Sabbat E16【Astria Coaxial Acoustic Architecture】 Wireless Earbuds Blutooth 5.2 in-Ear HiFi Stereo Headphones with Built-in Mic and Charging Case Suitable for iOS, Android(Neon Red)

Here are the Sabbat X12 pro's that are available in multiple colors. First thing to do when you get them out the box is to turn them on by pressing and holding each earbud until it comes on. The assistant starts talking in a foreign language and pairing with your phone is super easy. Now, CLICK EACH EARBUD 5 TIMES TO CHANGE LANGUAGE!!! The first is another foreign language so just repeat until you get to English. If you put them in the case and it comes back on in a foreign language, just do it again until it takes fully. Once done, no more issues with it changing the language by itself. These earbuds fit perfectly inside my ears and the sound is spectacular. I've used these for nearly a month, but the first pair I received were defective. I had issues with the earbuds randomly connecting to my phone while they were in the case. This was troublesome as I would be on a call on my phone and the earbuds would connect causing the conversation to cease on my phone. I contacted Amazon who happily replaced them with the exact same earbuds. Since receiving the second pair, I've not had any more issues with connectivity. That is the ONLY complaint that I ever had on these earbuds. This particular pair doesn't have the silicon tips like 90% of the other ones out there as they carry the earpod design like that of Apple. I found the Apple earpods (wired version) extremely comfortable and these are even better as they are true wireless. So for $50-$60, you get quality sound, true wireless, usb-c charging, wireless charging, and comfort. If you decide to work out in these, they do come with some silicon slip ons that help secure them in your ear. Just be aware you cannot charge them with them on there. Battery life is great. I've used them 5-6 hours watching video before needing a charge and the case is capable of charging them from dead 4 times before needing to be charged itself. I've also used them to talk to my brother while using an electric blower in my driveway and he could hear me fine. They also get really loud and can drown out any noise that you may be around. I realize this is a winded review, but these earbuds deserve it as the company is unknown to many consumers. I originally bought Taotronics earbuds which did ok, but had quite a few shortcomings. I then looked into Raycon as they seem to be a quality company, but they didn't sell the earpod version any longer. I then found these and in review, I feel as though Raycon may have purchased from this company, slapped their logo on and then charged double. For those of you on the fence about these or any other earbud from this company, pull the trigger and give them a shot. You won't be disappointed.

WOW - A product that works better then expected! They also liked-up every time after that as well. And the sound is nothing short of wonderful. No more delay between Netflix and the earbud. Lip sync is perfect. So glad I got them.I needed something to replace my airpods and had heard good things about sabbat pros on various forums, and found these.When I received them, they had the sabbat labeling which is what I was hoping for. I like these because they fit the same as airpods. I wear these at work and like the open ear design that lets the outside sounds in, because I need to be able to hear my surroundings. After one years with my airpods, the battery wasn't lasting as long and I wanted something similar. I like airpods, but feel, at this point, they are not worth $160, and I'm not interested in paying $160 every years.These headphones are well worth the price, sound the same if not better, and do about 90% of the same things that airpods do. Not a huge deal, now, since the batteries last a long time (rated at 6 hours and this seems accurate), but this feature would come in handy when the batteries start to wear out, later in their life span and you aren't getting 6 hours anymore. For the price, I don't think it's a deal breaker. As far as connection goes, I think they are actually much better than the airpods. A few connection issues, here and there, but pretty rock solid for the most part. Fit is another plus. If the airpods don't stay in your ears, these might not either, but I did find that, because they don't have the long stem hanging down your face, I wasn't having to adjust them as much. The only thing I don't know, yet, is how long these will last. I'll report back when I know more. So far I'm happy.

I really like the build of the earbuds. They do not protrude from my ears awkwardly and they fit my ears fine. I purchased the Blooming design and it is decent quality. It's a little grainy and distorted compared to the display photos but it's still pretty cute. I was really hesitant on which design to go with because some earbuds/cases were either glossy or matte in the photos and I preferred a glossy finish. I'm not sure about the other designs but the one I bought had a glossy finish for both the earbuds and case.Things I really appreciate:-easy to click buttons without jamming into ears. They are very clicky sounding though. Also, comes with many functions.-usb c charging cable. I had a really hard time finding affordable wireless earbuds that charged by USB c.-like the apple airpods we have choices to buy silicone covers for the earbud's case which I am purchasing because the glossy finish makes the case prone to tiny scratches.The sound quality is okay and the cancellation is not good if that is what you are needing. I used Jlabs wireless earbuds before these and the sound was better but they kept falling out of my ears because of the in ear canal design which is why I opted for these earbuds from Sabbat.