Optoma NuForce BE Free5 Truly Wireless Earbuds with 16h battery life and quick charge, sweat proof, AAC support, activate Siri and Google Assistant

So I don't usually give bad reviews.... But using these guys right now and its bad... Lets start with the fact that if you want true bass and good sound. Wear the left one in your right ear and vise versa... Otherwise, they sound odd... Next, lets talk about Bluetooth.... As I sit here typing, the Bluetooth connection for one side or the other will go in and out...all while the phone is sitting next to my keyboard.... That's like 2 feet... So I want to give you negative stars there too. Battery life? Not well. I leave these things charged up overnight and one side might die after 4 songs.... I would request a refund, but its too late to return. I delayed returning to give them a good test to be sure that it wasn't a fluke... It wasn't.... Maybe I have a bad set? If the company was to reach out and want to swap them out.... Id be willing to test again and re-review them... But as of now, for 99 bucks, there are way too many other cheaper options that work way better.

This is not worth buying. The buds only hold about a 3 hour charge, compared to 8 hours for the Power Beats. The latter was not very sturdy - the ear loops have a wire inside the which tends to break. The NuForce is equally as bad, as the rubber hoops that anchor the buds in your ear keep slipping off and are a pain to keep constantly putting back on.

I ordered one pair and it arrived intact with no issues but I was never able to pair the left earbud out of the box. After calling the manufacturer and troubleshooting for a while it was decided that I send the pair back for another one. The new pair arrived several days later. After 2 days o usage the left earbud stopped working and I was never able to pair them up again. Call quality when they were working was awful also. Hopefully they fix these issues because aesthetically they were a nice pair of earbuds.

First, the instructions are confusing. There's a little hook/loop thing that is supposed to attach - where, and how? I couldn't figure that out so I went ahead and tried to use these and made a test call to two people. Both persons said I sounded garbled & couldn't understand me. I tried them on a walk for listening to a podcast. Multiple disconnects and choppy signal. I have a Samsung S7-Edge and the battery was fully charged.

Been using these for about a month. Setup was very easy. Both ears need to be on for it to connect and work properly. Subsequent uses, turn left on first and that makes it way easier to connect. Every once in a while it seems there is something distorting the connection. Seems to be when I'm in a building w other equipment. Not entirely sure what triggers it. Because of that, not sure they would be great to use in office setting. Charge lasts for several hours. You get a warning low battery then it shuts off couple minutes later. Easy to charge the case. Not sure recharge time. If you have smaller ears, there are smaller rubber ends. Using the additional piece to keep in your ear doesn't really work. They are little rubber things that attempt to keep the bud from rotating. It's too flimsy they aren't needed anywau. You can leave them on to charge Only time I have issues w them staying in place is if I'm wearing a hat and the hat causes them to move.

I was excited to buy these headphones because I had read some reviews online and they were rated pretty well for sound quality. I’ve had these now for two weeks and yes the battery life is very good and the durability is good however the Bluetooth constantly cuts out. When I am walking my dog or just doing normal activities, the Bluetooth cuts out all the time and this is with the phone in my pant or coat pocket. I shouldn’t have to hold the phone in my hand the entire time to get a strong connection. Now these may be defective pair, but I am returning anyway and I guess I will pay the ridiculous price for the Apple EarPods. My daughter has those and she never has any problems with them whatsoever so I guess it’s true you get what you pay for.

I wasnt expecting much but these are ok. They sound good. But if you use them to talk on the phone, the person youre talking to will not have a good experience. They dont quite fit right for my ears and i have to adjust them from time to time over extended periods of use. I use them for casual things, like working in the yard or taking the dog for a hike/walk.

Battery life was alright for wireless earbuds but the the volume was way too quiet. I had to almost turn up my phone to max volume to get a good listening experience. One of the earbuds would randomly lose connection at times as well(not that it happened all the time). However these are one of the more comfortable wireless earbuds as they fit and stay in the ears. If the volume and connectivity were improved then these would be the better earbuds on the market.

These headphones say 16 hour battery life. I've had then in when I started work this morning at 8am and they didnt even last until lunch time. The reason I purchased these is because it was stated the battery life was so long. I'm very disappointed

I could handle the periodic signal dropping if they would actually charge the right ear. 3 months in and they're useless.

nice concept, but what make it worth less is the sound interruption every 30-60 sec, it loose bluetooth signal, very annoying. That's why I gave it a 1.

Really good wireless Bluetooth earphone