Wireless Earbuds, Boltune Bluetooth V5.0 in-Ear Stereo Wireless Headphones 40Hours Playing Time Bluetooth Earbuds Built-in Mic Single/Twin Mode, Red

Got my earphones few days ago. The package came with the charging case, 3 extra ear adapters and the charging cable. The earphone is really lightweight, the sound quality is very good and it doesn't fall off when I am at gym. This upgraded model has 40 hours total playing vs 30 hours from the previous model. Amazing gadget for such a low price.

At $29, I think it's a pretty good item. I gave them 4 stars because I never give any review a 5, might come across a better device some time and I don't have anywhere to go on my review of the newer device.Just got them, charged the holding case first per instructions.I noticed a latency issue (delay in getting the audio from my laptop so lips are not in sync with audio on the earbuds). I turned off the Bluetooth on my laptop and restarted it and the latency did improve. Though not perfect, they are within an acceptable range for me.I had tried a set of cheapies a few years ago and they were junk, but these are actually pretty good. The instructions are pretty good though the text is really small.I followed the basic instructions and they found my laptop right away.Boltune has come out with a few newer versions of these but the reason I got this model is because I can use either earbud at a time and it gives my other ear a rest, and it's not an issue since I'm listening to voice most of the time, not music, so I really don't need stereo. Also, it gives the other earbud time to charge, so I can use these many hours a day without running out of battery life, even though they boast long battery life.Update 5/2/21 - Occasionally, I have to turn off and turn back on my computer's Bluetooth to get the latency back in sync.I use these earbuds about 10 hours a day. The battery lasts about 4-1/2 hours in each ear bud. I rotate them, using one while the other recharges. I recharge the base unit every 2-3 days.Update 6/2/21 - These earbuds continue to perform quite well. I continue to use them several hours a day and the battery in the earbud holds up very well. The charger in the base charges up within a couple hours and lasts for several days. I'm very satisfied.Update 7/30/21 - It loses it's programming occasionally. I have to reinstall it on my laptop. Good idea to keep the instruction pamphlet. Seems it loses it programming when my computer goes into Sleep mode, but not sure. Seems that's the only thing I've done lately that could contribute to the problem. I've disabled the sleep mode on my laptop to see if that makes a difference. I'll go back to turning off my laptop when I'm done for the day instead off allowing it to go to sleep mode.

Let me start by saying, I have stupid small ears. I found these headphones by googling earbuds for small ears. These are perfect. The price is affordable, the bass dumps, the battery lasts, and you can control everything with a few taps on your bud. The fit is sung and comfortable. You have the option of using one or both. You can answer the phone, hang up, skip tracks, pause videos. The reason for not giving it the perfect score was the sound of the phone call. It kinda sounds like I'm in a tunnel. Are they better than Airpods? I'd take these any day and I'd repurchase again and again

I've had these about a month now, and I love 'em, mainly for the convenience. I do have another pair of wireless headphones, but they're the cheap knock-offs that didn't last too long that I bought from an Amazon reseller, and with that, it's what I'm comparing these Boltunes to. Here's what I like:Fit: they fit nicely right out of the box. There are also other earpiece fittings, but the ones on it were already the size I need.Sound: They're adequate for listening to music, they will loosen just a bit and the music sounds tinny, but once I reseat them, the bass comes alive again. There's no EQ option, so there's no way to tweak the sound to my liking based on the music, but I don't think I need it right now.Noise-canceling mic: I noticed that I can record audio and my voice is clear, but it also pics up ambient noise a bit. As for phone calls, the people I've asked on the other side claim my voice is much clearer using this than other headphone mics, and is much better than the iPhone mic itself. (If I understand the NC for music, there is none. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I didn't notice if it has ANC, but having the headphones inserted correctly, I can't hear any outside noise. One of the drawbacks is that I don't see a bypass option, so I've had to remove an earpiece to hear what's in the room.) Also, I don't have to do anything to be able to talk to the mic, even with my neck gaiter pulled up over the pics on my ears; my voice seems just as clear and loud to whomever I'm talking to, and I've recorded some audio with the neck gaiter on and there's no discernable sound degradation.Convenience: I love not having the wire, which on my wired headphones always gets caught on stuff. The only drawback is that they tend to fall off and I gotta retrieve them from beneath the car seat. I've done this a dozen times already. I guess it's a trade-offColor: I defo love the black, which is more inconspicuous. I've been able wear them under my mask at the casino craps tables without someone telling me to take the headphones off.Battery life: Pretty nice, but I did notice the right one runs low faster than the left one. In any event, I leave them in for about 10 minutes to power up in the case, and they're good for another few hours. On full charge, they seem to last a good 6-8 hours, which is about as long as I drive rideshare per day.Now, the bad:Connectivity: I've noticed that sometimes they don't work as they should. This more often happens when I'm using my rideshare apps (mostly Uber Driver). When I get a ping, sometimes it stops the music. I try to restart the music by clicking either side, but nothing happens. I have to manually switch to the music app, and press play there. If I have time, sometimes I'll put the earphones in the case to restart a reconnect and that helps -- sometimes. My workaround is to plug in my wired headphones and use it to restart music when the Uber app turns off the earplugs. It's an inconvenience, but I've learned to live with it. It doesn't do this with any other app that I know of (Uber Driver is notorious for hijacking the sound of another app, so it's likely the only culprit among my apps that I'm aware of).Clicking operations: Like others have mentioned, having to click hard sometimes means having to press the earplug harder against the ear canal opening. It gets sore after a while and I doubt I want to get used to it to the point of developing a callus there, so I've resorted to taking the right one out of my ear and clicking if I need to increase volume/skip to the next track (and the left if I want to decrease/skip to previous). My other work around has to do with plugging the wired headphone, which allows me to use its switch rather than the earplug buttons.See? It's not that bad. Overall, I'd say for the $30 I paid for used ones, it was money well spent, especially for something I'm bound to lose (I'll be out $30 rather than more than $200 for the Airpods) .UPDATE: Egads, I've lost them in my shirt more times than I can count, and after extended wear, the sound of them starts to sound tinny, even after I've adjusted them many times and gotten them to fit. I wonder if it's fatigue, but I just got the Airpods (not the Pro), and I've been enjoying them much more for the sound reproduction. I realized that all the earbuds I've been using, the Airpods make all the songs seem as though they're newly remastered songs because I'm hearing nuances and instruments that for years I never realized were in these songs. These Boltunes are nice, but now that I have a reference for good earbuds, Airpods are a 10, these Boltunes are a 6.

I use WattsApp to make audio calls for several hours every day. The person I talk to (who is very picky about audio quality and will let me know if they don't like what they're hearing lol) has had no complaints. I talk when working in my office as well as walking outside and the call quality has been fine. Plus I've been listening to music and audio books and everything sounds good to me. I can't yet speak to battery life as I've had this less than a week.One item of note (though not a game-changer) is that while the company does indeed include a USB-C charging cable, that cable is literally 7 inches long. haha It's like they sent a 7" cable just to say they sent one. I wish companies would send more practical cables.Overall, though, the earbuds have worked well for both listening to audio and for phone calls. No complaints so far from me. =)

Currently using it with my computer to watch films and you tube vids. Comes with loads of different ear buds although I'm still not sure I've got quite the right ones in at the moment as I usually use over ear headphones (Boltune too).They're great for the price, not experienced apple air pods but at their price I'm not likely to. I am deaf in one ear so stereo is wasted on me and these ear buds have sufficient quality that I don't really need anything else. Volume easy to adjust, range good, I can still hear the sound through two plaster board walls (Approx. 20 metres).The also act as headphone / microphone on my mobile. I asked my first caller if they could hear me okay and they said it was good. No problems with any other calls either.Tech details: Desktop PC Win 10 and Bluetooth 4.0 dongle (sold separately) or Android (5.1) no name Chinese phone.

These work really well for me! The price is good as I just wanted to have handsfree and wireless for the occasional phone call or teams meeting. Its come with different size earpieces but I don't use the size that fits perfectly as it blocks out too much outside noise. I worry that an earthquake would happen and I wouldn't know. Battery life is great, I've had them for 2 months now and not needed to be charged yet. The only inconvenience is not with the product itself but switching between it being connected to my phone or PC can be quite a pain as it always wants to find the last thing it connected to

Well I know you can spend hundreds of pounds on these things. I really didn’t want to but was looking fir quality sound and also easy connection. These really hit the spot.Such a tidy little charging box. Immediate recognition in Bluetooth from phones and tablets. Also have different sized rubbers to go on the end of the speakers. I have tiny tiny ear holes and these just fitted. I dint use them to answer the phone etc but the quality of sound is amazing. Very happy with this product. Would recommend to friends ...

For normal use business and generally great. Sound is not bad - actually its the loudest I have ever experienced so far with this type of design.One bad point is that they do fall out if you are having high intensity workout and sweating more than usual. Mines have fallen out during HIIT workouts and boxercise each and every workout. Plus the annoying thing is when they do fall out of my ears I have to stop running and find them!!!!!

i bought these for call purposes mostly and after reading the reviews i took a chance.the pair nicely to the last device once the container is opened.the quality of the calls is good.the package does come with multiple size of ear buds and i have smallish ears so i changed for a better fit.The quality of the music is good. not the biggest bass puncher, but as i said, these were bought for call mostly and for that im quite happy especially for the price tag.they come with music controls as well which is useful not having to pull my phone out for this.other Bluetooth buds can be affected by pocket wear but these have been perfect in terms of this and no issues at all so far.