Tribit X1 True Wireless Earbuds - Bluetooth 5.0 3D Stereo Deep Bass 18Hrs Playtime Bluetooth Earbuds for Sports Running, in-Ear Bluetooth Headphones with Built-in Mic Charging Case, Carbon Black

I have used over $100 earphones and these are up to par with those.I’ve had others in the sub $60 price range that had problems pairing, uncomfortable, and died.I’ve had no issues and have been solid with daily use for a few weeks now.They are easy to use and comfortable to wear all day due to its small size.There are large L and R letters to easily distinguish which side is which.They power on and pair automatically when taking out of the case. This feature is very important so by the time you put them in your ear it’s already paired up and ready to go.To prolong the life, you can wear one at a time and it automatically changes sides, turns off and charges when putting back in the case.It cancels out noise very well also. The tips are comfortable that I can wear them lightly in my ears and still hear everything going on around me, or push them in more and have the best sound quality and no outside noise.Calls with the microphone are better than others I’ve used.One button operation makes these easy to use even though the only I only use it to answer calls. I use a watch or the phone to control the volume and tracks.The case is a bit bulky when in your pocket but is the same as others.Overall I highly recommend these especially at a sub $60 price.

So, for the price I wasn’t expecting perfection, but I’ve been nicely surprised. I’m using an iPhone and had no issues pairing. Connectivity has been pretty solid, very rare drop for a millisecond and it corrects itself so well that I barely notice it. Even walked across the house and left my phone in the bedroom and had no issues until I got maybe 30ft away with the door shut.Sound quality is great, bass is shockingly good(not even “for the price” it’s just good. Feels like my ears are next to a subwoofer).Can’t make a great decision on battery life yet but so far it’s been great. Charged to 100% fast, has lasted the night so far while listening to music and audible. I’m interested in finding out how quick the case charges the earbuds.As far as range goes, it’s great for audio books and music.Overall I’m quite impressed and happy that I wasn’t just settling for price over value. Definitely a great purchase so far! I’ll update this if anything changes with further use.

I don't write reviews very often but I was really excited for these. Unfortunately I've found that the audio wil go in and out at random between the headphones and my devices.The left and right earbuds will also occassionally become desynchronized. I thought maybe it was my devices but the issues have been consistent across my phone, laptop, work phone, and streaming stick.The connection issues are worse when I'm moving a lot such as running and it annoys me enough I have no desire to use them for any physical activity.Was really excited to get my first piece of Tribit gear after seeing how well their other devices are rated but I am hesitant now to buy anything else.To be fair, however, the sound quality for the price really is quite good but having your sound go in and out at random intervals takes you out of the experience enough I don't think people will enjoy these.

When I first used them they were pretty easy to set up. You click each one on and they'll sync to each other, then hold the button and they synced up easily to my computer. I am always directly in front of my computer, and these maintained a pretty good connection. The signal got a little choppy sometimes, it would stutter but then would get clear again with about 5 seconds, these probably will drop signal pretty easily if you aren't close to your bluetooth item. They fit nicely in my ears and you can see them but they aren't huge like some wireless earbuds. I've used them several times for about 2-3 hours and they didn't lose their charge, battery life seems decent for how small they are, but I didn't have audio playing continuously that whole time. These aren't amazing because the signal sometimes gets a little choppy but for the price I think they are worth it as an alternative to much more expensive wireless ear buds.

... or you might lose connection.Very much appreciate the compact size & "foolproof" functionality. Build quality and ease-of-use are on par with other Tribit products I've purchased (StormBox & XFree Tune).Sound quality is good, not great. Highs and mids are all present & accounted for, but the low end is lacking, especially when compared to the sound output of the XFree Tune (over ear, though, I know). Even topping out the volume & toying with my phone's EQ presets couldn't improve it, but it's nevertheless loud & clear enough.Biggest gripe is phone:buds distance - Sound starts kicking out even when my phone is left 3-5' away, and completely cuts out at about 15-20' (comparatively, my XFrees can travel an impressive 50-60').All's cool if I keep my phone in my pocket, but these were bought for gym use & I don't carry my phone around the gym w/me (& XFrees are too bulky).For $20, though? Not gonna complain too much & they'll get their use.