OnePlus Buds Pro 3 Wireless Earbuds, Dual Drivers in-Ear Buds, Dual DACs, Dynaudio EQs, Up to 50dB Adaptive Noise Cancellation, Up to 43Hrs Battery (Midnight Opus)

I bought these as a replacement to my Pixel Buds Pro. They've honestly been amazing. Using them with an S21 Ultra. Connection has been amazing, and the sound is perfect for me. I typically like bass and volume heavy headphones. These are loud enough that I can't keep the volume higher than about 75% and the Bass Wave...man the Bass Wave...I can't keep it set at 5 because it literally vibrates my skull, lol..but they manage to boost the Bass while maintaining a clarity my Pixel Buds couldn't even under much lower volume conditions. Transparency is also much better, sounding less artificial and much more natural. Noise cancelation will be dependent on the user. They don't perform QUITE as well (though it's close) as the Pixel Buds on lower frequency sounds, such as engine noise (I work in the construction industry), but they are much better at closing out higher frequency things, like that annoying coworker you need to ignore to better focus on what you're working on, which is nice. Fit is great. They are super lightweight and comfortable. I find myself being able to leave them in virtually all day without discomfort or irritation. Not so much that I forget I have them in, but just much more comfortable for extended wear. Battery is great, charge speed is better. I've personally killed the battery on both Buds in one session, and a quick 10-15 minute charge in the case put me back in the zone for the rest of the day. Great purchase.

I’m astounded at how great these buds are considering their price-point. They offer great anc, transparency, call-quality comfort and sound that can be tuned with their decent app.Definitely doesn’t connect as fast as airpods and the anc might not be as strong as airpods by a lil bit, but these things are so good I doubt most would notice a difference. Worth the money overall.

These are my favorite pairs of TWS buds at the moment, not because I believe they are the best in any particular category, but because they perform well in all the areas I care most about.The battery lasts all night long with no noise cancelling on which is hugely important to me. The bass is not overwhelming, but can be tuned to be very strong using the app. Noise cancelling is a real strength of these earbuds and it is the best among similar products I've tried.Most important to me is the fit, which is perfect for my medium sized ears with the small sized eartips installed. I love how they fit and they don't fall out unless I'm sleeping upside down or something crazy.

The sound quality is amazing. It's as good as Sony xm5 earbuds. It has multi point connectivity which works well. Battery life is also amazing. Fit is comfortable and volume control is easy to use. Only thing that is bit less than Sony xm5 is the noise cancellation but it's not too bad.

Bought these for my wife to use on her tablet and when watching TV. They paired easily to multiple sources and seem to work well. Unlike some less expensive buds they have volume controls which she needs. The buds are comfortable and the ability to charge simply by leaving the case on top of a contact-charger is great (although we found you needed to leave them "upside down" (logo on the down side) for best results which is somewhat counterintuitive. She has had them running for at least 4-6 hours at a time. The downside are the controls. They are very finicky. We watched a video on how to use them, but there's very little tactile or audible feedback to know you've hit "the right spot" when you want to change the volume or Noise Cancelling mode. Whacking the side of your head generally stops and starts media. The noise cancelling is OK, but nowhere near as good as my Bose earbuds which do a better job of sealing your ear canal. Overall, we're happy with the purchase, but as noted, the UI could use some work.

I am no audiophile but I love quality, expensive sound. I own a Sonos 5.1 setup and I like to “feel” the sound (movies, music). These earbuds are the closest I have ever got to how good my Sonos system is. I got other 2 earbuds from Amazon to compare and pick the best: Jabra Elite 10, Apple Pro 2. For some reason my biggest pet peeve with earbuds is: low volume. These are incredibly loud, wide stage, Dolby Atmos head tracking and simply put they sound more expensive than the other two. Give it a try and see for yourself.P.S. I didn’t get any discounts for these positive review but I wish I had found someone who was straight to the point: these are LOUD and expensive sound. I also forgot the mention that the noise cancellation is pretty good ( I would give the Apple’s a slight step up but not to the deal.

I've owned, airpods, sound core Liberty 4s, Sony buds, Galaxy buds pro, Jabra, JBL, beats pro buds,And the stage imaging floors them all. Very open Sound with a lot of detail. They charge great. The most expensive pair of earbuds cost me about $370. And these definitely take the cake. they fit amazing and for the value you're basically buying that are swinging at a higher level. The design is slick, the case feels of gray quality and not cheap. I've dropped them three times already and surprisingly they haven't scratched.I listen to a lot of heavy Bass songs and there's only a few songs that make the driver distort a bit. But it's not even much you can hardly notice it. The Apple airpods pro hate me because I make their drivers crack as well as the Galaxy buds pro.These on the other hand can definitely take a punch especially in high volumes. It feels like you have a dedicated subwoofer in the earbuds.