True Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth 5.0 Wireless Headphones APTX Deep Bass Stereo HiFi Sound Noise Cancelling Sweatproof TWS Bluetooth Earbuds, CVC8.0 Built-in Mic Wireless Earphones with Qi Charging Box

I’m submitting this review from the perspective of an audiophile, so please factor that in when you read this. I have had the earphones for about a week now. I am generally very pleased with these earbuds! Perfect? No. But very good? Yes!Connectivity: excellent with Bluetooth 5.0. The range is about 30 feet, as promised. Pairing with my iPhone X was a cinch. Just follow the directions provided. After pairing with your device, be careful to take the headphones out of the case at the same time. Otherwise you’ll get a mispairing between the two earbuds causing an annoying echo effect. In other words, don’t take one out, put it in your ear, and then take the other out to put in the other ear. Take them out together.Battery: seems to be about 6 hours without recharging. Charging is easy as is charging the case (with either a USB-C cable or with contact (Qi) charging). Using the Qi charging does warm up the bottom of the case a bit but you won’t get burned nor will it start a fire.Sound: (remember, I’m an audiophile). Headphones need to be used at least 40+ hours before they’re fully “broken in” and I have not reached that point yet. Nevertheless, I’m pleased with the sound, given all the limitations with earbuds. And the sound keeps getting better as they become more seasoned. I have no idea which Bluetooth codec the manufacturer has designed into these headphones. The advertising does not specify. Given that fact, I’m fairly certain that they didn’t use aptX or AAC HD codecs. That would have been specified. It’s probably SBC, which limits performance some if streaming higher end signals. The reviews I read indicated a strong bass sound but I find the bass somewhat lacking (and I have tried all 7 earbud tips in search of better bass). It is a very forward or lively sound. There is more than enough volume; I rarely play the earbuds over 50% volume level (which was not true with the AirPods that I had to return). These are not studio monitors and they will not replace my high end wired or Bluetooth over the ear headphones. But that’s not why I purchased them.Fit and Comfort: the earbuds sit very comfortably in the ear and it’s easy to forget that you’re wearing them. I can wear them for several hours at a time without any discomfort. These are not noise canceling headphones but the snug ear fit does filter out some extraneous noise. I have no problem hearing music clearly on a city bus.Controls: the controls are on push buttons on each earbud and are easy to use, per the directions. You can stop and start music, move forward or backward, change volume, answer/end/ignore phone calls, and use an assistant. All with the tap of a button.All in all, for $80 these earbuds are excellent and I highly recommend that you consider them.

Okay so i bought these based on the high praise from many youtube reviewers. These babies are the real deal. They do feel cheap but boy do they perform. The sound quality is top notch and the bass is incredible for wireless earbuds. My only complaint and something i think others had an issue with also but didnt realize what the problem is. So when testing out the 7 different sizes of eartips...i noticed that on one of the pairs one of the tips had a silicone membrane that wasn't punched out. I could tell something was off as one earbud sounded substantially louder than the other one while playing music. Upon inspection of the tips is when i noticed the sound was being almost completely blocked by this membrane on the inside of one of the ear tips. It was only the one set of eartips that had the issue and i inspected all the others to make sure they were hollow throughout. It made that set unusable but they provide you with 7 sets total so i able use one of the other sets that had a better seal for my ears anyway. Wasn't a big deal. I will say that you really need to take the time and go through and inspect all the eartips in case you experience this issue. Also take the time to find the set of eartips that create the best seal for your ears. That is crucial in the performance of these as you won't get that heavy bass that these things can provide when you do. You may even have to adjust in your ear and finagle it a bit to get the proper seal but trust me you will know when you do. I would definitely recommend these headphones regardless of the 1 issue i experienced. They really do perform well if you take the time to find the proper fit and seal. The features these things provide at the $80 price point is awesome. Great battery life, usb-c charging, wireless charging, ipx5 water/sweat resistant. A lot of others don't even compete and to have great sound quality and bass also is just a win win all around. Hopes this helps.

I bought these several weeks ago and tried to give these earbuds a chance. The sound quality is fantastic, deep bass, clean mids, and crystal clear highs. I really wanted to like these but the connection issues have really tainted them. First of all, since I bought them they haven't connected to my phone immediately after I take them out of the case, at least not without a little fooling around with Bluetooth settings. I have had multiple pairs of wireless earbuds before these which were all budget options by Soundpeats. These always connected to my phone as soon as I took them out of the case and never had connection issues whatsoever but I had heard that the Sabbat e12 ultras were a great upgrade for a budget option so I spent the 80 some odd dollars on them. Like I said before, my first impression was awesome because of the great sound-stage and clarity and loudness, but after dealing with the poor auto connect, I was a bit disappointed but OK with dealing with it, however it doesn't stop there. Whenever I am just sitting around or lying in bed or basically not moving too much, the earbuds work as directed. However when I was working out or mowing lawn or riding my bike, the buds just constantly cut in and out. This is an issue for me because I am a regularly active person and it is super annoying to have your music cut in and out on you. Even more annoying yet is how I spent $80 on this product, it claims to have Bluetooth 5.0 and it doesn't compete with the Soundpeats which are at least $30 cheaper, if not $50, and overall Soundpeats provides a better product. Again, rather disappointed with this product, tried to give it a chance to work out its own bugs and even followed all of the instructions in the manual provided, but alas, they still didn't perform up to snuff. Mad respect to Soundpeats for having a killer product, I totally recommend any of their stuff. However, I cannot recommend the Sabbats to anyone because of their poor connectivity. Sabbat, shoot me a message about this, send me a new pair, give me a refund, lets work it out, then maybe you'll be getting the five star review your sound deserves.