Wireless Headphones, Letscom Bluetooth Headphones 5.0 True Wireless Earphones in-Ear HD Stereo Sound Earbuds Sport Headset 24H Playtime Built-in Mic with Charging Case, Black

Great battery life if you want to listen intermittently, throughout the day. Sound quality is also just fine and calls don't sound too bad through the microphone.One thing to note is that you can find yourself accidentally pairing each earphone to a different device, which led to mot being able to play audio through them in stereo mode on one device. The simple fix for this though was to hold down the left earbud for 13 seconds to reset its pairing history, after which it worked fine.If you have bluetooth on, just taking the earbuds out of the case will turn them on and connect them, which is very convenient. It is worth noting that you can leave the earbud in the case and listen to audio through only the other if the one that is out of the case is the one currently connected to your device (the other will connect to that earbud).

Easy to use, with good battery life - the container had several full charges in before needing to be recharged, and the headphones charge quickly. The container is quite elegant and portable too.The only improvement I could suggest is having the headphones turn off when in the container regardless of the container's level of charge: when it was out of battery, the headphones turned on to try and connect to my phone. However, this was a very minor problem!

The headphones give me a good feeling on the whole. They are advanced in design, beautiful in appearance and easy to charge. Some noise can be physically eliminated because of the in-ear design. However, I didn't know how to connect to the mobile phone at the beginning, but later I found only the earphone connected to the left ear

I bought these largely on the basis that a lot of design had gone into the storage box which both holds and charges the ear buds. I couldn't see much difference between earbuds at this price point so design was my criteria. After the usual confusion with bluetooth pairing (I managed to pair both the left AND the right earbud. When I only got sound out of one bud, I re-read the instructions, cancelled the 2 pairings and pair the left earbud, after a short pause the right connected to the left and my buds were replaying stereo sound. Three sizes of adapter wre provided with these buds and as I was happy with the default small one, I kept that on. After a short use, roaming the house, I put the buds back into the holder, they switched themselves off and started charging.The sound is good.I just have one critisism and that is the whilst in the charger there is no way to tell which bud is left and which is right, so you have to take them out and look at the inside of them. A nice L and R and them would have made it easier to pick up and wear without the additional step.

I have had these Letscom true wireless earbuds for a few days now, and so far I really like them. Up until about a year ago I used a pair of budget active noise cancelling wired earbuds, which suited my needs; listening to music at the gym or on my daily 1 hour train commute. I also like to watch TV programmes/movies on my phone or my android tablet, during my lunch break or again on the train.Having a dangling cable started to get annoying so I bought some Bluetooth earbuds with a cable joining them together. These were fine but I really liked the idea of getting rid of the cable completely. Unfortunately the Apple wireless earbuds were way out of my price range, so I thought I would try the Letscom True Wireless Earbuds ST-BE30’s, as a quality budget alternative. I’m really glad I did!When they arrived, I put the 2 wireless earbuds in their new round ‘flying saucer’ style charging case, using the provided USB type C connection. They were already about 70% charged, but I gave them a few more hours charge as they were new.Pairing was easy, but I had to read the instruction manual first, as you had to pair them in a specific order. Firstly I had to make sure Bluetooth was on, on my iPhone. I then took the left earbud out of the ‘flying saucer’. At this point it was flashing red and blue alternately (pairing mode). I then looked on my iPhone Bluetooth list and looked for ‘ST-BE30-L’. I selected it. Left was then paired. I then took the right earbud out of the ‘flying saucer’. It also started to flash red and blue alternately, and looking to pair automatically, with the left earbud. A few seconds later it did, as I heard “TWS Connected” coming from both earbuds, in unison.The next thing to do was to choose which eartips to use. It came with a set of 3. Small medium or large. It came pre-fitted with the medium eartips. They were fine, but I swapped them with the large eartips, as I like to block out the world! They pretty much did. On the train I could barely hear any driver announcements, or the other commuters chatting. This was even before I had switched on any music.I know I am a cliché, but on my phone I use Spotify for music, Netflix for TV/Movies and occasionally I use it to make and receive phone calls. All of these sounded great. There was a decent amount of base, which I like, in Spotify, and the Netflix sound was perfectly in sync with the picture on the latest Star Trek Discovery. And I only needed the volume at about 50%. I made a few phone calls, and there wasn’t any lag or echoing, and the person at the other end confirmed this.I haven’t let the battery run down completely yet, but after an hour’s commute, I still had 90% left. I was able to tell this by looking at the notification widget on my iPhone.My last test, to see how it compared to my previous earbuds, was using them at the gym. Normally I would do some stretches, use the cross-trainer (elliptical), the treadmill, followed by cycling, then weight resistance machines, ending with some more stretches. While listening to “Red Hot Chilli Peppers”, for about 50 minutes, neither earbud came out, or lost Bluetooth connection. And I could barely hear the blaring grime music playing in the background.All-in-all, these little powerful earbuds were exactly what I needed. So if you would rather pay £35 rather than £200, these are the earbuds for you.

I like these ear bids. They are better than my first 3 ear buds. Noise cancellation is perfect. With my phone in my bedroom, I can move from room to room in my flat, and still listen to music without it cutting off. However after a month of using it, the touch pad which turn it on or off or can be used as. Other controls has come off on the left ear bud. I guess I can stick it down with glue, but don't want to be messing around with it lest glue enters the space around it. Not sure if that comes under the warranty Apart from that all good.

These earbuds are very comfortable to wear, excellent battery life and sound .... until about a week ago when they stopped disconnecting automatically, and my music kept playing when they were in the charging case. I had to go into Bluetooth settings and manually disconnect.Last night I fully charged the charging case and this morning, the erabuds had 10% battery. Disappointing

The earbuds are excellent. It connects my iPhone X quickly and it works very well. The shape is comfortable and it's fits exactly in my ear. Also, the sound quality is amazing. It is perfect choice for a music listener like me. And I can listen to the music when the phone is charging.