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Satisfied with the product. Here’s why:First off, why is it a good investment to get wireless earbuds:* I now can leave my phone anywhere around the house, and then go away and keep talking on the phone without worrying that I have to carry the phone with me.* I now can video call someone, set the phone on a stand so that they can see me without me holding the phone, giving me the ability to use both hands to work on something else. Example: cooking while FaceTiming someone.* connecting wireless earbuds to a smart watch and to your phone is a game changer (for the efficiency freaks like me at least). No need to get the phone out of your pocket to answer a call. That’s a big deal.Now, why do I think this is worth the investment:* it covers all the necessities above.* they work and connect smoothly to Bluetooth* the fit is good. Not ideal for working out and running, but good enough to make calls while working or social calls and stuff like that.* battery life is around 5 hours of consistent full volume use. Which in my opinion is good enough.Flaws:* fragile case. I’ve got butter hands and drop everything. Dropped the case 3 times and the lid snapped. They still work and charge though. Furthermore, I’ve dropped the individual Earbuds a million times, and they still work fine (at least the right side 😂)* left side stopped working for some reason. Not a big deal, I can still use my right side without any issues and the sound is still clear.* wish I could raise the volume a little more. Maybe an extra 20%.Conclusion:* I am satisfied. Very satisfied in fact, about the possibilities I discovered by using this “entry level” wireless earbuds.Hope this helps. Stay safe!

The form factor obviously copies Airpods which has quite a few positives: they are easy to hold and put in your ears . They stay in place pretty well and allow ambient noises to come through so you are not oblivious to your environment. The case is nicely sized and the earbuds magnetically secure in the charging case.There are a few obvious differences from Airpods: there are no phone pop up messages, there is a physical function button (not just tap sensitive sides), and there is no in-ear detection. There are no deal-breakers here with regards to the differences with Airpods, just things to be noted.The drawback of this style earbud is that the noise will bleed out and can be heard by others in a quiet environment. In addition, and most importantly, the sound just can't match earbuds that create a seal in your ear canal. These earbuds are “ok” with regards to sound quality. Bass is someone lacking and imaging and detail is mediocre. There is a lack of overall dynamics. I believe this to be a function of this somewhat open earbud design. They are a decent buy since they won’t break the bank, but if sound quality is your first priority then a sealed earbud will likely do better at this price point.

At a fourth the price of AirPods, these are a definite must-buy! I thought I might get them to see if I can replace a lost pair of AirPods at a lower price point.Pros:• Of course, way cheaper!!• The pairing was pretty seamless, and the ear fit and weight are exactly the same as AirPods.• The charging case is nearly the same size (only about 1/8" thicker).• The sound quality is actually quite impressive! I'm no audiophile, but I have had waaay over my share of headphones, and these are top-notch and get very loud if you ever need to turn up during a quiet part of the movie/show.• The lag/delay is REALLY low — I watched a couple of action shows and visuals matched with the sound really well. The lip movement has a fraction of a millisecond difference, but it's indecipherable unless you're specifically looking for it.• The flashing light on the case indicates it needs charging. Solid is at least enough to charge the buds to 100%.• Unlike AirPods, there are lights on the actual buds, but only light up when inside the case and charging.• NO ANNOYING LIGHTS WHILE USING!! Woo-hoo!• Also unlike AirPods, the light comes on on the bottom of the outer case while the buds are charging and disappears once charged (instead of having to check on them).• The buds reconnect with your device immediately after opening the case with a soft, but audible tone.• The buds charge just like AirPods with a magnetic connector. Some AirPod knockoffs charge with cables, so this is a VERY pleasant surprise!! These are way better quality than knock-offs I've seen on Wish.• The magnetic hinge on the case is just as satisfying as AirPods.• They even look like Airpods from a distance and actually look pretty good up close too.• They work together or separately and will convert your sound from stereo to mono to flow all into one earbud, from what I read in the manual. It's good for long work days when you only need a distraction of a podcast or some casual music and switch between buds while the other charges.Cons:• The button on the outside of the bud is a bit hard to press (but easy to find, unlike Airpods!)• No ear detectors, so it doesn't auto-pause on removal from the ear.• No settings to configure the button presses to do different things, though the chart is helpful.• Wish it charged with lightning instead of micro usb so my wife's AirPods dock would charge both.• Microphone is just a tiny pinhole and doesn't seem to pick up a lot, besides a lot of static — I would NOT buy these if you plan to make a lot of calls with them. They might work in a pinch, though.–– Overall a great budget buy, especially for those that are prone to losing things like me. It's not as polished as AirPods, but it's also not $160. I will snag another pair later for my daughter too.

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