UberBuds - Sport Bluetooth Headphones (MyMuse Tech | MuseMini) (yellow)

Max volume could be higher and connection is sometimes unreliable, cutting out when depending on where phone is held if people or cars are moving around. However, 8 hour battery and price/value are pretty good, and UberBuds do have somewhat unique feature of supporting direct AAC streaming over Bluetooth from iPhone / iPad (avoiding lossy reencoding / recompression via SBC codec otherwise used for Bluetooth) in addition to Apt-X (a nearly as good alternative for many Androids and PCs).That said, your still better off going with Jabra ROX or JayBird BlueBuds X for overall sound quality (despite both lacking AAC or Apt-X), due to higher quality drivers, better bass, better mic, wings (for better fit and sound isolation), and higher max volume. Of those two, Jabra ROX seems to have better bass and price and is generally preferred, though the JayBird BlueBuds X have somewhat better (8 vs. 6 hour) battery life, slightly higher volume, and more faithful sound reproduction.

These earbuds, from a nearly nonexistant OEM are suprisingly good. I use them often, not just because theyre water resistant, or bluetooth. No, its the astounding audio quality that keeps me ccoming back, even though it douse nai those other points well. If considering these, dont waste the time considering, just hit the buy button, you wont regret it!

Was so excited about these originally. Sound was great, worked perfectly for about 3 weeks and then stopped working. And despite the repeated emails to mymusetech I have had no response at all. Their promise of a one year guarantee is a total joke. in my opinion this company is one big scam.

Justwant to say that: In order to benefit from aptX and have this working properly it's neccesary for both the phone AND the headphone to have aptX-technology.

Great sounding Bluetooth Headphones with some major short comings.First of all, I bought these headphones for Mt. Bike riding specifically and this review is based on how well they work for my intended use.The Good - These headphones are well built, light weight, long battery life, great sound, good bassThe Bad - Weak connectivity (Poor Signal), Won't work with Siri (No long press to access Siri). - 2 StarsWeak Connectivity: My iPhone 6 has to be in the open, and near the phone in order for the headphones to receive uninterrupted signal. My friend who let me try these warned me about this short coming, but I figured it work well for my application. (Phone in my pocket during Mt. Bike ride. Nope!The receiver for Bluetooth seems to be in the right ear of the headphones. With my phone in my right pocket (Nearest The Right Headphone), signal seems good while my head is strait or turned to the right. When I turn my head slightly to the left, the signal breaks and music cuts in and out. This is a total deal breaker for me and using them for Mt. Bike riding.Not Siri Compatible: One of the things I liked most about the addition of Siri to my iPhone was the ability to access Siri by holding the center button on my current plug in type ear buds and Blue Tooth, Over the Ear, headphones. I assumed this would be the case with these Headphones since every other pair of headphones I own work this way. Nope!UberBuds uses their main/center/MFB button for power, so a long push simply shuts the headphones down. No good for my intended use. If they had made the power let's say holding the Volume Down and Volume Up Buttons at the same time, they could have left the center button function the way all other headphones function. Major blow it IMHO.I used them for one ride and have deemed them worthless for Mt. Bike riding. The only reason they get 3 stars is because they do sound great. (for wireless Bluetooth Headphones)So basically, if you are getting these for bike riding, and you aren't planning on on strapping your phone to your helmet so it's close enough to retain connection, move alone, these aren't the Buds you are looking for...

I really wanted these to work, but unfortunately the sound clips with my iPhone 5 in either my chest or pants pocket. I currently use the LG HBS-700 which work well, but am looking for a more dynamic sound, closer to wired. My understanding is that the Uberbuds do support the AAC codec, which should provide the best BT sound with the iphone 5. As long as the buds are well sealed in the ear canal, they do sound much better than the LG.Pros:-great sound-lightweight-fit well and securely in earsCons:-picky, but could've used a tip between the included med and small size-without clear line of sight between iphone 5s and the earbuds, audio goes out

I love to run and listen to Pandora, but I hated my iPhone headphones because the wire always got in my way. I found these ear buds and I love them. The music sounds great and they don't fall out of my ears.

Good for listening. Not as good for talking.