Ear buds Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds Sport 2024 NEW Bluetooth 5.3 Headphones 68H Playtime with LED Display Powerful Bass Over Ear Earphones with Earhooks IP8 Waterproof for Gym/Running/Workout

Amazing value and product
I have written a handful of reviews at most but this is one item I feel compelled to share my opion of. The earbuds are so clear and can go so loud, yet somehow I can still hear what’s going on around me. I love that for work and walking. They charge easily in a really sturdy case. They pair easily. The charge lasted for hours. Another thing I liked was I can wear one bud and keep the other in the case charging. Then switch them out when the battery gets low. I can’t do that with some other brands. Lastly you can’t beat the price. I got them on sale and actually thought I wouldn’t keep them because they would be ‘cheap’ not just inexpensive I was skeptical, you don’t have to be.

Pretty happy with them, some small hiccups
My first pair came and worked great for a day, but died 10 minutes into a light workout (supposed to be waterproof and sweatproof, which is why i bought them). Returned and got a replacement set, and so far the replacements have been mostly fine. I probably shouldn’t hold that against them since that kind of thing happens and they were replaced, but thought I should mention it. Obviously you shouldn’t submerge them, but if you get them for working out I recommend stress testing them soon after you get them to ensure they can survive the sweat.A few comments:Good sound but not great: I like how they sound, it’s much better for listening to voices (podcasts) and not quite as good for music (but still plenty good enough for music for most people). I can hear voices much more clearly on these than my old headphones, so I can listen to podcasts while riding & working out on my rowing machine which I couldn’t do with my old headphonesI love the ear loops: I’ve lost 2 pairs of bluetooth earbuds by dropping them in water, and even before that they would constantly just fall out at inconvenient times. No moreMicrophone quality is good: I’m told the sound quality of my voice sounds great when I’m talking on the phone. I hang one earbud on my shirt while talking so the microphone can pick me up a little better, another advantage to the ear loop. This may not be necessary, but a few times people couldn’t hear me very well with the earbuds in my ears unless I spoke up. That’s very normal, that’s just how microphones work, that’s been true of all my past headphones, and I totally expected that and that’s another reason I bought the ear loop style headphones, so that’s not a knock on these, just a tip. It also isn’t too sensitive, which some mics are, so I don’t get complaints about people hearing every little noise around meI love the physical buttons, and the 3rd button (power/pause/play/answer) on the bottom is great, I specifically bought these because of the physical volume/next/previous buttons (I can’t stand taps and gestures), but I didn’t know it had that 3rd button. That means I can power them on and off without having to stick them in the charging case, which means I don’t have to take the charging case with me if I know I won’t be using them for a couple hours. That’s a HUGE positive for me. Many headphones require the charging case to turn them on/off. Having said that, the 3rd button on the bottom is very poorly placed. It’s too easy to hit it by accident, since you basically have to place your thumb on the bottom of the headphone anyway in order to press the volume buttons on top. I wish the 3rd button was on the side where the black circle thing is.One other annoyance with the buttons is that they make a click sound that can be painfully loud (not just a physical click sound, it plays a click sound through the headphones, so it’s much louder than just a physical click, it’s not awful but it’s pretty annoying, and it’s just unnecessary)Battery life doesn’t meet the claims: but it’s not a big deal. I get about 4-5 hours on the headphones when fully charged (not even close to the 8 hours claimed) and I estimate I get about 6-8 full charges from the charging case (which is roughly 40 hours, that also doesn’t come close to the 58H/68H claims). Having said that, it’s still mostly good enough for me. I rarely listen to them for that long at a time, and when I do run out of battery that’s probably a good sign that I need to take a break from listening anyway. The lower battery capacity on the charging case is only slightly annoying, it means I have to charge it every 6-7 days instead of every 10-14 days like I was hoping. So really not a big deal. Once the battery level indicator on the case gets down to 50% it starts to drop much faster, I think 50% is actually more like 20%Rubber earpieces started falling off sometimes: After using them for several weeks, I’ll remove a headphone from my ear, and the rubber ear piece just stays behind in my ear. I’d normally just super glue them on, except I like to switch to the larger rubber ear pieces for when I’m riding my bike (it cuts down on wind noise a LOT), and I like the medium ones for general use. This is currently my biggest problem with them, but also not a big dealRange is excellent, I can walk pretty far from my phone without losing connectionOverall, very happy with them, and I’d buy them again if the same Prime Day deal popped up

Pirce of Crap
Not worth the time and effort of buying this device. The earphone makes crackling noises. They dont charge because the charging probs become green and corroded, as well as the contacts on the earphone themselves. Also, the ear pads keep falling out.

Not worth it
For the price these are good, but I ordered two and got a defective one and the sound quality is pretty bad and even on the highest volume it still sounds very low. Only reason I’m giving two stars is because on the non defective one battery last while the other one is completely defective. I wouldn’t rebuy this pair.