Baseus Bass BP1 Pro Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds, Real-Time Adaptive Noise Cancelling, Adaptive Active EQ, LDAC Hi-Res Sound, 6-Mic AI Clear Calls, 55H Playtime, IP55 Waterproof, Bluetooth 6.0

Excellent earbuds for the price, but the price is a concern. I notice in Amazon UK store they list over £100 and at one point were around the £160 mark. However in the US they were as low as $30 at one point. I ordered from the US and with extra duties came to around £50, still less than half the current cost from the UK store. Onto the actual earbuds themselves. I like lots of treble and lots of bass and the Android app allowed me to make the settings I prefer. No complaints there. I do question Bluetooth 6.0 which is mentioned deep in the specifications somewhere. As BT 6.0 was only ratified in August 2025, I fail to see how these buds can adhere to that standard. So maybe incompatibilities will arise in the future. From a sound point of view, I had no issues and I found fitting the largest of the supplied silicon ear covers produced the best bass, regardless of your ear canal size. A good buy at £50 or less. I'm not so convinced if it's over £100

Es perfecto el producto

Just below average Quality

Muy buen audio y buena cancelación de ruido, no se escuchan los motores de avión a pesar de estar en un asiento detrás de las alas.

Awesome budget earbuds. I’m usually a headphones type of person and have several hi-fi offerings from Sennheiser, AKG, Hifiman, etc. The only earbuds I picked up were Sony Linkbud S which sounded great. But after two years, they started having battery issues, with one side barely lasting 30 mins or so. I wasn’t ready to shell out another hundred bucks or so and decided on these Baseus BP1 Pronearbuds which seemed to get decent praise. For the price, these are an awesome budget pair of earbuds. The sound quality is not as good as the Sony, but it’s probably about 80-90% there. The soundstage on these are actually good. Some of the preset EQs are actually decent as well. I opted with a custom setting. Unfortunately, the custom settings are hard to dial in and don’t get as loud as the presets. Still, I was able to dial it in to something I was decently happy with. And again, for the price, these sound amazing. The ANC is decent, not as good as the Sony but good enough. Transparency mode feels a little off and muffled, but general ANC seems to cut out most of the ambient noise fine for me. Fitment felt good with the included tips (you get a few extra sizes). But I already have some Azla SednaEarfit Max tips that are awesome and they really help getting a good seal and feel super comfortable. Controls can be customized through the app and everything was responsive. Battery life seems to be good as well. For the $25 or so these really can’t be beat.

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ​I originally bought these for just $24 on sale to serve as a cheap, wireless "beater" pair for my daily commute because I didn't want to drag my $250 flagship Samsung Galaxy Buds3 Pro into the daily grind. I expected baseline functionality, but these completely blew me away. ​The build quality and workmanship are incredibly solid for the price. Sound-wise, they punch way above their weight class—a buddy of mine even admitted they sound noticeably cleaner and have deeper bass than his $100 JBL setup. The companion app works perfectly for firmware updates and dialing in the EQ. ​But the biggest surprise? The speech-to-text and call mic quality. I use a Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, and the voice transcription using these buds is actually cleaner and more accurate than talking directly into my phone's onboard mic. Combine that with massive battery life and a free 100W digital display cable thrown in the; this is easily the best value tech purchase I've made all year. Highly recommended.