SENSO Wireless Earbud - Bluetooth True Wireless Earphones - TWS Best Sport Headphones for Workout Noise Cancelling Sweatproof Ear Buds with Mic 40 Hours Playtime for iPhone, Running, Gym

I've used several pair of budget-friendly wireless earbuds now so I have quite a bit of experience in different ones that are sold on amazon.These have some unique features I like about them versus other headsets, however, they also don't perform as well as some other sets in this range.if you work out a lot and do a lot of high intensity training these headphones are nice as they actually have the clip that goes around your ear and once you have them in they do not move at all no matter what you're doing.I could be jogging on the treadmill, using the rowing machine, doing burpees, etc. And these things don't move a millimeter.The biggest downside to them in my opinion, is that they are lacking bass pretty heavily, which may not be a bad thing if you're not a bass heavy person.Also, the carrying case for them is quite large, however, with them have in the extra clips that go around your ear they are larger than most other wireless earbuds so it's kind of expected, however, the case is larger than I expected it to be.Also, you can find earbuds in this price range that include active noise cancellation and transparency mode which these do not despite the advertisement that they do. The noise cancellation these are referring to in their listing is not active noise cancellation but instead is noise cancellation for when you're placing phone calls so that the person on the other line doesn't hear a bunch of background noise.Overall, they sound good minus the bass and if you're looking for a good budget-friendly option for sport earbuds I don't think you'd be disappointed. However, overall I do think there are better options out there.

These are good quality headphones, and they really hook onto your ear. The noise cancellation is fantastic. The only issue is that the left side headphone's battery life is shorter than the right headphone. Not sure if this just has to do with how I'm charging it, but I could leave these in the charger overnight for the same amount of time, and it's done it twice now where the left dies before the right, kind of annoying. Also, it's hard to know when the pair of headphones is done charging. The manual given doesn't really say. The other issue is that I wish I knew when the charging case was done charging because no matter how long I leave it plugged in for, the little red light stays on and never shuts off. Also, it would be nice if I could be able to tell when I need to actually charge the charging case.

Update: 1/19/21: I've decided to return these as they are far too finicky. Every time I try to adjust them, there's an accidental button press and, if i'm on a call, it disconnects. Also, they have had more and more difficulty pairing and remaining paired to eachother and to my phone. I've deducted an additional star.---Original Review Below---I've been using Senso products for almost 4 years and have largely been impressed by overall quality, features and the nice extras they, as a company, throw in with every purchase.The WINGS Earbuds are good overall, but not where they need to be from a design perspective.The first week I wore them, they made my ears sore. I figured it was due to the atypical design/placement on the ears, and after a week, they felt fine and have been quite comfortable for long days on the phone.The sound is quite good and the mic effectively picks up my voice for calls.The charging case is nice and the overall build quality is quite good.HOWEVER, I have two big complaints. The first, is that multi-function buttons are TERRIBLE.They can not be felt in ANY WAY, so you're largely guessing where you need to touch or double touch or swipe to make the buds respond. Even after almost 2 months of use, I can never truly tell if my finger is on the button or not. All Senso needed to do was put some kind of small divot so you knew where to place your finger.That said, I'm also quite regularly accidentally pushing them when I go to scratch my head, rest my head on a pillow or adjust the headset itself. This often results in me unintentionally disconnecting from my call, playing music, pausing a video or otherwise interrupting what I'm doing at the time. It is absolutely OBNOXIOUS. And there is no volume control on the buds themselves! This is a huge miss and I'm not sure how it got past QA.Additionally, trying to power the buds off (if not sticking them in the case) is an absolute pain. Sometimes turning off one turns off both. Sometimes turning off one only turns off that one. Sometimes they say 'connected' and it means they're connected to each other. At other times it means they're connected to my phone. If you don't push the button correctly (which is hard as previously mentioned), rather than turning off, it will turn on a song. It can be very annoying. The buttons are the biggest miss on this product.Second, they regularly drop the connection to my phone- on the order of 2-3 times per week. This happens with no changes to my viewing/listening environment or physical input from me. Then when they reconnect, sometimes one bud will reconnect, sometimes both will and sometimes neither will, thus, requiring a manual reconnect from the Bluetooth menu.For the price they're a good set, but they need at least one more revision to get it right.

My earbuds arrived over the weekend, and I am stoked! I’m all about wireless headphones. With all of the video editing, audiobook listening, and exercising that I do, it is such a treat to not be wrapped up in the cord. Those who know me KNOW that I am super clumsy, so you can only imagine how many times I would bump into something causing my cord to detach from my phone or computer. Now, it’s not a problem at all. (Note: I am still clumsy. Headphones can’t fix that LOL!)Yesterday, I took these babies out for a long run. I sweat a lot when I workout, but since these wireless earbuds are sweat-proof, I didn’t have to worry about it. Great sound quality and long-lasting battery life allows me to transition from BUSINESS WORK to HOUSEWORK to WORKING OUT with ease.I know I have some friends who struggle to find headphones that don’t fall out. While this isn’t really a problem for me, I think these wraparound earbuds will certainly help with that. Great customer service and much more affordable than its competitors, these earphones are a great gift idea. Check ‘em out!

I have been using the Senso Wings for a bit over a month now, and I have to say I have been pleasantly surprised with how effortless they are to use. Whenever I am ready to go out, I pop them out of their case and on to my ears. They automatically connect to my phone, and I go on my merry way.The sound quality is good, but not anything an audiophile would gush over. The earbuds are perfect for podcasts and audiobooks, which I routinely listen to, and have a pleasant sound when I fire up Spotify for a bit of Industrial music. The microphone quality is way better than I expected it to be, with my wife commenting on how clear I sound to her when I use my phone hands-free.This tidbit brings me to my next point. While you can hold your finger on either earbud to activate your phone’s voice assistant, I only have to say “Hey Google” like I usually would for it to kick in. While it is nice to have a physical way to activate the feature, the audio cue works excellent.There are no physical buttons on these earbuds. Like I stated earlier, they connect automatically when taken out of their case, and each earbud is tough sensitive. Tap once to play. Tap again to pause. There are a few other actions as well, but I never use them.I am a man of simple needs when it comes to wireless earbuds. I need them to work, sound decent, be comfortable, and not get in my way when I’m working, driving around town, or doing anything else. The Senso Wings do just this and excel at doing so.