iClever Wireless Bluetooth Headphones with Microphone, Rich Bass, Wind Noise Cancelling, Sport Running Headphones Bluetooth Earbuds Headset for iPhone X - Brown

For this price point, the sound quality and ease of use are incredible. They pair very easily with a number of devices (iOS in my case) and charge up quickly. They fit snugly and don't move at all during workouts; the control panel is light and non-obtrusive. Sound is also clear with good bass and no static or anything that I can hear.

Fits well, sound is very good. I love the clip that holds the wire too. Just a little short that’s all....

Ive had these for a little over 2+ months and was really looking forward to these for my new Iphone that had NO headphone jack..PROS-#1 - Sound quality is decent. Nothing compared to a higher end pair like Bose but they do the job and are nearly as good as the basic white Apple earphones.. Nice Bass too#2 - Charging is quick and easy. A nice little white light to show when its finished charging#3 - Comes with a 18 month Replacement Warranty. Just be sure to register your warranty ASAP. You have limited time to activate it.#4 - Battery life is great! 8+ hours. Charging is quick too#5 - Bluetooth connectivity is easy and reliable. No issues hereCons-#1 - These are not very comfortable for me. Iv'e tried the 3 different sized rubber earbuds that come with it.. but couldn't find one that worked well.#2 - Seems to not want to stay in my right ear very well.. especially while running.. the In-Line Control is too weighted and would just knock it out of my ear.#3 - Would get pressured after too much use and would cause some discomfort in the ear#4 - In-Line Control buttons get suck every once in a while.Overall these are okay for the price i paid ($23).With decent battery life and good sound quality i'd maybe purchase another pair.But these are just not very comfortable for me.. and having the right earbud continuously fall out makes this pair not one of my favorites..

Usually, earbuds have a groove or ridge that used to keep the rubber heads (the part that goes in your ear canal) from coming off. These don't. These heads just slide on, which makes it VERY easy for them to slide off. This can (and will) happen when you go to take them out of your ears, which leaves that rubber head buried deep in your ear with no easy way of getting them out. I had to get someone else to use a pair of tweezers to get one out of my ear.

They worked well for about 2 months and now the power button doesn't work. Super frustrating. I dont use them daily, or for long periods of time so not sure how this happened so fast.

These are a very good pair of headphones for your money. They are not too expensive they have a long life and they sound good. I bought a pair about 4 months ago and one of the headphones stoped working however I contacted customer service and they were very prompt and helpful.

Given that as an individual I am one who finds "things which need to be properly fitted" rather difficult to obtain... [192cm(6'3"); 105Kg(230#); Size 47 feet (US 13EE); 63cm Hat-Size; & 18" Neck/36" Sleeve & Inseam--plus hands that wear gloves which some might confuse for catcher's mitts!!] ; I find that these iclever "IC-BTH20" Bluetooth Headphones to work rather well. With three sets of S/M/L sized, separate, silicone-rubber Ear-Hooks and Ear-buds; these headphones can be configured to fit well for one with such a Megalo-cephalic head such as mine!The audio CODEC support, ( thus the resulting sound quality), is very good; the Bluetooth pairing without issue--considerably superior to previous generations of BT headsets which I have purchased that were 4X the price of these units. After a week's worth of use and three complete charge/discharge cycles--the initial battery life, on the order of 6..8 hours, appears to be reasonable.One note: The audio samples, of the likely originally rather pleasantly voiced lady who provided the source recordings, for the prompts are of relatively low quality. There are obvious size constraints in the amount of ROM that can be dedicated to this function given the complexity of the software stack--the designers might have been better served using a deep-bass male voice with a significantly lower frequency could be sampled at low rates and still sound pretty good.

This is the second pair of affordable blue-tooth ear buds I've owned. I'm also an audiophile, so I have very high-end wired headphones I use on a regular basis. These iClever earbuds are reasonable, but there are probably better choices. I used to own a pair of Anker earbuds, of roughly the same price. The quality on the Anker's was much better than this pair. Oddly, the sound seems to change a little bit as the buds move around, sometime completely destroying most of the spectrum except the very top end. The battery life is also poorer than the Ankers. I think the Ankers would go into a kind-of standby mode if they actively being played. So although they weren't turned off, they could retain a charge for days and days. This pair will die within a day, even if it isn't being actively used. (But I can run better tests, I admit). Mostly annoyingly. When this pair is on, there is a little white light that flashes constantly. The light is tiny, so most of the time this is completely invisible. But if you are listening to something at night, in the dark, it is noticeable. This is ridiculous, but I actually walked around the room for a few minutes trying to figure out why there was a flashing white light on the wall, until, duh, I figured out it was from me. On the good side, these are very small, which many pairs of bluetooth ear buds are not. If size matters most to you, this is a good pair. If not, better go elsewhere.