owning them, so I returned them for a refund. It's too bad they didn't work out, but I'm glad they broke before the return window closed.