KT1 Wireless Earbuds V5.3, 120H Playtime, Bluetooth Earphones for Small Ear, IPX7 Waterproof Running Headphones, Deep Bass, Over Ear Sport Wireless Bluetooth Earphones for Android iOS

So... I have had these buds just 20 days shy of a year. And let me tell you I have used them EVERY SINGLE DAY, since I got them. They are comfortable, even the piece that wraps around my ear. They stay in place. I have no fear of losing them... recently I was on a boat going at a high (to me anyway) rate of speed, and the bud held firmly to my ear. I highly doubt any bud without the little ear arm would have stayed in place..The rapid connection speed is nothing short of impressive...you don't even know how awesome it is until your connecting to something else... and so far these buds connect quicker than everything else I've connected to.I never, well rarely, wear both... just one at a time which is PERFECT for my needs. The charge on each ear bud lasted 8 or more hours...so when the battery was low which is indicated by an audible "battery low" announcement via earbud. I'd pop the other in my ear and put the dead one in the case to charge. I always have one in minus shower time...and usually minus my time in bed...however I fall asleep with it in a lot more often than what I'd like to admit. It's only recently that one ear buds battery life.(the left) has significantly decreased. Admittedly I have worn, thus charged the left one more than the right... so that may be the problem. My right I still get a good full 8 hours out of.., my left. Well it's down to maybe 2 or less hours. I am finding this to be increasingly problematic BUT with me using these every single day for 345 days for 18 hours a day... can I really complain?The blue tooth range on this set of buds is very impressive. My Apple watch loses connection to my phone a good ten feet before my ear buds. About 3ft away from the end of the buds range, what ever your listening to will get choppy... but backing into that rang fixes it... and if you go out of range for a few minutes... stepping back in rang restores the connect without any intervention on your part. If outta range to long the bud will power off. That can be both a Convenience and a nuisance.Controlling the earbuds, especially if wearing just the one was a little tricky to learn. But for my uses...if wearing just one bud, one click to either the right or left can be used to increase the volume. So far I haven't figured out how to decrease the volume wearing just one. Two rapid clicks will start or stop what ever you are listening too.. and if needed... a long press will turn on or off the buds... individually. (So does sticking them in the case)Also the case it's self... I charge it once every 7-9 days. The charge time from dead to full is less than 2 hours. Again to me that's impressive. Also I can still use the buds if the case is charging. There's at least one bud always in that case. There's a battery meter on the front letting you know how much charge is left. With the amount of charge that little box holds it could be dubbed the Tardis. The box can be used to charge other devices... but I've never charged anything with it but the ear buds themself so I can't speak on that feature... other than knowing it's there. I can't tell you how long it takes for the ear buds to charge... I just know that I plop one in the case when it dies, while plopping its counter part in my other ear. And when the battery dies in the switched bud, the one in the case is fully charged. This has been the case even when wearing the earbud with the decreased battery life. The right bud is at 100 % by the time the left bud dies... which is sadly now under 2 hours.Lastly... and I've never actually timed it but it does seem to me that I get less time from either ear bud if it's in standby than I do if I'm actively listening to a book or music. Since I've never actually tested it... it could just be my imagination. I've never been interested enough to time it.*The Cons*I use text to talk A LOT. Beware.., These buds are crap for that purpose. Either/both of them. IF it manages to pick up anything you're trying to verbally text... you can bet it translated nothing that you said and made up its own words. Which can cause a lot of confusion to the person receiving your message prior to you realizing the buds are crap for that. So for accurate talk to text translation, you'll have to switch your mic. Fairly painless... but can be inconvenient.During actual phone calls I may use both buds for better sound.., but one is usually sufficient. I don't know if the other cons are actually an ear bud issue or an iPhone issue, but during face time calls, I often switch over to the phones mic so anyone with me can interact during that call, which often means switching the camera from front to back facing or vice versa. Each time you change the cameras direction the mic switches back to the earbud. THAT is also HIGHLY annoying and extremely inconvenient. But I am not sure if that's an iPhone thing or an earbud thing. Im just positive it is a thing that can and often does make me see RED!The last con...again I don't know if it's an ear bud issue/iphone issue/or car radio issue.., BUT about 90% of the time when I get I to my car with my earbud in place, the blue tooth connection icon on my radios display is grayed out. So I can't just tap it to listen to my iphone. However my phone is connected to my car...because when I talk to text it's my cars mic that pics up with CORRECT translation...and when I receive a phone call my radio rings. However when I answer it.., it's through my earbud. This is more or less just an annoyance. And it's just the bluetooth connection, when I plug in for CarPlay it works as I expect it too. So I don't know where the fault lies. With the buds.,, the phone or the car... so I won't ding the buds rating for it.Oh also an unexpected but very convenient discovery. These ear buds work with my Firestick. So I can watch what ever on TV listening through my buds and not disturb anyone else in the house with it... like my granddaughter during her nap.However if I have had my buds connected to the firestick and don't want to use them to listen to the tv... I have to actually go in and unpair them from the Firestick.But the buds will be paired with my phone and the Firestick simultaneously... again.. an unexpected but very convenient feature. Not only can audio coming from your tv wake a sleeping baby... a sudden shrill from a ringing phone can and often will wake a napping baby.... with the buds. You don't have to risk either waking that precious baby.... since the earbuds can handle at least two connections simultaneously. Again that's been a recent discovery that my appreciation of keeps growing.Over all I am HIGHLY satisfied with these buds.I truly hope the next pair I order... -which will probably be soon because of the left buds battery life- will be as great as these have been.The value far exceeds the cost.Oh, if you're still reading... just to be clear... I paid full price for these buds..I have not received ANY incentive or rebate nor has any incentive or rebate been offered or promised from the seller or manufacturer. (Of course if they're reading this I would not be opposed to either as I have hit a hard patch in life and my financial struggle only continues to increase in need, with increasing speed ... but review wouldn't change)

I bought these ear buds a year ago and I love them. They are small so they fit my ear and I can wear them for a long time without them hurting my ears. I've accidentally got them wet and still work like a champ. They also keep a charge for a long time. They don't cancel noise well and get LOUD. I had no problem getting them to connect to my phone or computer, but if you set them down and leave them out, I have to put them back in the case to reconnect (great battery saver). I've never had a problem with people hearing me when I am talking on the phone and they actually have pretty great connection distance. I also do not have an issue wearing them with my glasses or sunglasses on.I'm writing this review because last night I had them accidentally fly across the room because a barstool height chair had a malfunction and broke from the swivel and I kicked the table on the way down. I mean flew and hit a cement floor! When I got them back the hinge on the lid was slightly broken. I popped it back in place and lo and behold... It started to charge! I don't think if the hinge came completely off if this would still be the case, but I am impressed that although the damage was minimal, it still works. Most of the time something like this would have completely ruined an earbud case. I also discovered this case is sturdy! It should have shattered! The ear buds did go flying out of the case, but I think it was from the impact not the flying. We found them and they still work and charge too.Now, I'm not saying to smash them on the ground and still expect them to work, but I would still say very durable.Because they are durable I would recommend them for a slightly clumsy kid (or adult) that drops things on accident.Great purchase (picture of chair in case you think I'm lying 🤣)

Love these because they are designed to stay in your ears. They have a comfortable, flexible plastic loop to hook them onto your ears. I wear them while I work out. The sound quality is excellent. The case shows you what percentage they are at so you know exactly when to charge them. They stay charged for hours. The case is nice because you don't have to fumble getting them back into the case properly because the case is magnetized and the case pulls the ear buds in correctly.