Rowkin Ascent Charge True Wireless Earbuds Headphones: 50+ Hours, Bluetooth 5 Smallest Earphones & Qi Charging Case. Deep Bass Headset, Mic & Noise Reduction for Android Samsung & iPhone (Black)

EDIT: I take back my complaints about the carry case size and weight since it can double as a mobile power bank. Gave me a full charge on my phone and still had power left.After diasppointing encounters with Jabra and Bose wireless earbuds, I came across these and decided to give them a try. I was all ready to give up on the earbuds concept and go back to my normal, over the ear ones - but these two little devils changed my mind.The Rowkin earbuds are well designed, premium built and effortless. They match everything they claim in the description and more. They are comfortable albeit a bit awkward - though nowhere close to the awkwardness and discomfort levels I experienced with Jabra and Bose - have great sound quality and unbelievable connectivity range (for comparison, Jabra struggled to keep connection when I put my phone in my back pocket) and are fast and responsive. They are so comfortable in ear that I forgot I actually had one in my right ear after I stopped playing music. They do get some getting used to and to learn all the functions (well, the tapping is almost a gimmick except that it puts way less pressure on your ear when you are operating them, compared to a push button) but the website intro and app directions are clear and useful.As usual nothing is 100% perfect but I would gladly ignore these small design flaws and buy this again:- I feel like the charging pad is a useless gimmick. I have no use for it.- the sound could use more bass. But it is still clear and enjoyable anyway.In the end, if you want wireless earbuds, save yourself some time and money and just buy these. They are better than the rest. Much better.

I usually NEVER write Amazon reviews for any of the products I purchase, but I just had to for this product to say how blown away I am by these earbuds. Easy to pair, amazing sound for Bluetooth audio, and the charging case is really nicely designed as well. The only issues I've had with them so far is the "tap gestures" for play/pausing and skipping songs can be a little iffy at times, but other than that I am 100% satisfied with this product. I will definitely be purchasing from Rowkin again in the future.

When I opened these, I was super excited: they seem to be made very well, have a great physical feel and look awesome. And, the portable charger/battery with wireless charging is super convenient and cool.The packaging is also nice, although it would be great if they included a simple single page getting started guide. In any case, charging and then pairing them was a breeze. Everything seemed great.That was - until I turned on some music. I was really shocked. I am the first to assert that I am picky about sound quality - but at the same time I recognize the limitations of getting great sound from a really small form factor device (although Shure and Bose both do a pretty good job). For phone calls where you don't need any lower range, these were mostly fine. For music, they were really pretty bad. I took my husband's iPhone with his AirPods and queued the same song, then we both listened. He is not nearly as picky as I am - but it was immediately evident how terrible they were with depth even before we compared. I did try to use different ear pieces in an attempt to get it deeper in the canal, but that really didn't make much of a difference. I also installed the Rowkin app and tried to adjust the sound to increase the depth of response ... and that helped a wee bit, but not enough to even consider keeping them because I just wouldn't' use them...Could I have a defective pair? I don't know ... it would be great to see the frequency response curve for these because I think it might convey the challenge.If you are considering these for mostly listening to podcasts instead of music, and you really like the very un-obtrusive design of them, then great - but for music, I just can't see how anyone could put up with them.I gave them 5 stars for material quality and 5 for battery, even though I have no idea how good the battery is ... I would rather floss my cat over and over instead of listening to music with these, so I didn't torture myself as such. Given that I couldn't give zero stars for sound quality, I guess overall is 2... but if you want them for music, I would give overall zero.

Day 1 review, I'll update if anything comes up later.Decent feel, good sound, the rubber bumpers fall off easy and Idk if they're needed or anything... Weird.You CAN use them independently of eachother but the left likes to connect to the right for stereo so putting the right in the case is going to require you to force the left to connect. It's not that annoying or difficult but it's not as seemless as it could be? Idk what I'm complaining about. I'll let Yall know if it lasts.

Left my phone in the living room on accident, went across the house through three different rooms and into a bathroom and closed the door then realized I forgot my phone. Stayed connected the entire time and only cut out when I closed the door. Excellent sound, excellent connection, excellent battery life. Rowkin you’ve done it again.

I used to use the Ultimate Ear Triple-fi (corded) ear buds and an actual live concert could not compare to the superior sound of them. Since wireless has come out I've tried several different brands and models but when I received my Rowkin Ascent Charge+ and heard the great highs and bass, I'm so glad I found them. They also have superior sound. My search is over. :) Absolutely fantastic job Rowkin!! ......if I had any "cons" about it, I would prefer to have the battery charge level appear on the charger instead of an app., nevertheless, the sound is, to me, the most important thing. Many, many CUDOS Rowkin!