I went back to my Aukey EP-B34, as no matter which earbud covers I use, they will not stay in my ear, even adjusting the strap. I had high hopes after they were featured in a review, but it just goes to show.

Earbuds are very confortable and charged quickly. Surprisingly though, there is not enough volume and sound distorts badly once you crank it, which again, is not very loud. I like my music to be loud enough that if I am getting ready for a heavy set that the earbuds have the range to provide crisp, deep sounds. Disappointed in that they look and feel great but come up short on volume and sound quality is poor. Returning them.

Pros: - Decent range - Great sound - Great fit - Love the green and black colors - Buttons are easy enough and intuitive - Easy to pair and switch between devices Cons: - When using a device in your pocket, the signal often/easily gets broken, regardless of crouching, walking, running, etc. I have used other Bluetooth headsets in the past without such issues. I usually put my device in small backpack while jogging. One star lost. - Can't use them while charging, making them not the best option when taking a flight or working in a place that allows for all day listening (e.g. programming, coding). This was huge for me. Easily a star lost. - Battery Life is sub par @ 4 hours, and since I can't use them while charging, I can really only use these while working out. Another star lost. Over all, these headphones aren't terrible by any means, just not what I was looking for. I think these are great for people who want a dedicated set of workout headphones. Beyond that, there's better options out there for most other use cases.

One of the volume controls bumper has fallen off after 2 days. Battery life is good but volume is low.

ETA: These are really disappointing; they are FAR too large to be functional for people with smaller anything. They constantly fall out of my ears bc there is no way to tighten the curved piece the goes behind the helix. There is also far too much of the stiff piece that goes around behind the head. Anytime you try to adjust a pony tail, sunglasses, bike helmet, these fall out. Additionally, the way they occlude the ear canal, which prevents the evaporation of sweat, I think there is a really high chance of bacterial growth. So, great if you're a large man, pass otherwise. Super sad; they're so close to being great. Pretty happy w these - they're my first Bluetooth headphones & they're what I needed: inexpensive & functional. The sound quality is great, and these fit my small lady ears really quite well. I use them at the gym while using the heavy bag, and have had some trouble keeping them secure when I'm realllllly sweaty. Wiping my ear & the ear piece solved the problem. The one factor I don't love is that they, like many many of the other options, occlude (completely block) the ear canal. People like me with sensory sensitivities will hear a great deal of uncomfortable sounds, like from breathing and walking. This can be resolved during low impact activities by removing one ear bud. Overall, in my opinion, these are the most comfortably designed occlusive earbuds I've tried. Plus, Anker seems to be a really great company to support. Go for them.

I wanted a pair that would sit in my ear and not in my ear canal and liked that these didn't have the controls on the cord, so I thought these might work. Nope. I switched to the smaller buds, but they were still too big. The over ear hooks are the height of my actual ear and were pushed into the tips of my ear by my thick hair. The ANKER earpiece itself was too big and left red marks from the edges pressing into my ear. Tried them several times constantly fiddling with them, and my hairstyle, to find some way to salvage them, but no dice. I even tried my YurBud earbuds, which do fit on the product, but can't help with the pressing edges. Only plus is that with one charge I've gotten almost 6 hours.

Pros: Sound good. Plenty loud. Secure. Comfortable. I wear these riding my scooter. The bad... If my phone is in my pants pocket (bluejeans) the signal cuts in and out CONSTANTLY. Oddly, it gets worse at speeds of over 60 mph. I find that very strange that windspeed would cause my bluetooth connection to waiver. My phone - Google Nexus 5x Andriod version 7.1.2 It is somewhat better with my phone in my vest pocket. If the bluetooth connection cannot maintain any type of strength between the distance my pant leg and about lower chest area... that is a failure. The terrible connection is disappointing. For earbuds that I can wear comfortably with my sunglasses and helmet and not worry about them flying off my head at 70mph; it stinks they cut in and out. No amount of charging, rebooting or updating my phone has helped this.

Pros - Very comfortable fitting. - Sounds pretty good. - Easy no hassle pairing and connectivity. Cons - Earbud fits deep down inside the ear canal. When I walk it I hear deep bass from my footsteps. I can only wear these in the gym doing low impact training. Forget about running with these. You'd probably go deaf from the pounding bass sound crushing your ear drums. I can not take phone calls with these due to the plugged up sound of my own voice. It's like trying to have a conversation with earmuff type hearing protection. Very strange. - Battery life is pretty short. Maybe 3 hours. Doesn't hold a charge when sitting in your bag for a few days. Definitely have to charge these before each use or you'll be without music part way through your work out. This has happened three or four times now in about a month of owning them.

So far I'm not sold on these. Had some adjusting to do to get them to sound good but they do seem very easy to lose that position if too much motion is involved. The real big bummer was right out of the box the pause function isn't working through these bt earbuds. Just received them today so I'm hoping I'll get used to the positioning and get to review the battery life, but honestly without being able to pause them using the multifunction button it kind of takes away from the point of controlling your device wirelessly. The last thing I want to do is pull out my phone every time I need to talk to someone. Maybe I'll order another pair and see what happens and return these. I'd like to see their potential before making a definitive choice. I'll update if anything changes.