EarFun® Air True Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth Earbuds with 4 Mics, Sweatshield™ IPX7 Waterproof with Volume Control, USB-C Fast Charge, in-Ear Headphones with Wireless Charging, Deep Bass, 35H Playtime

The media could not be loaded. UPDATE #2: they reached out to me and sent me a brand new pair. Their customer service is on point and I appreciate that they did the right thing and made it right.UPDATE: after only 1.5 months the left earbud doesn’t connect and/or work anymore it just flashes red. I’ve cleaned the connections with rubbing alcohol like the website and the manual says I’ve disconnected it and reconnected it, I even did a hard reset and they just won’t connect. No matter what I’ve tried they just don’t seem to want to connect.. the battery of the case is full and the right side earbud works just fine.. in the video it’s flashing blue because i disconnected it but as you can see the left side just flashes red periodically as shown in the video.I bought these after I lost my second pair of airpods. I decided to try something more affordable and I was genuinely surprised when I received them, they work pretty well for a budget friendly pair of wireless head phones. I like the fact that they included 4 different ear tips so you can fit them better to your ears, they don't have active noise cancelling but if you put the right ear tips in it does drown out all the outside noise. The sound quality is not bad at all and they do have a bit of base for those of you looking for that in a pair of headphones. The nice thing about these is that the battery lasts quite a while and the case also holds a very nice charge. The case quality is not bad but the case overall is a little bulky if you wear tighter fitting clothes. It comes with a USB to USB-C charging chord.

I've been using "around-the-neck" headphones for YEARS, different brands, different features, cheap/expensive, the works. Decided to try something different and so far, not disappointed. Not sure if I'm 100% sold but not disappointed. Ear buds in general are very different from the way neck-phones work and that takes a small amount of change to deal with.These headphones remind me of black versions of a well known brand's headphones. Battery life of the buds is great (as good as my original neck-phones) and since they recharge in the case they can last days on a single charge. Sound quality is good, not great. For me, there's way too little bass and no way to increase it. Volume however is no problem, they can crank the dB's. Passive noise cancelation is decent when the ear pieces are fit snug although talking with one or both in my ears (when audio off) produces a reverberating echo in that ear(s). Touch control is about 80% successful for me, usually not registering one of my taps. Auto-pause/play on removal/insertion is about 50/50 although I'm working on making sure I'm "doing it right" as you have to snug it in and give it a twist although sometimes it works by just taking it out and putting it in. Downside, sometimes it starts playing if I palm the earpiece. As some other users have reported, getting the buds out of the case is "difficult" as there's nothing to really grab except smooth shiny plastic. Perhaps if they added something like those little grabby tabs on the micro hearing aids. I was told that my voice sounds better on these than any previous neck-phones I've used so that's nice!One weird thing that happens sometimes. Since they're separate RF units, every once in a GREAT while they'll loose sync for a split second, even if the phone is in my pocket. More frequent if I'm a distance from my phone.Do they stay in my ears? Yes, yes they do. Matter of fact, just played tennis this morning with one in and never had to give it a second thought.Completely a "ME" thing and not a product issue (more or less) is that they're SMALL, untethered and I have a habit of leaving things and forgetting where they are. No tracking ability (as others might have).So far, really like them. I would recommend them to others (I already have) and if I lost them tomorrow I'd probably get the Pro's as a replacement. (more mic's, easier to remove from case!) I'd LOVE if I could pump up the bass and if they had something to help track them down but again, for the price, these are a fantastic buy![UPDATE]OK, it's been a while and I've had some more time to work with these. Had to drop a star. Battery lasting less than I thought (actually started recording times and use) and I've been experiencing the un-syncing/drop-out of audio between the two earpieces more and more.[UPDATE}Well, it's time to hunt for something else. The sync dropping between the two headpieces is getting REALLY annoying. Now happens multiple times a day. Talking with these in my ears creates that hum feedback, even with just one - very annoying. Touch controls - don't, at least not a majority of the time. And why does my volume always drop to ZERO when I switch over to these? Tired of the problems and tired of trying to "work it out". There's a product that works great but is "quirky" and then there's this, a product that is annoying and doesn't work well enough to justify its idiosyncrasies.UPDATECustomer support took care of all my problems! Wish more companies had the same care for their clients.

**UPDATE**After owning these for a while, I'm still very pleased with them, but I decided to lower my review for one star due to some pretty nagging issues:1)The touch controls on these buds are very hit-and-miss. I'd say they work about 70% of the time. Double-taps and triple-taps are finicky, but single taps are a tad too sensitive and activate when I'm taking the buds out of my ears.2) The so-called "noise canceling" during phone calls is completely non-existent. I don't know if I'm supposed to download the app (I'm not going to do that) but when making a call on them, they pick up nearly every bit of background noise, and my other-end caller can't hear me. I didn't buy these to make phone calls with them, but it is an inconvenience to turn BT off when I get a phone call.**ORIGINAL**I was looking for a budget pair of wireless earbuds to wear at work, and after doing some research I decided on an Earfun pair. I was originally looking at the Pro series, but the Airs were on a great sale, so I pulled the trigger.All I wanted was a comfortable pair of buds to listen to podcasts and audiobooks at work, and these definitely fit the bill. They fit very comfortably, pass the head shake test, and the battery lasts my entire shift. What I wasn't expecting was that these actually sound pretty good for music as well. Not as good as my wired Koss headphones at home, but more than adequate for trips outside. I also appreciate that the case battery not only lasts a few days, but can charge wirelessly, making these extremely convenient to "grab and go." They're also great for watching TV late at night; they paired to my Nvidia Shield no problem.For the price I paid for these, I'm extremely happy. Definitely gonna consider upgrading to the Pro buds at some point.