I will being by saying that I didn't purchase these, I received a set from my dad who got them as a promotional anniversary gift from work. I'm not normally a fan of in-ear earbuds because they are very uncomfortable and these are no exception. They push on the ear canal and tragus so that by the end of their battery life (about 3 hours) I don't want any other earbuds or headphones touching my ears for 24 hours. I continue to use them for convenience when painting because there are no cords to get in the way, but with the low battery life and the fact that they are SO uncomfortable if I can even get them to stay in, they're really not something I would come back to purchase once mine wear out. All of that being said, they're great at noise cancellation. I can't hear a thing with music playing and everything sounds like it's under water when I don't have anything playing.

I really enjoy these headphones. They sound great and stay in my ears well. My only real complaint is that they ONLY charge when the lid to the case is OPEN. This is possibly the dumbest design choice I've ever seen. If I charge the case up and close the lid, I expect the case to automatically keep the earbuds charged up to 100% so that they are ready to go when I want to use them next. Unfortunately, this is not how these work. If you charge the case, put the buds inside, close the lid, and don't use your headphones for a few days, you can almost guarantee they will be dead, or nearly so, when you want to use them next. You can't just close the lid and toss them in a backpack or pocket and expect them to be charged. This is especially annoying when you're traveling. I had to sit on an airplane and hold the case in my hand with the lid open, so that I could charge them up and listen to music in-flight.

I bought these at Walgreens clearanced for $30, for that, id recommend all day long, but fit for me is poor, which caused poor sound quality. Also poor comfort. I kind of like physical buttons for no accidental presses, but combined with poor comfort the required pressure to press can get surprisingly painful after a while. But, the master earbud is the left, which is nice as most are the right, so for me makes it a good choice for a backup pair.

I purchased these earbuds as a gift in December for around $60 (what they were listed at the time) and I would say for that cost, they are severely disappointing. The sound quality is very “tinny” and hollow sounding, similar to a $5-10 set of wired headphones you may buy. Now at the time of reviewing they have reduced the price to $29, which sounds much more reasonable. I would potentially recommend these for $29 but I got ripped off paying nearly $60 for these. I have a pair of Sony wireless earbuds that were $70 and they sound 100x better than these. Save your money and buy some better ones.

Muy buena

Batter died in 3 hours the mic is trash

Kool 4 da price...

The headphones look good, but...

for cheap earphones, they arent that bad

Poor battery life