Wireless Earbuds with Earhooks Mini Bone Conduction Headphones Waterproof Open Ear Earpiece Noise Canceling Sports Bluetooth 5.0 Earphones Headset for Cycling Driving

Like over 18 months ago I bought these and since then I've also ordered at least 10 different kinds. Out of all of them, these were by far the overall best. There were some that were a tighter more secure fit but those had terrible battery and sound quality and there were some that had a better mic but not as good of a fit..overall while these aren't the most secure they more than make up for in overall..to break it down, there are 5 categories to consider with earbuds and out of 5 being the highest rating in each category,I would rate each as follows: 1) comfort -4 not the most secure but somewhat, but they are comfortable...2) sound quality- 4, not muffled but not the clearest either...3) mic quality-3 could be a clearer more crisp mic...4) custamizability-3 there just isn't a lot of audible options when it comes to sound eq...and 5) cost-5 for the price these are overall way better ratings than I would give to others. There are some that cost far more but have an absolutely terrible mic or sound. So overall I would rate a total of 4..and I am ordering another pair right now....edit - totally forgot about battery life- 4..like anything else they start out with an awesome battery life but it does dwindle over time. But at under $25 totally worth it.

I was so excited to receive these ear buds however i charged them to 100 percent and i connected them to my phone. They connected and the volume is all the way up and it sounds like whatever I'm listening to is whispering in my ear. Furthermore they don't last for more then a hour or two and that with one bud in and with two buds in they may last a hour. The buds are in a different language not English. I'm extremely disappointed in these earbuds. On a positive note i do like the design of them. They had a great fit on the ear and they don't hurt or pinch like others i have. I seriously suggest shopping around because these buds are not it.

So while the sound quality wasn't bad, because its basically a hanging speaker rather than a bone conducting or normal earbuds the sound clarity and volume wasn't great. Maybe if you have small ears then the speaker would be closer to your ear canals and would be louder. But for me, I had to try and push them closer to my ear canal to hear anything while outdoors or wait for cars to stop driving by.However, indoors they work fine. Loud enough at 90-100% vol. They were responsive with Google assistant and the sounds quality wasn't bad by any means. I think it would be allot better if the band would wrap around the back of the ear with the speaker near the earlobe or actual bone conducting and had the bone speaker behind the ear.The microphone was better than I thought it would be. In the same instant as before where I could barely hear anything on the street, I was on the phone with my wife and she said that she heard me just fine! I used it allot with "okay Google" assistant, and it activated every time indoors, but I had a harder time out doors and while working (there's allot of noise at my job)They're comfortable, I had my right ear on for a whole day (turning it on and off when I didn't need to use it) and it never gave me any discomfort. When I first tried on the buds it kinda felt like they were gonna fall off, but positioning them properly, and even an aggressive shake to the head doesn't knock them off. But adjusting my glasses did knock them off more than once!The controls are kinda annoying and the instruction manual wasn't organized very properly to easily find where the controls were. But controlling the volume was difficult, and because it's a touch sensitive "button" you just need to place your skin on the casing to use it. Personally I've never been a fan of these types of "buttons" as I prefer a real button I can feel, it makes multiple taps more difficult as now i habe to wonder if it hit tapped the rubber or where it's touch sensitive. So for the controls, I did not like them at all.TL;DROverall they aren't bad at all. And the design could be improved to be more universal and more responsive. The issue isn't that the speakers aren't loud enough, they just were just to far from my ear drums to sound loud. Most of the quality was lost because of this, but when it was quite the quality was great! My ears Might be big and the buds weren't close enough to my ear drums to use outdoors. If perhaps an extendable earpiece could help, or changing the place of the speaker could work wonders. They are comfy and could be worn for awhile without any discomfort. (Assuming you don't lay down on your side with them). Controls kinda suck, but the microphone was good for wireless buds!

First off, if I could rate the ear buds alone they would be a 5, however since they are connected by the case I dropped my score. The charging case is flimsy. Its also hard to open. The charging ports you have to get the buds right onto them and kind of push them down. Unlike others where you drop them in and a magnet grabs them. These will fall right out. The sensors also don't pick up the charging bars on the tiny screen. It works when it wants to. That all being said, ear buds are just the right fit, I have small ears. The sound quality isn't a tingy sound like many bone conductors can be. The volume is same as phone: some Bone conductors you have to have higher volume than you would regular ear buds. The on ear bud controls, volume pause etc. make mobility away from phone great. The also can go quite the distance without interruption from my phone. Would I recommend these, absolutely as long as you don't mind the flaws of the case.