Bluetooth Headphones, Bluetooth 5.3 IPX7 Waterproof Wireless Sports Earbuds for Workout Gym, 16 Hrs Playtime Running Headphones with Noise Cancelling Mic, HiFi Bass Stereo in-Ear Earphones

I had largely given up on finding affordable wireless earbuds that provided a rich sound when I listen to music. I just put these in for the first time. I'm blown away at how much bass I'm getting from these buds without fiddling with the equalizer on my device. The sound is rich, clear and full. Noise cancellation is perhaps among the best I've ever had, in any price range. 5/5 stars for both sound and noise cancellation.I started off with wireless earbuds in the $50 - $75 range several years ago. I was not always thrilled with those products, though the wireless ability was convenient. I've since gradually downgraded how much $ I'm willing to spend on wireless earbuds since the features are usually so hit-or-miss. These red/black buds are $14.99 right now (10/4/23). I'm ordering another pair. That's how much I like them.I like how lightweight they are, considering how sturdy they feel. I have small ears. Finding buds that fit and are light weight is never a guarantee. I give these 5/5 stars for both features.The neckband, the wire that connects the buds to each other, so you don't lose them when moving around, is flat--a great feature--and extremely lightweight without feeling cheap. I have another set that has a rigid neck band that broke where it connected to the right ear bud's over-ear casing. They became painful to wear, and electric tape only helped as a temporary fix. I don't foresee anything like that happening with these. Again, 5/5 stars for this feature.Those are the areas that matter most to me, because I tend to use earbuds over long periods of the day, so I'm extremely pleased.The wireless range seems standard. If I leave my device on my desk at one end of my home, I can't move all the way to other end of my home, a distance of about 60-70 feet, without losing the signal, but it's easy enough for me to move my device to a central location if I'm going to be up and around. The sound is the primary selling point for me.Since this is my first time using them, I can't verify the battery life is as promised. If it isn't, I'll let you know. If you're reading this a few months from now and I haven't updated, then the battery is working as expected (within reason). I know that battery time can vary based on sound volume and how often the function buttons are being pressed, so I always extend manufacturers a little leeway for those considerations in their playback time estimates.I can't imagine these would work well for sleeping, unless you are strictly a back sleeper, or sleep in a partially upright position. I think they are too bulky for anybody else to comfortably use when sleeping.I didn't purchase these to use with a phone, so I can't review how well they function with a phone, but I can say the audio playback functions work seamlessly with my tablet.I think the quality at this price point makes them a great buy for any budget.

ProsVery long battery life.Doesn't fall off ears.Very good sound quality. No tinniness or garble. Volume is just right. ConsUgly.A bit cumbersome to put on and off.Jams painfully into your ear if you're not careful, due to the elongated shape of the earpiece.I've been using these for about a month now, mostly while running outside for exercise. I'm really happy with the battery life--I left them unplugged for days and they still had a charge. I also used them for a whole day at work and never ran out of battery power.There is a learning curve to getting them on and off. The biggest problem is that when you put them on, it feels like the earpiece should go into your ear further, but then it can easily jam too far into your ear, painfully. You have to just kind of let them rest slightly in your ear, not push them in like other headphones. Once you figure that out, it's not that big of a deal (except when you're turning them on, which kind of forces you to jam them into your ear based on the button position). But once I'm set, they are comfortable and I'm off running and listening to music.These are probably some of the ugliest headphones I have ever seen, but I knew that from the photos. I assume the bulky design is so the battery can be bigger, and fewer custom components were required in the design, contributing to the value pricing.Overall, I am very happy with them.

Good sound, operation, and stays out of my way.But the earbuds were way to small for this Texas boy.Otherwise I would have given 5 stars.Rich

I like this style of headphones, they are won't slip off easily, should be sweat proof, and are plenty loud when on my riding mower. Good price and good enough quality for my ears.

Most cheap Bluetooth headsets, and far too many expensive ones, sound like yelling into a trash can. This one sounds great. It has excellent bass extension. Music sounds as good as a pair of $40-50 over-the-ear headphones, if you use the right size tips and get them to seal properly. It comes with three sizes of tips., S/M/L. If you need XL tips you'll have to buy them separately.The microphone works well and the noise cancellation is serviceable. Everyone says they hear me perfectly on voice calls as long as I'm indoors. Battery lasts over 8 hours for me. Usable range is about 35-40 feet before they start skipping. The battery life reported to my phone seems accurateThis headset has come in many versions over the years, all showing up as a device named "U8" or "U8I". Older versions had a power button logo and a USB Micro charging port, and were Bluetooth 4.0. Those are still sold, they sound just as good, and they're a few dollars cheaper. This newer version has a USB-C charging port, the rubber plug has a tab that makes it much easier to remove for charging, the battery meter is better (older versions would go straight from 50% to complaining about "LOW BATTERY" every 20 seconds), and it supports Bluetooth 5 which pairs better with newer Macs. It's worth the few extra dollars.