Status ANC Wireless Earbuds - White - For iPhone & Android - Built-in Mics, 8H Playtime, Bluetooth 5.2, IPX5 (Renewed) (Renewed), Bone (Off-White)

I've been wanting to try these earbuds out for years now, ever since they launched, and I finally pulled the plug on them and decided to try it, but at a better price.Pros -• Great sound quality once you adjust the EQ to your ears• Great battery life. Haven't had these die on me at all while using them, but also I don't use them for long stretches of time, maybe 2 or less hours at a time.• Good build quality. Seems sturdy, somewhat tough, I have no complaints.• Noise Canceling. Seriously good noise canceling, I was really impressed coming from the Sony WF-XM4's (or whatever the earbuds are called, I can never remember)• Connection distance. Haven't had any issues with being too far and losing connection, I've gone up to maybe 20-30 feet or more away and still works fine. But, not as good as my XM-4's, where I could go (surprisingly) further away from without much loss.Cons:° The app is horrible, and the EQ settings are even worse. I highly recommend using a third party app to fine tune the EQ to make them sound proper.° Case build quality. The case itself is fine overall, I like that it's sleek and not too bulky, but the connection / magents inside of it to attract and hold the earbuds are really weak. Once I put them in, I need to push down on the earbuds for them to lock in place so they can charge. And sometimes if I'm jogging around or moving fast, they can shift in the case ever so slightly and stop charging.° Case Material. Honestly this is just nit-picky, but the material shows fingerprints so it can be annoying to me, but not a deal breaker at all.Overall -These are some pretty great earbuds. I definitely wouldn't pay full price for them, considering at that price point you're better going off with top of the line buds like Sony, Bose, Senheiser, or some IEM's, etc. But, if you can get them on sale or refurbished like these, absolutely worth picking up.

These are a huge improvement over the older model. I really enjoy the quality sound and especially the bass. I highly recommend the 3ANC earbuds! I have been an audiophile for decades and really appreciate great sound. The quality of the noise cancellation in the 7 mics is as good as my expensive trucker headset. Bravo to the team on a best performing set of earbuds.

The sound is clear and crisp. I hear things in songs I have been listening to for years that I have never heard before. The noise cancellation is very good and phone calls are clear. If you download the app you have access to an equalizer you can adjust the bass and treble. Batteries last all day.

I'll start off be emphasizing: these are GREAT headphones. The sound quality is crisp, with super low bass and clear highs. They normally pair fairly quickly and have great battery life. I've had AirPod Pros (which I love) for a little over a year now, but because of the all the hype and clever marketing around the Status Between 3ANC, I was really curious to see if this was a better alternative to my AirPods. I'm a musician, so the fact that these headphones have some of the same tech as professional In Ear Monitors really intrigued me.I concluded that while these are great headphones, it was not worth the money to ditch what I already had. The AirPods might not sound quite as good, but they're still great sounding headphones and the ease of use in the Apple ecosystem is unmatched. The pairing, and controls on the Status Between 3ANC were very subpar. In fact, I found the touch controls extremely frustrating. I often had to click really hard, and they often mixed up what I wanted (pausing instead of skipping). Also, the noise cancellation and transparency mode on my AirPod Pros was far superior to the Status Between 3ANC. The Status's ANC and transparency mode were very poor and I found myself better off leaving both modes off.To sum it up, I would personally recommend if you already have AirPods to keep them. They're already great. If you don't have AirPods and are looking for a cheaper alternative, and also don't care about the Apple ecosystem (or have Android and aren't in it entirely) these headphones are a great option if you're looking for the best sound quality. Although, as previously stated, be warned that the touch controls, ANC, and transparency mode leave much to be desired. I would even recommend opting for the cheaper Status Between Pro model to avoid this altogether.

A bit hard to get in and out of the case but these do have great sound for ear buds. They stay in my ears and have great noise canceling quality! With the app it is easy to turn off the sound canceling feature, if you want to hear the world around you. I recommend these—good value for the money!

I was excited to have these. They showed up and I immediately connected them to continue listening to what I had been listening to on my old earbuds. The sound quality was a noticeable upgrade, but they said "low battery" within a minute. I figured they are "renewed" and just haven't been charged in a while, so I set them on the charger for a few hours until they showed to be fully charged. After trying them again, I only got 20 minutes of use before low battery warning and quickly shutting down after that.Either spend the money for the brand new ones or avoid these all together.