Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth Headphones True Wireless in Ear Sports Earphones with Microphone, Mini Stereo Running Headset with Earhooks Charging Case for iPhone 11 Pro Max XS Samsung Android & More

I have a thing about earbuds. I have a pretty extensive collection and I have different ones for different purposes as well as my current mood. Everything from wired to necklace style to "speaker" necklace, small almost invisible style and more. I thought I had every option but this one has some options that none of my others have.Comfort. Love them. VERY lightweight and the hook is very pliable... I have a couple pairs of these where the hook is stiffer and they put pressure on that eventually causes pain. The bud part fits perfectly in my ear which is another plus.Sound Quality: Very clear, not tinny. I have one song I always play to test out a new pair and the bass and high notes were all as good as any pair I have. Volume can go plenty high for my personal liking.Ease of Use: Simple. Both earpieces can be used to raise or lower volume AND jump to the next or previous song.Reception Distance: About 30ft or so. Not the best that I have (I have one that can go about 100ft) but it's plenty for most of my uses for this style as I'm most likely to use these for workouts or travel where I will have my phone with me.The BIG DEAL: The box that you keep them in is a small battery store in itself … yes, that's right. The BOX will charge the earbuds up to FIVE times. I haven't tested it out to see if it will go 5 charges yet, but I LOVE this because I can use these when I travel. I can find the box easily in my backpack when I want to get them out and when I put them away they are recharging. How freaking cool is that??????The ONLY thing I'm not keen about is the "voice" that tells you it's connecting or whatever. It's not the most annoying one I've ever come across but seriously it can't be that difficult to get a voice that sounds normal. LOLIf that's the worst thing I can find about these, you know they are pretty cool. Definitely will be one of my top go-to earbuds in the future and will be in my bag any time I travel.

I tend to like my music loud, but yet without losing the frequency separation of the bass, mid-range and the high-range. I know it's not fair to crank up the volume to maximum and expect perfect separation of the sounds from any audio device. So, after changing out the earbuds to a snug size for my ear canals, I started with the volume on both my android and the buds at maximum anyhow just to see how much audible distortion would occur, and did find the base notes getting a bit lost with the mid-range. I then tried the volume set one notch short of maximum on my android phone and each ear bud volume also set one notch short of maximum, and then found both volume and frequency separation to be more than satisfactory. I played symphonic works, big band swing with acoustic bass, and hard-driving blues with electric bass, and cannot find fault with these ear buds. pieces and In order to know the volume setting, raising volume on the buds when already at maximum will result in a momentary 2-note sound. Beyond the audio fidelity, pairing was easy and all functions perform flawlessly. Battery power duration meets as advertised and all functions are easy to find with the two identical controls on each ear bud. The behind-the-ear loops do their job by keeping the buds from falling out and are comfortable as they do not seem to require a stiffening wire inside. I spent many hours sifting through all the ratings on Amazon before deciding on these and after a month of using them at the gym and with my motorcycle helmet on, I'm happy with them. And, yes I did have to practice a few times to take the helmet on and off w/o dislodging the ear buds. My helmet has a hinged chin guard which when flipped up, makes it easier to pull the sides of the helmet outwards. Finally, as regards muting out the extraneous intercom music at the gym and the BMW motorcycle exhaust they do pretty well. I don't think any noise cancelling is going to be satisfactory on my Harley Sportster, however. Am not ready to spend upwards of $200 dollars for true-noise cancelling ear buds until sifting through at least a year's worth of the consumer ratings.

1. The design is ergonomic for the ears and you can use each headphone independently. I have yet to experience ear fatigue and I fell asleep working on a paper and woke up with no pain.2. The Bluetooth headphones are Bluetooth 5.0, so minimal lag and greater range.3. The charge case has a lot of power to extend your usage. The cable is micro usb and comes with cord to charge case, (I received mine charged up to 87%.4. Also, the case has a digital battery indicator so you clearly know how much charge is left, (very convenient!)5. The price is very competitive compared to similar items on the market.6. The headphones in the case is not that big as it fits in the palm of my hand, but it could be a little on the thick side if you have a small bag or purse. I have a Tomtoc bag for my IPad Pro 11 inch and the case fits snug in the front pouch with my IPad in the main compartment and cords and plugs in the same compartment as the headphones. No tearing or ripping. Minimal bulge.7. I haven’t experimented with multiple devices much. I was able to use both of them with my ipad, and I was able to use only one headphone with my Samsung note 8 phone after I turned off the bluetooth on my ipad. I will continue to experiment and research to see if I’m using it correctly and update accordingly.8. Structurally, they are very light and fit snug in my ear. They have yet to fall out of my ears or the case. I would give a word of causation as they are light and comfortable, but not does not seem to be the strongest materials. Keep them away from small children, pets, and falling hazards as I cannot attest to their durability with falls.9. I also have not tested the water/sweat resistance. I will update once I do so.10. I purchased this product with my own money and I am not receiving any compensation for writing/posting this review.