Beben IPX7 Waterproof Bluetooth Earbuds, True Wireless Earbuds, 30H Cyclic Playtime Touch Control Headphones with Charging Case and mic, in-Ear Stereo Earphones Headset for Sport-White

I have air pods but my wife has an android so we bought her these! They are bomb!! The closest and most inexpensive option when it comes to air pods!! Buy em, you won’t regret it even a little

[UPDATE, I ordered the Earbuddyz Ultra Earhooks/Covers meant for AirPods 1 and 2 and they fit the Beben IPX7 just fine fine, in case anyone wanted to get hooks or covers and was worried about them fitting. ]I received my ear pods today to go with my brand new Apple Watch 6, and I’m very happy with my purchase.I was a little worried that all the reviews were fake, since there’s 79 5 star ratings and 1 4 star rating and no negative ratings whatsoever, but here I am posting a 5 star review.They paired instantly with my watch as soon as I opened the case and pulled them out, I found it a little difficult to UN-pair them from my watch so I could try them out with my iPhone 11, but I think that’s more on the Apple Watch and I’m still figuring the watch out. Eventually I figured it out, as convoluted as the process is, and after that, no issues pairing them to my phone. At some point when my patience is a little more abundant, I’ll try pairing them to my iPads, MacBook Air and Mac Mini, not today though.I’m happy with the sound quality but I’m not convinced on the noise canceling feature, I could still hear the dog barking at the vacuum, but couldn’t hear the vacuum (the dog was like 2 feet from me.) I’m not that concerned with noise cancellation since I live in an urban area and I want to actually hear if someone is creeping up behind me, a car is honking it’s horn at me or if the train conductor is making an announcement that I need to hear.It’s a lot more fun dancing to music around the house when I don’t have to hold a phone and battle headphone wires constantly pulling the buds out of my ears. All that’s left for me to do now, is find some hooks or something similar so I don’t lose them and to sew up a little sack with a carabiner attached so I can keep the case hooked into a pocket of my backpack and I think I’m good to go.Anyway I feel like I’ve finally arrived into the 2020’s, hands free, happy as could be!

These worked fine for the price and the mic is also good. Only weird thing I didn't like was that they were a little tricky to pull out. I know the iPod is also like this but I still didn't like it very much because there is a very small piece to use for pulling it out. I think this is how it is designed in order to have a much smaller size.Also the charging part is near the microphone so I'm concerned that pulling it in out of the case will slowly wear this part out.

A little big for my ears gave them away , but did work

This is my third pair I believe of these headphones, I have one hooked up to my tablet to watch Netflix, and another for jogging on my phone and another on a second tablet. No complaints, amazing value, good sound, good range. I use one earbud frequently and like to do FaceTime calls using them as well. I like that it has the ability to use just one earbud for safety when jogging. Can also give one earbud to my wife to use and can both hear music. If you split them between two people when talking on the on one do note that the mic only works on one but can be on either earbud, I believe that is to reduce feedback so makes sense. I have AirPods as well, which yes, there is a difference in sound and build quality… but is it a 10x the cost difference? LoL if ur on a budget, definitely Not. None of my cheaper earbuds have malfunctioned in the over year of use on the oldest one. They are a durable, solid, cost effective option for the value minded customer

I purchased these headphones for the gym. The only thing that I care about is fit and making sure they stay put while moving around. I’ll address these individually below.1. Fit. I love the way these things fit. They slide in easily and stay put without having to jam them in. They sit comfortably and don’t move. You don’t even feel them after a few minutes because they’re so light.2. Sound quality: Okay, this is such a subjective topic. I am not an audiophile, not by any stretch, but I do find the sound quality to be good. The bass is there, but it’s more subtle than you’d expect from a higher-end set of headphones. That being said, I like the sound quality for both music and podcasts. The sound quality is by far and away better than I would have expected from $30 wireless earbuds.3. Phone calls. I called my Mom and she said that she could hear me very well. At this price point, you can’t go wrong. I already like them better than my previous earbuds.For $30...what have you got to lose?

So look I paid $20 bucks so its not like I had super high expectations. They're fine. They do the job. Battery life could be a little bit better but its not bad. I use them when I am working out and I sweat a lot so they can get a little slippy when I am sweating pretty good.My major complaint is that any time I move them or adjust them its like I'm pushing some button I don't know about and sometimes it will beep or pause. Its annoying and I am trying to find the spot I can adjust them with out this happening. Not sure that I will.

The sound quality is good and so is the fit and stuff. The only bad thing is it's microphone. Whenever I use it to answer calls or attend meetings with, I keep getting told my voice is unclear and muffled. So you can use it for watching movies or listening to music, but they're horrible to take calls or meetings.