TOTU Bluetooth Headphones, V4.1 Stereo Noise Isolating Sports Sweatproof Headset with Mic for iPhone 7 Samsung Galaxy S7 and Android Phones [Upgraded Version], Black … (Green)

I am an earbud junkie. I always have them with me and even sleep to music with them. Naturally I go through them like candy. I've tried dozens of them over the years, trying to find the perfect set for me. Bluetooth sets are convenient for the obvious reason of having no cord to get hung up. I do housework, yardwork and work on projects with music and the cord can be a challenge. My biggest problem with Bluetooth headphones/earbuds is range. Since I abuse my sets, I do not spend over $50 for them, perhaps expensive sets have better range. This set cuts out if I walk out of the room, requiring me to keep my music source in my pocket. Hard to do if you vacuum in the nude. 😀 As for the design, I think its poor. They are comfortable enough, but there are too many functions requiring multiple buttons which makes the ear pieces big and bulky. There are 2 buttons and both have multiple functions. The volume/skip button is positioned on top and fairly easy to find, but is very flush with the unit and hard to orient by feel and pushing it can dislodge it from your ear. The multifunction button is positioned on the side of the unit and is the worst button ever designed. There's two ways to push this button, neither is acceptable. 1. Push with a single finger which shoves the unit into your ear. 2. Gripping the unit with two fingers and pressing with a third finger. This inevitability causes you to hit the volume button. Like the volume button, the multifunction button is so flush, it is hard to orient with just touch. As for the sound, it is well balanced and enjoyable. These would be perfect with one simple on/off button. I can use my music device to adjust volume, skip songs and answer calls.

Yeah I get that they were 12 bucks and change, but for the level of hype for these, they are garbage..No range, about an hour and half of actual use time, very uncomfortable. Forget about using these to workout; as soon as you keep your phone down and start doing something your music will start cutting out or get super laggy. I will say that sound quality isn't bad when they actually work and do a decent job of keeping outside noise out, but for the purposes I bought these they are not acceptable.IMO: just spend the extra money to get good headphones cause they will save you a lot of pain and frustration.

After a year of sporadic uses, it is no longer play music. I used it while in the gym - maybe once or a week listening to podcasts. It worked as designed but comparing to other headphones that I have:* it does not connect to phone (or computer) automatically when in range - it requires human to press the "connect" button* it doesn't quiet fit - probably it would have fit better for those with large ears. It is bulky but does not have the ear hooks so it tends to fall off regularly* Audio is ok - nothing memorable.* Bluetooth faded out at shorter distance than its competitors - at least 15ft shorter

They earphones provide good quality sound and sustain a good run with very little slip-off. The package comes with replacement earbuds both clear-ish and black. They paired easily with my iPhone. The reason for 4 stars is that once one of the earbuds came off it was extremely hard to replace that I even ripped 2. The replacement buds come in 2 different sizes (which is great) but also means that you can only replace the buds twice possibly. If you're better at handling these than maybe you won't rip them but as I said before it was EXTREMELY hard to replace. There are no instructions in terms on how to change the buds or tools to replace. Once replaced definitely doesn't grip inside my ear the same way.

I bought these for around $14 I believe, and for that price, I think these are great! They function exactly as intended and have the capability to change volume and go to the next or previous songs which is very nice. Typical earbuds don't stay in my ear, but these do (although I admit I have to adjust them every so often).I have given these 3 stars for several reasons. The battery is not long at all. I estimate they last around 5 hours, which is fine as I only use them for short runs or at the gym. The problem is that you cannot see what the charge is at. They will audibly tell you "low power" but they die about 60 seconds after that which is quite honestly useless. The second reason is that their "standard" price is $40 which is just ridiculous. The reviews that claim the sound quality is great are just not true. It isn't bad and I personally am not an audio snob, but some notes and harmonies just don't translate well with these. I also feel like I have to be very careful with them as the build quality doesn't seem great either. I am afraid that every time I plug in or try to pull out the charging cable, the plastic is just going to rip apart. These DO NOT have good sound quality, have such a bad battery life, and feel so fragile that I would not pay more than I spent on these.

I was really happy with these when I first received them. Sound was good, outside noise was at a minimum. I liked having the controls on the earpiece, rather than on the wire. But within half an hour I noticed some crackling in one of the earpieces. Then, once I was notified the battery was low, the headphones shut off immediately. I plugged them in and briefly saw the charge light come on, but then it went off. I unplugged, tried again. I thought perhaps something was amiss with the charger and attempted to charge using another charger. Nothing happened even after leaving them plugged in for several hours. Contacted Amazon, and sent them back. Went for another brand. For the price I wasn't expecting alot, and was briefly quite happy with them. Unfortunately, it just didn't last, and neither did the headphones.