Wireless Earbuds Headphones Bluetooth 5.2 In-Ear Earbuds Noise Cancelling Wireless Ear buds IPX7 Waterproof Stereo Built-in Mic Sports Earphones for IOS/Android/Samsung (White)

It is really looks like real AirPods

Na

The sound quality is good value for the price.

Works very well

looks exactly like a real AirPod battery is a bit laggy but will do :)

Cheap, easy to use, packaging could’ve been better. The sound quality is good, they look just like the real Apple ones. Pretty decent overall

They’re awesome. They feel just like iPhone normal earphones so the comfort was amazing. The volume seems to be really amazing as well, along with the noise cancellation being very noticeable. Sturdiness is marked as 3 stars as I did drop one and it came apart upon impact, however I will add that this was easily put back together and the pieces snapped back in place like it never happened. There was a very slight buzzing sound sometimes when I turned them on, but I refuse to mark the product down for this as the price for them was £15 and it can’t be expected to have absolutely zero flaws at a price like that.Update: I left them in a Zara changing room and they went missing x with them being fake I wasn’t as upset as someone might be if they were real lol

This is an excellent bit of kit. It's accurate, repeatable, easy to use, and seems well made.At 5 m range mine seemed to be reading consistently 2 mm off when compared to a good-quality steel tape. I used the calibration function to correct this, and it's now spot on at that distance.At 15 m range the measurement is repeatable to ±2 mm. Checking accuracy at this distance is hard without specialist surveying equipment, not least because the pressure needed to operate the "Measure" button causes the spot to move slightly if you're not careful. I'm satisfied that it matches a Stanley fibreglass tape to within 10 mm, and I wouldn't be surprised to get the full 2 mm accuracy. In other words it's excessively accurate for most real-world applications.The display is easy to read. It took me a while to realise that a removable clear film protects the display for shipping. The buttons have a nice feel. The unit does beep a lot, but I don't find that a problem.Build quality is fine for the price, though I don't see it standing up well to wet and mud on a building site. The included case is handy and gives good protection.The little paper manual has some terrible Chinese translations, but thankfully operation is fairly intuitive. The various triangulation modes, which allow you to measure things you can't physically reach, are more complicated, but easy to get the hang of if you use them regularly.On switching on, the unit defaults to the rear measurement datum (it's easy to swap to measuring from the front instead), but the units – metres, feet, inches etc. – are preserved.In practical use, range is limited by how far you can see the laser spot. To get the full 40 m you'd need dim lighting, a steady hand (a pity there's no tripod socket), and perhaps a reflective target. The built-in spirit level is not very accurate, though better than nothing I suppose.In sunshine, even 10 m could be difficult; if you're in doubt, try a standard red laser pointer. You can definitely take measurements successfully when it's too bright to see the laser spot, but accuracy will suffer if you can't see where you're aiming. Red laser glasses might help.The unit comes in a nice-looking printed cardboard box. Batteries (2 x AAA) were not supplied, which is unusual these days.