Seriously. Stop reading the reviews for all these other cheap knock offs that will either skip in the middle of a song, completely crap out after 30 days, or make you look like the rebirth of Frankenstein's monster. I've been using these for three days now and can honestly say that they are the best investment I've made for my daily work out. For me, the fit, right out of the box has been snug and secure without feeling uncomfortable. No matter how much you shake or move, these thing won't come out (great for running, weight training, or cross-fit). Aesthetically, the best thing about these are the fact that they are very low profile. You can barely see them in your ears so that means no handle bars coming out the sides of your head. In regards to sound quality, I can say they sound pretty good. Much better than expected for a pair of workout buds. Decent highs and mids; with some surprisingly good bass as well. Hey, they're for workouts so don't expect audiophile sound. You can stream your tunes or (my favorite) just load a bunch of songs directly to the buds and go. There's 4 gigs of memory so plenty of space for up to 1000 songs. Also, there's a shuffle feature; so you can mix up your tunes and not have to listen to the same artists or songs in a row. As far as build quality goes, my wife accidentally dropped them twice when trying them on and there was no damage. These are some pretty solid buds and I'm expecting them to last for quite a while. For streaming, just open the case and they pair easily with your phone or any Bluetooth device. I have yet to experience a single drop in connectivity when streaming from my phone or ipod (knock on wood). So there you go. If you're hesitant (as I was) about going full wireless; or if your're just shopping around and considering getting a cheaper version, don't. Get these. You won't regret it.

UPDATE 15 MONTHS OF USING IT 8 HOURS A DAY, 4 DAYS A WEEK These buds have truly stood the test of time, once I removed the "wax gate" from the earbuds with a safety pin, they're louder, bass is more punchier, and I've never had a lack of sound issue ever again. They still connect immediately, they have never unpaired from my phone. Touch responsive is still there, battery still lasts 5 hours streaming music from phone per charge, still has 2 charges in the case. I absolutely love these buds, no need for the Galaxy Buds if you have these, there are sooo much better if you listen to Metal or Hip Hop, and destroy the Airpods. UPDATE: 8 MONTHS OF USING IT 8 HOURS A DAY 4 DAYS A WEEK. I have a part time job in retail and I wear them the first half of my shift, charge them on lunch for an hour, then use them the 2nd half. The sound is still great, sounds better on Samsung devices paired with it also. Still haven't had any drop outs in signal. **NOTE** Ive read people have had sound faint out and then stop all together. That is from sweat and wax build up inside the filter for the earbud. The best solution is to use a safety pin and remove the filter completely. Not only does it result in better sound, but if you just clean your ears every day you don't have to worry about anything building up, was never goes into the earbud without the filter either. These are the best earbuds on the market guys. 2018 Honest review after 2 full days of use. SS taken as soon as the notification for 5% popped up and how much battery is left and the other pic is to show you the scaling of the case compared to the Samsung Gear S3, It's a very small case and it looks great! So I have a part time job in retail and I'm surrounded by people all day, most of which I'd rather block out haha these are perfect for that. Once properly placed in your ear they block off at least 80% of all noise, the passive noise isolation is excellent. That being said these get louder than your cheap 20-60 dollar Bluetooth earbuds, they have balanced sound for all genres and enough lows, I'd honestly say more than you would ever need, great great bass for hip hop and double pedals with metal. MAX volume The battery lasted 5 hours 2min when I got the 5% battery notification Their range is about 30 feet like most Bluetooth devices, less through walls etc. When you remove both from your ears they pause, just one they stay playing music. You can make stereo phone calls and hear from both buds. They fit like a glove so snug, almost too snug. When you remove them from the case once paired they always auto connect and turn on the way you left them. You get exactly 3.42GB to use for muaic, basically an extension of storage to your phone which is so nice. It's said you get 7 hours playback without using phones Bluetooth I will test that next but so far these are the best earbuds 2018. Not the most comfortable but the best value, the swipe controls are tap controls are amazing, highly highly highly recommend these for anyone that wants true wireless earbuds that don't ever break connection, lag, and don't look like q tips sticking out your ear :P

Disclaimer up front: I am a Galaxy user so I don't have any of the issues iOS users focus on. I looked pretty hard for reasonably sweat proof Bluetooth earbuds that would fit securely while working out. My search landed on either these, Apple ear pods, or the budget friendly "Avantree IPX5 Sweatproof TWS Wireless Earbuds". I tried the Avantree but they crapped out the 2nd time I used them. So that left the two ~$150 options. I have to say these really work well. It's a little tricky getting the IconX placed in your ear canal snugly. However, once they're in, they're in. I feel very confident jumproping, running, benching, whatever and these will stay secure and comfortable. The range is also excellent. I left my phone to get a drink of water ~45 feet away. The music kept streaming like a champ with only a .25 second cutout. It's also nice knowing I can use the internal storage any time I get around to revisiting my mp3 stash that's been collecting dust for about a decade. Then I can go on runs and such without worrying about carrying a bulky phone. SUBJECTIVE CON: So just like it would be annoying to hire an architect who bolted all your furniture to the floor so you don't ruin their 'vision' of the aesthetics when you move in, I can understand people's frustration with the charging case. If you can get over the fact that Samsung kind of forced your decision on how to store the headphones when you're not using them, it's actually a pretty convenient system. Just throw them in there between use and you don't need to think about whether they're on or off, charged, or your pets/kids are going to grab one and decide to chew on it. It's also really nice that it has an internal battery so you can charge on the go.

General Man these earbuds are amazing. I own a Samsung s7edge and a Gear Sport watch. The 3 interact seamlessly. I needed a pair of headphone that were completely, truly wireless for work and a way to communicate with my phone without having to pull it out and these are definitely the best way to go. Bluetooth I don't have any issues with connectivity. You will need to use the case in order to connect the earbuds to your device but dont need to carry it with you to stay connected. You also have the option of using just one or both buds at any given time. Comfort The right earbud for some reason does fatigue my ear faster than the left earbud but I use them for an entire 8hr shift so ear fatigue is to be expected. I can usually go for about an hour and a half to two hours before ear fatigue becomes noticeable. Battery I use one bud at a time so battery life is never an issue for me. I usually get about 4-5hrs from my right ear before I get the 10% battery warning. The case does a great job of recharging the buds as well, but you need to make sure they are seated inside properly in order to charge. Onboard Storage The earbuds can store up to 4gb which is roughly 1000 tracks. I only have about 5 songs stored on my earbuds and that was mainly just to test the function. If you want to just store your playlist and not connect to a device that can be done as well. Touch Controls Honestly one of my favorite features on these earbuds are the touch controls. Replaying tracks, skipping tracks, pausing, playing, and controlling volume can all be done via the buds. The only thing that may take some practice to get down packed is volume control. I find that starting at the very base of the bud and swiftly swiping up or down works best.

Amazing tbh. I've had these for a couple months and I'm glad I bought them despite the bad reviews I've seen. Sound quality The sound quality is good. A lot better than the headphones that came with the S8 series, which was terrible. The bass on these is pretty good. Pairing I've never had a problem pairing them or issues with one earphones sounding different from the other, and they pair I'm less than 10 seconds. Comfort I've worn mine while running, lifting, dancing, or just chilling on the train, and I never get the feeling that they will fall out, and the never have. (This was after I adjusted the size using one of the 3 removable prices it comes with. Apparently I have a large ear canal. Battery The battery life it good. I've never timed it, I use them for a few hours most days and I can't complain. Sometimes I'll use just one earphones, so it will eventually die before the other. Other -The touch controls are definitely not "too sensitive." -I get them pretty sweaty and have had no problems. - you can store media/music on the earphones themselves - Find my earphones feature if helpful and I've already had to use it once, but the sound had the missing earbud makes is very low and difficult to ear, even in a rather quiet room. The Ugly? - I guess they stick out of the ear a little more than I would like. I rarely use the "save music on the earphones" feature because, like most people these days, I usually always have my phone with me. I'd rather have 2gb of storage and smaller earphones than 4gb of storage and large earphones. - The control take a while to get used to. I still don't get what some things do.

I've used these for one run so far. They stayed connected without any drops for the entire duration of my run. The sound quality is impressive for the form factor and the battery was plenty for my workout. I haven't encountered any connection drops or volume being out of sync issues that other reviewers mentioned. I used the buds with my phone in my pocket and had no connection issues what so ever. If I encounter any issues I'll update the review. In terms of features: The work out assistant is basically a gimmick, I disabled it during my workout because the metallic voice of the prompts is annoying. The ability to store music directly on the buds could be cool, but it would be much more useful if it supported Spotify like the Gear Sport watch. I just don't know many people that still have mp3 files on their phone rather than a cloud music solution, especially people who are buying wireless earbuds.

I pair these with my Galaxy 9+ and wanted something to go wireless when I am out biking, walking, and flyfishing. They come with 3 different tips and three flexible "wings", go into the ears super easy and are securely fit. They don't isolate as well as my normal wired headphones with foam inserts but it is good. The sound quality is very good, the app lets you tune the sound profile (equalizer) and they work great for phone calls as well. There are times when I turn my head that one ear piece will drop out briefly but otherwise they seem to be stable and using them walking around my office with my phone sitting on the charger they also are very stable making it easy to stand, walk and carry on a phone conference. Charging case works well, play life is long, recharge is fast and the case fits in my pocket. The seem to be comfortable over long time periods, I have had them in up to 5 hours straight with no real complaint. My complaint for these would be the touch controls. You are supposed to swipe up/down to adjust volume, I often end up with pause or switch tracks (tap and swipe left/right). On the other hand, I really don't use or need much from the controls that way. You can load a fair amount of music direct to the headphones so that you can head out without the phone and still have music to go. Great unit for the price, well made, discrete and secure.

Let's start off with I have the Samsung Note 8. I have the gear app that connects all my gear including my Samsung watch. I think this is why my experience is a five star one. I had the original model which I purchased refurbished. It was ok but the battery life absolutely blew, but I knew that going in. I work out for an hour and I wanted completely wireless. An hour is all it could do. I'd get the '10% remaining' towards the end of my workout. Not very good. The 1 hour on the last ones were so limiting that make it seem like these are like winning the lottery. I know, I can get any other earbud on the market but I wanted it seamless with the ecosystem of what I already have. So when I got these it was like heaven, five hours? Amazing. One of the best parts is ambient sound ability (allows you to hear sounds that the earbuds block) is really functional at the gym. No more pulling one out of your ear to have a conversation. You can even access it without having to open your phone. Hold down the ear bud (if you program it first) and it captures sound around you. When you're done turn it off. Or leave it on all the time. That means technically you can drive with it because you can hear around you. They are super comfortable, better than the last. And they are pillow friendly and don't hurt. One thing I use them for us as ear plugs for loud environments. It may look strange at a concert or a club but I can't stand ringing ears. I kinda don't understand the bad reviews. I'm thinking it's because their not using it with Samsung phones? That's not an excuse, Samsung should make it universal. And, for example, I can't get my friend's Samsung TV to connect to my phone, of which I am rear end hurt about because hello I have a Samsung phone. I also was scared about the longevity of the product based on the reviews. To assuage my fears, I bought the warranty. It's worth it to me, even if I never have to use it. Maybe people have more ear sweat than me, I don't know. Keep in mind the cord is usb c not micro usb. I might have to break down and put actual mp3s on the phone. That on an airplane I don't have to get out my phone. It's like early 2000s all over again lol. Or if I needed to sleep in a loud environment I could do a playlist for music to sleep to. Hmm will it end at the end of the playlist? I'll have to look into it. So yeah, obviously I'm satisfied.

I have had these headphones for about two weeks now, and so far they are as great as I expected them to be! I am currently using them with a Google Pixel 2 Phone. I have used them on long walks and for hour-long work outs, and plan to use them for work. Below are things I can say about the earbuds so far. Battery Life - I haven't had any problems with them running low on battery so far in my use, probably due to the short amount of time I use them each time. Ambient Sound - I think people have complained about the white noise when no music is playing and how it doesn't so very realistic. Well, I think they serve their purpose in allowing the user to be aware of their surroundings. I can talk to people without taking out the earbuds which is very convenient in a pinch. Running Coach - Didn't use this function so I can't really say much about it. Battery Case - Small enough to carry in my pocket, and seems sturdy. 4 GB Storage - Once the Samsung Gear software is installed, this feature can be used extensively. I've used the earbuds alone without music streaming from the phone, which can be nice, but obviously, this limits some of the control options you have with the phone nearby. Touch Control - People in the reviews have said that this can be touchy, but I enjoy this feature very much. The past bluetooth earphones I've used have tactile buttons, so you can't expect the same feel. But the volume up/down works well, and the taps work well too. I've personally had no problems controlling the music with the touch controls. Sound - I don't think you can expect mind-blowing sounds from these earphones. And I am no audiophile. With that said, I think these sound great! The volume gets plenty loud, the high and lows are clear, and I can still feel the thump of the bass. I prefer a more bassy sound, so I think it could use a little more of the low end, but that's personal taste. Durability - With only having owned it for two weeks, I can't say much about how well the earbuds or the battery case take wear and tear. But I have dropped the case once, with no apparent damage. Fit - Coming from earpods, I had no real expectations on fit. I have had no experiences with earbud wing tips, but the ones on these seem to keep the buds in my ear. I can shake my head back and forth and jump up and down, and these do not seem to budge. The eartips also seal out sound well. Connectivity - I've always had them connected to my phone via bluetooth, so I don't know the range of the earbuds, but they stay connected well. I did notice a few split-second drop outs when turning my head away to the left with the phone on my right, but when I switched the "main" bud in the Samsung Gears app, I no longer had the issue. Overall, my experience with these earbuds have been very pleasant. I've read lots of reviews on them online, and I had some reservations about certain features of the device and its sound, but as an average consumer and as an audio layman, these are very good.

These headphones are awesome. Great sound and base. They can fit snugly in your ear. I get really sweaty and they dont even fall off or get loose. They're sleek, low profile, and immediately connect to my Note 9 without any issues. Have you seen Theres Something About Mary where Ben Still her spink on his ear? That's how I envision Airpod users. Get these instead! My only gripe is that the touch is very sensitive. If you swipe up incorrectly, you can pause your song instead of raising the volume. That's about it . If you want great sound, I'd get the Bose wireless bus. However they look bulky n stick out your ear. If your just a douche, then get airpods n pay for the stupid price its supposedly worth. These Icons are awesome. Did I forget to mention that you can load about 3.5gb of music into it? That's about 1,000 songs.