QCY T1C True Wireless Earbuds with Charging Case, Bluetooth Headphones, Stereo Sound Ear Buds, Micro USB, Auto Pairing Earphones, Portable Headset Compatible with iPhone, Android, Black

I've found myself doing quite a bit of web conferencing these days and was using a pair of bluetooth headhones for that. However, ear buds are more comfortable. I already had a pair of Apple Airpods, but the act of switching the bluetooth over from phone to computer and back was a hassle.So I decided to get some inexpensive bluetooth ear buds to bridge that gap, and these are working out perfectly. I keep them in the charger right by my Mac and, when it's conference time, I just grab one of them, pop it in and i'm ready to go. I could use both both don't need to just to hear voices in meetings.The built-in mics are about what you might expect. They work fine but are not outstanding. So, if you want to sound like a professional podcaster, you should use a seperate mic. Also, if you want to listen to fine classical music, you might be dissappointed with the sound quality. But for speaking voices, they are plenty good. In fact, for this purpose, they are as good as my AirPods, if not better!I can't say these are perfect for every situation but they are a slam dunk with my Mac Mini. And, for the price, they are a no-brainer.

I have never owned bluetooth earbuds before and was extremely hesitant to purchase a pair, I like wires and not having to worry about the battery dying....I am sold.These come with different sized buds to fit your ear well, the sound quality is GOOD. Not insane, not perfect, but good and well worth the price. I have not seen any reviews abut the durability so I will comment on that.INDESTRUCTIBLE is the word that comes to mind. In my experience so far, I would expect any other device to cease its usual function. For about a day I thought I had lost my new bluetooth earbuds.... My wonderful girlfriend did my laundry and forgot to check my work pockets and these were sent through a brutal washer dryer cycle. I told her if these work still I will rate them 5 stars solely on principle and they worked. I am absolutely shocked $20 made-in-china earbuds tolerated that abuse and are going strong 2 charging cycles later and I have yet to have them lose battery during a full day of use.For the price they are unbeatable and if your girlfriend/ wife/ spouse puts them through the washing machine they will work. 5 stars.

They work great.

Bottom line: These earbuds are a great price, the range is decent and battery life is about 6 hours with constant use (which can be doubled if you only use one bud at a time).At my job we aren’t allowed our phones in the work areas, but we are allowed to use Bluetooth headphones to listen to media. My cubicle is at the front of the room so I don’t really have a chance to put signal range to the test, but these work perfect for what I need them for. I keep the base plugged into my computer’s USB port, so they are charged overnight. Typically I start use around 9:30, and get the low battery beep around 3:30 (so about 6 hours of constant use). I typically use only one earbud so when that one gets low, I swap it for the other. They have 3 different size attachments and I’ve found that the shape enables them to work in either ear (I prefer to listen with my left ear, so that is a big plus for me). I needed cheap wireless earbuds to listen to my books at work. Nothing fancy. These fit the bill.

I was very excited to buy these because I've never had a pair of wireless earbuds before. They're great for the price and nice for listening to music while studying. However, when I went to take my dog for a walk, the sound started cutting in and out really badly. I had walked around the house with my phone in my pocket while wearing the earbuds and they didn't cut out at all. I've used the troubleshooting tips in the instructions but they still cut out badly, especially the longer I'm out. It sucks because I bought these so they wouldn't get tangled in stuff. A tad bummed about that but I still like them for other stuff.

We ordered these as a substitute for more expensive headphones (JBL) thinking if they were lost or died it wouldn't upset us so bad. Well, two months later they have really became my go-to buds. They aren't noise cancelling by any means but the seal they create in the ear blocks quite a bit of the outside noise. I have them paired to a Google Pixel 3 XL and I can hear my music even when I am on my JD ZTR with a 25hp Kawasaki. At one point I was using a wired set of Apple ear pods and the tractor completely drowned the Apple pods out but the T1s shine. The sound quality is good, not great, but really good for the price. They aren't going to outperform BOSE, JBL, or Jabra but they are as good as the second tier of buds (JLab and Skull Candy). As others have said sometimes the background noise on a phone call can overwhelm the other user but if there isn't a ton of noise these work well. I personally haven't been disappointed with this purchase and have used them daily.

After having these for about a week, they stopped pairing automatically and the right earbud continually turns off. At first I thought maybe I hadn't fully charged them after the initial unboxing, but the battery indicator showed 100% and after charging it again, just in case the indicator was wrong, the battery was then down to 80%. Yes, the battery went down 20% after charging. I'm exchanging them for a new pair, hopefully the new ones will work, if not I'll just send them back too. Either way I'll give an update after I've used the new ones for a week.