AUKEY True Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth 5 Headphones in Ear with Charging Case, Hands-Free Headset with Mic, Touch Control, 35 Hours Playback for iPhone and Android

Once again I find myself either needing or at least seeking a use case specific pair of speakers. In this case it was ear buds. Ear buds I could wear daily while walking/working/etc outside regardless of the weather. And when I wear a winter hat earbuds that don't leave me feeling like they are piercing my brain in an effort to touch tips. Which. I mean. Is just a known no-no anyway but I digress.Well. Guess what? So far so good. Across the board on all accounts.Sonically they are pretty good. I mostly use them for spoken word type stuff so I really haven't used them much for musical stuff. So. I can't really comment on how sublime they are when it comes to musical reproduction. But for the stuff I have been listening to they have been working just fine. And for me one of the main things they are able to do is not sound super thin and tinny. Like some earbuds and earphones sound like they're off your noggin and 5ft away from you while you're using them.Fit and feel I've already covered. Even with a tighter fitting knit cap they've been comfortable _enough_.Connectivity has been great too. In fact I don't even know if I have experienced any sort of unexpected disconnects or breaks in connection. I will say that when I first got them out to pair them I felt a bit like John Spartan looking at the three shells in the bathroom in _Demolition Man_. Yeah I was like "Uuuuuuuh. I mean. Pair?" Honestly I still don't consistently know what I'm doing when I do pair them but they almost always pair when I try to so yeah. It's almost like they're going "Get away thumbs. We'll take care of it."Aesthetically I mean they're cool enough right. They are obviously inspired by a certain tech fruit. But they're black. Which is cool because I don't already have so many matte black electronic devices. Seriously though. I mean. If it was a good enough aesthetic for Snake Eyes it's good enough for me.Value? Pretty good I'd say. In fact not too long after I bought them they were on special for like 40%. No I didn't order another pair to dollar-cost average my buy-in but yes I was super tempted and super close to doing it.What else. Charging. Yeah they seem to charge fast enough. I don't think I've ever used them off charge enough so that they ran out of juice so I can't really comment on how long the charge lasts.I don't recall if these advertise anything about noise cancelling or noise isolation but I don't use them for that anyway so it's a non-issue.Alright I think that about covers it. Would I buy them again? Well considering I confessed to nearly doing that already I'd say that counts as a yes.If you found this helpful go ahead and click that "Helpful" button below. It really does help people like you and me find reviews on products like this.

I was happy with these. Then a tragedy occurred. I left them in the case in my pocket and accidentally put them through a washing machine cycle! When I opened the washer they were laying on top of the clothes like, “how could you?” I died a little because I’d only had them like two weeks. I’ve killed a few Bluetooth headphones the same way. Still I figured it couldn’t hurt to try to salvage them as I had done unsuccessfully with the others, but hope springs eternal. I put all three parts in front of the heat register for a day. Then I just let them sit on my dresser for a week. Yesterday I put the buds in the case and plugged it in. This morning I pulled them out and miraculously they turned on! The only thing I had to do was re-pair them to my phone. They’re working perfectly. I’m gobsmacked and very pleased. Seems to me they’re pretty well made.

I love these wireless earbuds! They fit into my ears perfectly, which is saying something because I have small ear canal openings and most earbuds keep falling out because they do not fit securely. I love the fact that these earbuds have no wires on them at all. Some wireless earbuds still have a wire connecting the two earpieces, which can be annoying and get caught on collars, etc.. So far the battery life seems good; I've only had them a week or so, thus I can't comment on longevity of the product. I also like that they come in a little case for charging, which is handy and also keeps me from losing them.Two minor cons: (1) I wish the sound had a little more bass to it, but it's good overall. (2) I tried to switch out the silicone earbud covers, but they are SO hard to get on, I gave up and left the ones that were already on the product (had a very hard time getting back on the one that I'd removed)! Luckily, these fit my ears perfectly as is.Overall, these are great wireless earbuds and I highly recommend them.

Overall I'd give these a 8/10. These are not fantastic earbuds by any means, but you have to set expectations when you're ordering $30 earbuds. Ultimately I ended up having to return them because they just don't fit my ears correctly. I usually buy earbuds with the "stem" because I feel it gives a more secure hold, but the angle of these was just weird. The stem kinda pressed against my face, and in turn, pushed the earbuds from my ear constantly. Maybe just my face?Sound: pretty decent, but not awesome for music. It lacks depth, but it gets the job done. I wanted them to listen to music while cleaning, working, etc, so the quality was fine for that. Call quality is perfectly fine, no complaints there. People were able to hear me just fine. Movies/videos/etc were fine too. I didn't notice any lag with the audio.Battery: I only used them for about a week, but the battery seemed great. The earbuds held a charge very well and the case kept them charged when not in use with no issueCase: the case is very compact. Maybe a little hard to get a grip and open it, but I noticed it doesn't pop open and fling your earbuds across the room when you drop it, so it's good.Functionality: eh, I'm not a fan of the buttons on the earbud either way. It's always awkward to try to press what you need. I didn't think the controls were awesome, but I don't think any earbud controls are awesome. Pairing worked fine and was quick. Earbuds can be used independently and there's no interruption of you decide to put one bud away while using the other.Overall, they're not bad at all. I would have kept them if they stayed in my ears better

I've bought a lot of wireless earbuds trying to find the ones that are right for me and these are easily in the top 10% in terms of audio quality and fidelity. There's a ok amount of bass but mids and highs are perfect. The fact that these use the APT-X codec is probably a factor in why these sound so good.these are using a Qualcomm technology called TWS Plus as opposed to the standard TWS. The previous generation of ear buds I bought relied on one bud to act as master and the 2nd bud to be slave. This TWS Plus generation equally distributes the processing to both buds and greatly increases battery life and signal strength. I have had no cut outs or signal issues with these buds.As is pretty standard, they came with several sets of the ear pieces, and I was able to easily find one that fit my ears. They are comfortable, and work great for music, videos and calls.

My airpods started having issues with pairing so got these as an interim cheap pair.I was pleasantly surprised; these are really good for the price. They always pair reliably with all my devices without one ear cutting out etc. and so far seem durable enough. I use for the commute and exercise / jogging and also at work for online meetings on Teams and Zoom etc.Call and music quality is good. Touch commands work well.The only slight drawback is the case is not as sexy as some higher end products from Apple for example and is a bit clunky looking / feels plasticy but that's nitpicking and to be expected for a product so low priced. The important thing to me is that they work reliably and well.Really good product for the price and I would recommend these to anyone.

I am quiet happy to be the first reviewer from India for this product. Got it for 2999/- during the Prime day sale when it was launched. So given the numerous options you have in the market for earbuds these days, I list below the pros and cons to help you :1. Fit - it fits into your ear like magic and stays there, you can exercise, run, jog but it won't come out. In this respect it beats even the best buds out there.2. Sound - is pretty good, nice clarity with a good balance of everything, including a good base.3. Connectivity - connects with one device at a time seamlessly, no problems there. Moreover it auto pairs with the last device it was connected to when taken out of the charging case.4. Calling quality - works fine from what I have tested, there was no complains from the person at the other hand of the call.5. Battery - the earbuds once fully charged can run upto 5 hours without any issues, the case can provide another 20 plus hours or so.6. Noise cancellation - is decent enough, obviously you can't expect noise cancellation like top of the line headphones from Sony and Bose worth more than 20k.7. Works on either earbud - it perfectly works on either earbud.Cons1. Touch controls - can be hit or a miss at times, nothing major.2. Design - it is a little bulky than the sleek Apple airpods design wise, but can't really complain given the comfort and the snug fit that it provides.Overall, it's a very good buy if you are looking for a good pair of earbuds under 5k.Please like if you find this review helpful. Thanks!

So I got myself a pair of wireless headphones a few months ago. I'm pretty happy with them but my wife wanted something 'different'. She likes the Apple Earbuds look, but something that wouldn't be mistaken as the Apple Earbuds. I looked online and found these. They look almost exactly the same except they're BLACK. No one would mistake these. So how were they?Strengths:Sound is pretty goodBattery last as listedNice styleWeakness:Would be nice if the case allowed wireless charging (but that's a different price range).You cannot connect to multiple devices at the same time. But this is the same issue as even the Sony WH-1000xm3 which are some of the most highly rated noise canceling headphones.Conclusion:For this price range, I think these headphones are top notch.

Had some pretty expensive Panasonic wireless bluetooth headphones for running which I recently started doing because the pools are all closed so I can't swim but wan't to keep my conditioning up, was having to adjust them at least once per km which gets frustrating. Saw these on sale on Amazon with a $10 coupon so for $40 figured I'd take a chance as most of the highly reviewed true wireless options are $200+So I was a little skeptical that perhaps the sound quality would be rubbish but I've worn them now on 8+ runs all between 30-50 mins (5~9km) and colour me impressed. Once they're in I don't have to adjust them. They isolate noise like a pair of Etymotic Research ER20 earplugs would do, in other words I'm surprised how it sounds attenuated as I can hear the treble in speech whereas some noise isolating options or earplus lose the mids and highs substantially more than low frequencies.Sound quality for $40 is very impressive, while you may not experience the low frequencies on a run as you would listening to closed ear circumaural headphones on a good stereo system in a critical listening room, you don't need that for a run. I listen to a lot of high energy stuff like Underworld which definitely has lots of low end, but the beats, the music/melody, the speech, it all comes through very clearly and paired to my iPhone 8 I'm not getting ANY break ups at all in the bluetooth connection.My Garmin picks up notifications so if someone calls while I'm running I can look at my watch to see who it is, one touch on either earphone will answer the call or I can decline it with a push of the watch.I put 4/5 for sound quality and 4/5 for noise cancellation, but really if it's based on ratio to price, probably these would be 5/5 for true wireless at this price level.Ease of connection is great, once paired all you need to do is remove them from the case and they'll automatically turn on and sync to the phone. When you take them out and put them back in the case, they'll start charging automatically and turn off which disconnects them from the phone.Wouldn't hesitate to recommend for runners looking for an inexpensive but quality set of true wireless earphones that stay where you want them to.