mifoFiiTii HiFiDots aptX Lossless Wirless Earbuds, Bluetooth 5.3 Adaptive Active Noise Cancelling Earbuds,HiFi Stereo Ear Bud with Fast Charging Function,1D+1BA Drivers with APP Control Earphones

Great sound and ANC. Only thing that my wife’s Airbuds Pro did better is in transparency mode. Not important to me so 5 stars. Would buy again.

mifo FiiTii HiFiDots Lossless Wireless Earbuds: Great earbuds. Comfortable Fit. It takes 2-3 attempts to get each earbud out of the case (earbuds are tapered and smooth so there is nothing to grab onto). Interesting case design but it has a smooth surface, which is very slippery, so I know it will get dropped more than once.I tested with music from my cell phone. Bluetooth connection was easy. The earbuds produced clear and high quality sound. I tested play/pause, previous/next song, volume up/down and noise canceling. Pressing the earbud for 1 second cycles through mild noise canceling, transparency mode and strong noise canceling. I did not test the answer/end call capability. All features I tested worked fine.The amazon ad says: "[Control with APP] mifo HiFiDots wireless earbuds provide APP to control the sound effects, customized EQ, timed pause music play, flashing lights etc.". The user instructions did not even mention an app. I checked Play Store (Android) and did not find an app with that name. The only app with the same icon was called FiiTii and it was not the app shown in the ad. FiiTii provided a few white noise files to play, a few music files to play and when I clicked on "sound effect" the app sent me to a screen that said to "add device" (earbuds) even though I was just listening to some music files in the app. The app does not deal correctly with the connection status of the earbuds. Maybe the app shown in the ad was for iOS phones but the ad did not mention Android or iOS.

I’m a bit of a collector of headphones and love comparing them. This set ranks pretty high up in my collection because of the audio quality. The bass response is exceptional though noise cancelation doesn’t quite compare to AirPods Pro. Clarity as fantastic. These headphone really excel with genres like jazz where you have crisp brass instruments and deep string bass. My only complaint is that the exterior microphones aren’t great at differentiating close and far noises. This makes it a little tough to maintain phone calls in anything but a quiet room.

The bar is pretty high at this price point, putting these buds alongside airpods pros and galaxy buds, but they perform well. The case is rugged and metal, with a heavy and durable feel to it, even with the gimmicky plastic lid. Battery life is exceptional and the app was really helpful in getting just the right tips installed for the best sound. Best of all, these will NOT fall out of my ears, no matter how much I shake or move my head. That part of the design is head and shoulders above the competition. The noise cancellation or ambient pass-through is a little weird, but it works (just not as well as some cheaper models). For the all-important sound quality, I put them through the wringer with my usual suite of songs. Synthesized bass from songs like Turn Down for What tended to distort with the volume high, but at sensible levels it sounded very good. EMF's Unbeleivable is a complex mix of acoustic and synth that sounded surprisingly clear and distinct, although the percussion did get a little thin at times. The slides in Rob Zombie's More Human than Human were as fun and clear as ever. The whispers in the intro of Black Velvet sounded amazing.Truth be told, the sound quality of these buds is only marginally better than this amazing budget set that I tried out a few months ago: https://amzn.to/3L89FlII still think that this set is worth the money, though. Even though the sound quality is on par with the most reputed brands (apple and Samsung) and a much cheaper set, you get amazing battery life, a really great case, a useful app, comfortable fit that WON'T accidentally fall out of your ears, and solid build quality. Is that worth $165 more than a nearly-identical sounding set? I think so, in the grand scheme.

I have both positive and negative feelings about these earbuds. Aesthetically, the buds and the case look cool. Functionally, things aren't as great as you would expect at this price point.Audio: Out of the box tuning on these is very underwhelming. No bass, very tinny and flat sounding. You can very much tell that the sound is coming out of a very small source. Using the app you can adjust the EQ to tune them to a fuller, more balanced sound. I had to manually EQ as for some reason the app didn't have the preset options shown on the listing. You can tune these to get decent sound, but still not as good as you can get from many earbuds that are actually cheaper. The EQ settings also aren't retained when you connect to another source. So if you want to connect to your tv or computer, you will have the disappointing default tuning unless you have an EQ to set on that device.Comfort: The tips fit comfortable in my ears. These are very light, so it's easy to wear them for long periods of time. They don't feel like they're going to fall out, even when I sweat working out.Battery life/charging: These have enough juice to last through a 2 hour workout at high volume and strong ANC with about 20% remaining. The charging case actually recharges quite fast when you plug it in. Disappointingly, it does not have wireless charging capability.App: The app is very finnicky. It doesn't register the device after bluetooth pairing, so I have to manually add the buds to the device list every time. I also didn't have the Sound Effect page shown in the listing pictures. It also has a tendency to forget the device while I'm using it, so if want to change settings I have to manually re-add the earbuds again.