Bluetooth Headphones, Koostone Wireless Earbuds Sweatproof Sport Earphones, High Fidelity Audio Sound & Bass, CVC 6.0 Noise Cancelling Mic, 8 Hours Playtime, for Running, Gym, Workout

Good quality sound. Got these on a fast deal at Amazon. Easy to connect and I like the wire holding two together - I typically have one in and the other dangling so I can hear around me. Both in and really good sound and last all day on one charge

Still early so I don’t know long term quality but it’s $11 so I’m not expecting it to last forever. First impressions are very positive. It’s loud and blocks out external noises well. It fit my ears right off solidly and so far works as I’d hope. I’d recommend it at this point.

Do you not like the ear clips they feel like they’re falling off would buy a full airplane next time I’ve already lost them because they were on comfortable to wear

It is a great pair of earphones for exercise. I love the firm grip on my ears so that they do not slip off when I run. The sound quality is nice and one full charge lasted a whole week. The set up is also very easy. Great gadget for its price! Highly recommended!

I like these headphones they do a very good job of blocking outside noise (like a lawnmower) and you don’t have to turn the volume up all the way to hear the music and or phone conversation

This item was not meeting quality standard, not working as it is intended and the battery was not real charging at all.

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I really liked these when I first bought them about two months ago. For cheap bluetooth earbuds, the audio quality, especially for a "bass-head" is quite good. Sound didn't get fuzzy at higher volumes either. The noise isolation, with properly fitting buds, is above average compared to earbuds in the ~$30 price range.With that said, my ears require the biggest of the rubber buds that came with the device, one of which is deformed. This has comprised both noise isolation and bass quality. Moreover, it disposes one side to fall out of my ear rather frequently. Luckily the hooks accompanying the device provide optimal stability that mostly makes up for the defect.Let me be clear: this defect was my ONLY problem with the device in the first month of use. As such, I was planning to order another pair of these very affordable, quality earbuds for my father as part of his Father's Day gift.However, the quality of this product was short lived. I have used these very sparingly, probably only 10 or so times. Now more and more issues are piling up.First, the audio has grown fuzzier and tends to cut out more frequently. Bear in mind that these are never more than 3 feet away from my iPhone, the Bluetooth capabilities of which are wholly unproblematic with all of my other Bluetooth devices.Second, the little 'plug' that must be removed to charge the buds is extremely difficult to remove. I even grew out a thumbnail like some guitarists do in order to hopefully get a better pull, but nevertheless I find myself spending upwards of 5 minutes simply removing the plug to charge the device.This leads me to the third issue. The battery life is far below that which is promised or what I expected. In fact, the battery icon at the top of my screen will often be half-full when the earbuds die. The past two times I used them, they died after only 45 minutes having come off of a full charge. I see no reason why I'd take them anywhere at this point, because I'll just have to switch to another pair of earbuds shortly after leaving home while these charge.Last night I noticed that these starting emitting a distressing, high-pitched screech while charging, which made it difficult to sleep with them charging next to my bed. As someone with tinnitus, noises of this sort are uniquely distressing to me. Changing outlets and usb-to-wall connections didn't help.This morning, I removed the earbuds from the charger to take them on a brief run. With their dwindling battery life, that's the only use I have for them. However, they were completely dead. Either they didn't charge to begin with, or charged but didn't hold it. So, I once again found myself using another pair of earbuds instead of these.Ultimately, I really wanted to like these. Had I reviewed them a month ago, I would have given them 5 stars in a heartbeat, and I was excited to give my dad a pair. However, in light of the fact that they haven't held up well or performed consistently with extremely light and infrequent use, I probably shouldn't.He's going on 61, makes a lot of phone calls on the go, and needs a simple, *dependable* pair of earbuds with decent volume to use while he gets back into exercising and talks business.If I were to buy another pair of these for him, I'd worry that they too would be wrought with the aforementioned issues and thus do more harm than good for his productivity and motivation. At present, I assess that he's probably better off spending a few minutes each day untangling his Apple earbuds.Update: These will no longer pair with my phone. I'm lowering them from 2 stars to 1. For potential buyers, I leave the above review not to advise that you save your money, as these are indisputably quite affordable, but rather to save your time.