Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth 5.3 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’ve really enjoyed my J53 earbud. Long battery life, comfortable fit and easy of use have been a pleasant.Technology wise they remind me often my gen 1 and gen 2 pro AirPods. Sound quality is fair but not knock your socks out. These replaced my gen 2 AirPod pros due to the ear tips. Answering calls isn’t seamless like with AirPods but that is the only negative.Will defiantly order again if I find myself needing a replacement.

Solid pair of headphones with exceptional battery life, good fit, and excellent look.The sound quality is excellent, and definitely turn up the bass compared to other pairs of headphones I've purchased. The distance it works at is consistent with other Bluetooth technology.I paired mine with a Galaxy S23, and made a few phonecalls, the sound quality on my side was superb. Some complaints from the other side about it cutting in and out (whether it was related to their phone, phone service, or my phone/phone service is unclear).I took them running, they were soaked with sweat and continued to function fine. Stayed in place without issue and were very comfortable.Bottom line: if purchasing to wear during exercsie or enjoy music, or audiobooks then an excellent choice. Unclear if planning to make lots of phonecalls how well they would hold up, but the battery life seems to be excellent.

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.

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 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. ymmvOn 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.