Nice looking pair of earbuds, would like to try them out to hear the deep bass they claim to have!!

So first off im a sound geek. I love my bass miss and highs to be perfect. These have so much bass and sometimes gets old. But they are pretty dang great. Pretty close to my motorcycle bluetooth that costs close to 400 bucks. And I also have the galaxy buds and these are pretty close to the same quality. I also have been shooting many times with these since I recieved them and listening to music while shooting and they help quiet down the booms.

Great sound. Great fit. Love the noise cancellation!!!

I like the product because of base and the music quality but I don't like it because you do not have voice to text or call on the phone you can answer phone calls but you cannot call somebody just by tapping the earbuds

Over all these are great. The down side is with video watching or audio books; battery life is less than 4 hours. If I'm listening to music I get approximately 10 hrs.

Paired very easily with my google phone. Sound quality is impressive for the cost. The batter life is good. The comfort of the ear buds themselves are good.

Battery life is amazing. The case is really nice acts like a magnet

These are my first pair of EarBuds. I did quite a bit of research before buying these ear buds. I looked over different features, their pros and cons and their usability for me. These earbuds stands out and I bought them. Though there were other option with slightly cheaper models but I am completely happy with my purchase. I have been using this earbuds since I got this. There are 3 thing I care about any headphone1) Sound Quality2) Comfort for Extended use3) Noise Cancelling CapabilityI would rate the sound quality to top level. There no sound distortion, the bass is good and not much treble. The sound quality is does not fade away ever in higher volume level. I would put the sound quality similar to some higher end (established brands) headphones or earbudsThe earbuds perfectly fits in ear. I have been using them and simultaneously doing my daily routing like cooking, Gym, driving and other, it did not fell off and I did not felt any uncomfortable using these for long period. In addition, they provide different size of earbuds with package.I was surprised with the noise cancelling capabilities of these earbuds. As instructed in the User Manual, one needs to find the perfect size of earbuds to experience the best noise cancelling feature.Overall, there earbuds are perfect and worth every penny. They are really handy to use. The product comes with a easy to follow User Manual. The function like play, pause, next ,volume control are easy and earbuds are super responsive to such command. I highly recommend this product and Happy to answer any question regarding the product.

These little earbuds are pretty awesome.Reasons they perform better than similar looking buds that sell for about half the price:+ the battery last significantly longer, yet they are almost exact same size+ they pair much quicker and reliably both with my iPhone and with each other (r/l stereo). This is probably most noticeable reason they work better.+ they use Bluetooth 5.0. This technology is pretty dope. If you have older phone it will work just fine but to see the benefits from 5.0 you need a iPhone 8, s8 or other new gadget. iPods use older 4.2 bt as of this review! 5.0 transfers data at around 2Mbs up to 800ft, it’s lower energy, and apparently it pairs quick and reliably. Apparently 5.0 allows dual streaming, meaning if you have 5.0 bt source for music, you can send that music simultaneously to two sets of 5.0 bt headphones. I haven’t tried that to know if these support that, but the standard should allow it.+ the tap controls for volume and pause/play/skip are more intuitive and more responsive than my other ones.The not so great and how I work-around:- these bass eq is pushed way too hard for my tastes. These are not $300 in ear monitors, they are entry level ear buds, and like most speakers aimed at this market, the bass response is tuned like Bose. I remove the rubber nub completely when listening to podcasts, and the issue goes away.- how modified the rubber nub to reduce bass to my preference for music: AT YOUR OWN RISK, you can try what I did. To be clear I just poked a hole through the rubber and did NOT modify actual earbud at all. I took my second favorite included rubber nub I didn’t mind destroying and stuck a safety pin straight through just below the hole center and ripped through both the inner and outer rubber, leaving a tiny tear about half as wide as the hole opening (when rubber nub is seated on earbud, the tear runs parallel to the plastic seam on the earbud plastic housing). After making the rip, the rubber doesn’t even look ripped unless you pinch it. Said another way, I created a port to let some bass escape! If you are a deaf maniac on public trans who plays music as loud as your device goes, I assume the bleed this creates will be heard even more annoyingly by people sitting near you, and those looks people are giving you are not imagined—that is malice—but you clearly don’t care about other people’s personal space anyhow, so win-win. Lol.

I like how it tells you the percentage of battery life the headphone charge has and how it indicates by color how much battery, if it is connected