Funcl AI (Black)

I actually bought these earbuds twice because they got stolen the first time. But that just goes to show how much I love them. I bought them after a ton of research on articles and Youtube product reviews. Hailed as "Airpod killers," I can say they live up to their name, even though I've never owned Airpods. The sound quality is fantastic, with the best bass I've heard from any wireless earbuds, and the audio came through pretty crisp/clean.The syncing process was easy. Download the app, and it'll guide you through the pretty self-explanatory setup instructions to get paired up with your phone. From that point, it'll sync up automatically every time you take them out of battery charger. I'm not sure how many full charges you get from the battery, since I just put them back in there every time I'm not using them...but I can say I'm satisfied with the battery life.They fit comfortably in your ear with different size options for the silicon and I feel they are more snug than the Apple earbuds. I leave them on for hours at a time and they're still comfy. Tap right earbud to play/pause music. Tap it twice for next song, and tap the left earbud twice for previous song. Also has integration with Amazon Voice Ctrl but that's in pretty beta stage so I haven't fully utilized it.But all in all, these are super solid earbuds that I would highly recommend to folks as an alternative for the Airpods, which are twice the cost.

There is no way I'm going to spend over $200 on Apple ear buds. These do everything the airpods do but they are a fourth of the price. I have an android phone and these allow me to use the "OK Google" hands-free function; something the airpods can't do with android phones. They are touch sensitive, noise cancelling, water resistant, comfortable, and comes with a charging case. My only complaints are the touch sensors aren't super responsive; for example sometimes I will double tap intending to skip to the next song and it will pause instead, and the do need to be pushed into your ears a good ways. Also I used an online coupon and snagged these for $50! Other than that there is no reason to spend 4 times as much for airpods; unless you absolutely have to have the latest Apple product.Update: I ended up returning these earbuds, not because there was anything wrong. But because I have found out that any earbud that must be inserted into your ear doesn't fit me very well when I'm working out. This is true for any earbud with a similar shape. I was sad to return them because they worked so well.

1 Year Update:It's been 1 year since purchase and the left earbud of the replacement set I got in January has also died. So it seems the lifetime of this product is 6 months and no more. While it's still cheaper than a pair of AirPods, the quality seems to match the price. I'd try the 1st gen AirPods or some Anker Soundcore product before spending my money here again.On the plus side, Funcl Support is very responsive and shipped out another replacement to me a little over 24 hours after contacting them. I expect I'll be contacting them within 6 months for another replacement. Good thing they advertise a 2-year warranty. I'll have to find some use for all the right-side earbuds though...Original Review (6 Months After Purchase):I bought this product in July. In December, the left earbud started to die. I can barely hear any audio from the left earbud. I have contacted Funcl Support. Let's see if they will honor the warranty.As for a review of the product itself when it was working, my reaction is a solid "meh". The main thing this product has going for it is its price (as compared to AirPods). I can buy three pairs of these on sale before spending the equivalent of AirPods.The sound quality is decent. I am by no means an audiophile. I stream all of my music from Google Play or Spotify, which is quite compressed anyway. So I just need something that works. And these do (or rather, they DID). Additionally, the battery life on these is impressive. They also charge up pretty quickly when the battery is run down.The main problems I have with it: (1) the touch controls are...touchy. You have to press them just right to skip to the next song or skip back. Sometimes, multiple presses register as one press or don't register at all. Other times, one press registers as multiple presses. I'm usually either using my phone or my watch to control the music (2) the strength of the connection can, on occasion, be iffy. I'll be walking down the street listening to music when these earbuds suddenly disconnect for no discernible reason. They do reconnect quickly. But it's annoying that this happens at all.Overall, I wished I had gone with Anker Soundcore. They're more expensive. But something tells me they're likely better quality and at least I know I can depend on their customer service and warranty.I'll probably keep these until the warranty runs out and then switch to Soundcore...