MEE audio M6B Bluetooth Wireless Sweatproof Sports in-Ear Headphones with Headset, Bluetooth 5.0, and 9 Hour Battery Life (Latest Version)

These buds sound very, very good and for the money cannot be beat (Beats are POS, by the way). Close to my other pro IEMs in sound and build quality. Bluetooth and streaming cause some loss in sound quality as with anything else. Otherwise, I could not ask for more. The charge lasts about 4-5 hours in my experience. They are a little heavy but the ear loops make them stay put pretty well. I might try some comply tips for a tighter fit. I do not necessarily want total sound isolation for safety reasons. Range is awesome (30-40 ft). I run my phone's playlist from the locker and go workout everywhere in the gym without the signal dropping out.

UPDATE 2, AUG 4; The seller apologized for the mixup of sending me the used and dirty set, and had a new retail set sent which arrived a couple days ago. The new set works flawlessly. Sound is as good as my original set. Seller stated they investigated and identified how the last set (used) could've been sent back out and is implementing (i assume) changes to prevent the error from happening again. So go ahead and buy with confidence. They are good buds, maybe the best in their type and price group! Also the seller will take care of you if some unfortunate problem should arise.UPDATE 23 July 2020; So they failed nine months in, and i was happy to get another pair sent from the vendor. Untilk they arrived.They were at least apparently wioed off but smudgongs were missed showing these are used and therefor a return item from a customer. What really pressed the ole' vomit button was that there was still someone else's ear wsx still left inside the buds. I washed my hands three times and fhen used isopropyl alcohol to scrub but im still totally disgusted and grossed out!In a time when folks are dying from communicable cooties it seems sending out devices worn in a personal way such as earbuds is just not right. I mean come on... there's ear wax in them! It takes a while of use before ear wax gets left vehind. Soooo so grossed out right now. I really did almost vomit.Boooo, shame on you MEE.___________________________Liked them ok and the sound was better than most in same price group. Comfortable and the battery lasted all night long watching tv!But now, 8.5 months later, the stupid things last about 3 hours and then the low battery warning starts and a short bit later they're done and dead. They charge much faster than they used too. All signs of a dying battery. I have headsets from varying years of age and the all still working. Some are many years old and while the BT version on my older ones make them a hassle to pair now, the batteries are still fine and function normally(once u manage the pairing, think ver 1.4 and the likes, sooo...old)This headset/battery was used about every 2nd to 4th night, at the most. So they shouldnt go dead so soon. None of my others have died yet.Recap/opinion; Sound good, comfort good, pairing good. Battery trash! Or maybe mine was that 1 in a 1000 problem battery?Hope this helps.Oh yeah, i paid less than twenty dollars for them in Nov 2019.

I'm having a hard time trying to get a Bluetooth earbud that will fit under my motorcycle helmet. First I tried a $100 Sure SE215, supposedly one of the best ones out there. I bought it here on Amazon and believe it or not it was a fake, looked exactly like the real deal but the sound was like an AM radio LOL. So I decided to get this cheaper one for $25, the idea being that who is going to copy a cheap one. This had 100x more base than the copied SE100, not too bad. It did have a lot of volume but would distort at the max volume, but at that volume you would hurt your hearing anyway. Base was OK, seemed to work much better if you swapped out to the biggest earbud tips and adjusted the EQ for more base. The problem with my set is that it wouldn't charge. It came with a partial charge and when that was used up it was totally dead and I had to return them. Maybe that's the trade off for buying cheap LOL. Not sure if I want to get another pair of these or not, you can't beat it for the price.

Cheap and they sound pretty great. Comes with enough extra rubber heads to find the right fit for your ear canal.The best part about these, besides being super cheap, is the fact that the manufacturer added the bulbous plastic piece to both sides of the cord that connects the buds (only one of them has the electronics in it). This is key because it keeps the cable draped over the ears and keeps the cord from flopping to one side or the other when doing serious workouts. That coupled with the adjustable loop to tighten the cord to the back of your head is amazing.Climbed for 3 hours the first night I had them, and never had an issue with sound quality, the buds falling out, or the cord getting stuck to my neck with sweat. Best $30 pair of buds on here, I think. I've tried 3 different generic manufacturers and the Bose headphones. I'd choose these over the Bose for sure, especially since i could purchase 5 pairs of these for the price of a single pair of Bose, and these are built just as well.The only downside is I ordered these 2 weeks ago, they were shipped to the wrong address and then refunded without my input. The second time I ordered them all was well. Not the best scenario, but certainly not the worst.