Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth 5.3 Headphones Mini Wireless Headphones In Ear with ENC Noise Cancelling Mic, 42H Bluetooth Earbuds with HiFi Stereo Bluetooth Earphones Sport IP7 Waterproof, LED DisplayCarbonfree CertifiedClimatePartner certified

The media could not be loaded. These pair really well with my Samsung phone and they fit my ear really well.The charge holds for a long time which makes them great for trains, planes and holidays etc as you can go a long time without the need to charge whilst a recharge appears to take a couple of hours but i rarely let them get beneath 50%. It has the universal type C fitting at the bottom which makes it easy. The earphones charge up when put in the case and give at least 2hrs play time before needing a recharge in the case and this is even quicker so really handy all told.Really easy to pair and set up and the moment you open them they are searching to pair. The sound quality is good, I've had no complaints with it and they help block out the noise of the city sometimes.They aren't Bose or Sennheiser but they are not in the same price bracket but pound for pound really good value.On the negative side the plugs themselves when touched can change songs etc. They are meant to do this but if you are just repositioning in your ear it can be a pain and you can shut one side down accidentally which means you have to put them both back in their container before taking out to reconnect or you just have mono.It's a small price really ro pay for a durable and decent piece of kit at the price.

I've bought 3 pairs of these headphones to date after seeing how good they are, my son, my fiancé and I all now use these daily, yes they are cheap but they are brilliant, paired 1st time easily, and then automatically every time after that as soon as you open the lid they pair to your device, the sound is decent, you might get some audio files who pick holes in them, but I think they're good enough for most, with music sounding clear loud and lively, the battery life is superb and easily lasts all day, I really like the battery indicator on the case, both for the case and then each individual earphone, not even the Airpods have that, the case is small enough that I'm now carrying them with me everywhere in my pocket, another feature that I love about these is that my Fiancé and I can share them, one in both our ears and both watch the same show together from one device, the wireless range is also very good if you are moving around alot without your device, I'd say I easily got 40 feet in a built up office, fully recommended.

I took a punt in some cheap ear buds as the Apple equivalent were about 10x the price. Glad I did as these were easy to set up and pair. Sound quality is fine for a cheap set of buds and all I do is use them to watch YouTube or play games on my phone during the commute.They have touch sensors to change volume and answer calls, but it’s much easier on the actual phone.Battery life is decent and case is great.

First of all, I got these in a deal at 70% off. I'm not sure they are worth the full price of £50+, however with the deal these are amazingly impressive for an excellent price.I have an Android phone (Pixel) and was looking for some wireless earbuds that didn't go 'in to' my ear. The Echo Buds are great quality, but they push inside your ear canal, which I don't find comfortable. The Apple AirPods were overpriced and don't give a lot of their functionality on Android, so would be a waste of money. So, based on previous good reviews, I took a chance on these ones, and I have to say I'm very happy and impressed.The cons;- The sound quality is OK. Not fantastic, but not terrible either. I use them at work and on a treadmill, and plan on using them for hikes, and for that purpose the quality is fine and they work well. I listen to both heavy rock and bass-heavy music, and they sound perfectly acceptable with either, just not amazing.- The don't come with any accessories (bar the charging case and a cable). For hiking/jogging purposes, I like to use the little rubber upwards-facing tips that slip over earbuds to help secure them in your ear. These didn't come with any and if you do use them (I already had some from an old pair of earbuds) then you will have to remove them to place the earbuds back in the charging case.- Sometimes adjusting the earbuds in your ear accidently triggers a control, such as restarting a trackThe pros;- The charging case is great, it's compact, sleek and good looking. Fits in my pocket nicely. The display on the front is a nice touch.- It's USB-C charged and comes with a cable- They sit comfortably in my ears for hours- The battery only goes down about 10% per hour- The controls on them are surprisingly good; touch once on either earbud for volume control, twice for track jumping, and the option to control Siri if you have an iPhoneOverall, would I recommend them? Yes, absolutely. Maybe not at full price at £50+, but with a deal on them, go for it.

The media could not be loaded. I bought these because I couldn't afford a fancy branded make so I wasn't expecting much from them. I was pleasantly surprised at how good they are, the second you open the case they start connecting to your phone, by the time you've got one in your ear they're already connected!They're nice and small and lightweight so they actually stay in my ears, I've gone on lots of runs now to test them out (treadmill and cross country in the rain) and they've not budged. The sound quality is way better than expected too and the controls are easy to grasp.There isn't a great deal of noise cancellation but that's not really a big issue for me as I'm often running near a road and need to keep my ears open for traffic.Lastly they look nice, slim, black with chrome and the case seems well made.For under £20 I really can't complain, I don't know how long they'll last but when I loose one (which let's face it I will do eventually) I will definitely re-purchase them.