Wireless Bluetooth Running Headphones Noise Cancelling Waterproof Workout Earbuds - w Mic & Siri. Best Sport Headphones 8 Hours Play

I have had these now for 1 month. While they aren't the best in any category, they are an extreme value!Pros:Extremely comfortableGreat sound qualityDecent Bass (with proper fitting ear pieces)Plenty of volumeDecent sound isolationIncredible batteryEasy Bluetooth pairingFully charge in 2-3 hoursCons:A little bulkyNot great for phone use in noisy areas (mic picks up all ambient noise)Short warning before battery dies (about 5 min)No indicator on phone of battery charge statusTook a little getting used to learning how to put them onThe power button (multi function button) is easily pressed when in the storage case, by simply squeezing the case.Comfort:More than any other feature of these headphones their comfort is what really stands out. Typically, I don't like over the ear design, but these don't bother me at all. When I first took them out of the package I was surprised how soft the material is that goes over the ear. They are so soft that it's surprising that they serve any purpose, but somehow there is just enough to keep the somewhat bulky earpieces in you ear and stable regardless of your activity level. Full disclosure, I am not very active with these, but stay comfortably in position while doing hours of yard work.Sound Quality:A little background on me. I have 18 years of designing, selling, installing & training retail sales teams in audio video systems. I not claiming to be an expert, but I'm comfortable with saying that I have more experience in doing audio reviews than most. While headphones have never been a focus of mine, they are designed to replicate the experience of listening to speakers &/or live music, of which have been my primary focus. The best headphones, generally speaking, are an over the ear design & wired (often utilize a headphone amp too). The SoundWhiz don't have either of these features so their performance needs to be judged on a different scale. For being wireless and an in ear design, their sound quality is impressive. Once you have the correct fitting ear pieces installed they have really nice bass reproduction and combined with their ample volume they are really good at over coming noisy environments. I have enjoyed these while mowing the lawn & using my noisiest tools in my wood shop. Although, I was surprised at the wind noise that was able to come through. These headphones use noise isolation as compared to noise cancellation (like many Bose headphones). I, personally, do not like cancellation. It has a tendency to "color" the music. It is an imperfect science that adds a hiss to the background of music. It may be imperceptible to many and is definitely easier to hear with certain kinds of music. You should also remember that noise cancellation is active meaning it uses battery power. While I do think the technology has it's possibilities, it's not worth the extra cost in the initial purchase price or the drain on the battery.Phone use:My mother seems to be particularly annoyed with not being able to hear people on the phone, so when she gave me the seal of approval I was thrilled. Though, that was from my quiet living room. I tried again from a noisy van traveling at highway speeds and she was not as thrilled. She was able to hear me fine as long as I raised my voice. The noise canceling capabilities of my Jawbone ERA is much better.Battery:I was skeptical of the claim to 6 - 8 hour battery life, but feel that is a very accurate statement. I have not had the chance to run them from fully charged to dead while listening to music, but hey did last me a long road trip. I'd bet I put a least 6 hours of use in the 14 hours of road time! I was able to charge the battery in a very respectable 2-3 hours. I didn't notice exactly when the red light switched to blue to indicate they were fully charged. It was somewhere between 2-3 hours, I think. Be careful to not accidentally turn on the headphones when they are in the storage case. The headphones are turned on/off by pressing the multi function button for a couple seconds. The case has some structure. Enough to protect the product, but not enough rigidity to prevent accidentally powering.Other headphones I have:Grado SR-80i - $99 - Over the ear & wired - Klipsch X-10i - $350 - In ear & wired - similar product Blue Ant Pump - $50 - In ear & wireless - I purchased these on an Amazon Lightning promotion for $33.99. I have seen these priced recently for $40 - $45. While these headphones do have some short comings, even at the higher price these are still an incredible value. By the way, the performance of the SoundWhiz headphones smoked the Blue Ant Pump in every way and nearly has the comfort of the Klipsch X-10i!

This is my first set of wireless Bluetooth headphones. Originally I was looking at a much more expensive pair, but read some good things on the SoundWhiz Turbo. After doing a little more digging around, I decided I'd buy them and give them a test to see how I'd like wireless headphones.LOVE my SoundWhiz!! I have since decided I'd be sticking with these. So far, I'm very impressed with the fit and finish. They look and feel like they should be more expensive. I even like the case that they came in. Also shipped with an assortment of different size eat pieces. I really like the sound quality. I feel like they have a nicely balanced sound, and a touch of extra bass. It took me a little playing around to get the seal right, but once I did the sound was wonderfully surprising. The button design is really nice as well, they all double up to give built in media controls as well as being able to answer and end calls. I've got used to using my watch to control my phone's mp3 functions, but it's super convenient to use the buttons on the right ear piece as well. It has a voice that lets you know when the battery is starting to get low. As far as battery life, I haven't ran a test to tell exactly how long they last. For my use, they have more then enough life. I just charge them up every few days and have only been told once that the battery was getting low.I was a little worried about the over the ear "hooks" or whatever they are called. But, they have a soft rubbery feel. Once I have them on, I don't even notice them. Taking off or putting on glasses/sunglasses doesn't require me to remove the headphones, and that's always a plus.As the title said, I'm very satisfied. I was very surprised with them overall. I wasn't getting be hopes up, and wasn't fully sure what to expect. I thought with a price point that low, they can't be that good... Very happy with them overall.If I had to think of a negative, it would be the length of the charging cord. I feel it is to short, and this isn't really an issue for me (as I have other cords that will work that are longer).I'd say it'd be very hard to beat them for the money. I will (and have already) recommend to my friends.

I love having a pair of solid bluetooth earbuds for exercising. I had a different brand that finally wore out and two faulty replacements later was getting fed up. Based upon reviews on amazon and the pricing I gave these a try. I am pleased that I did and am now feeling better about my workouts. The tips on these are very comfortable in the ear. On a tread mill these sit solidly in my ear and do not slip out. The range of volume is more than I need. The sound quality is good. Music is not as sharp as I would like but acceptable and great for podcasts. I have had other earbuds that are too sharp and cause fatigue so this is probably a good balance for comfort. Bluetooth range is good and as soon as powered up this immediately connects up with my iphone. Powering up requires you keep the button pushed for a couple seconds which might lead to confusion until you get used to it. Actually it is a good feature. Holds a charge well when not powered. I have never run out of juice while using but I always charge after several uses.