OnePlusBuds (White)

Got these for £60. Sound quality is more than acceptable, nice deep bass, and easy to link. Excellent battery life also. I find them comfortable, but maybe not for everyone as there's no size adjustment due to the design. Integrates really nicely with OnePlus smartphone. Most touch sensitive earbuds are infuriatingly oversensitive but no such problems with these. Media stop when earphone is removed is a great feature for the price point. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend, especially for existing OnePlus users.

I mainly use it to take voice calls for work. I need to take around 5-6 one-hour calls every day and needed something light and mobile. Bought this after several other headphones and earphones. I am a long time Bose customer who shifted to a non-Bose product for the first time and I am very happy with the choice.Likes:Very good sound qualityVery good voice quality - both listening to the person at the other end and your own voice heard over the phoneAesthetics - looks really niceCan be improved:The main challenge is removing the pod from the case - I have dropped the pod several times since the grip is very badBattery life - especially of the ear pod itself - the case has a very good battery lifeA tendency to fall off the ear - especially if you are wearing or removing masks (welcome to post-COVID problems)

Overall a good product at an affordable price. The ear buds come with the classical charging case which feels premium quality and minimal design. They connect within seconds, just after opening the case (on a OnePlus mobile phone) and the interface displays the battery life for each earbuds and the case.The feeling when wearing them is that they are slightly bigger than the airpods but each earbud fits perfectly and they anchor very well to the ear. I tried them in different conditions, walking, talking, eating, running and I can say that, despite one of them felling "loose" (mostly due to the shape of my left ear) when I was trying my best to let one of them fall, I never dropped one.The sound quality out of the box is decent bit it can be improved with an equaliser to get the most out of it. The voice is clear, the bass is capable of producing low frequency.I never tried other earbuds like Bose so I don't know how the sound quality compares to them, but I think it can be improved. Compared to the wired OnePlus bullets the sound quality is slightly worse and it seems like the volume is a little lower but it might just be me.In terms of comfort I've seen other people complaining about being painful wearing them for long time (more than 30 mins) and I can say that after 2hrs of gym session I almost forgot that I was wearing them. Absolutely no problem, and I'm the one that I always had problem with earphones.Hand gestures are limited to one per earbud, which is enough but could be improved. Very cool that the song stops when one of the earbud is removed from the ear and I need to mention the fact that you can trace your case in case you lose it with Find My Device.In conclusion, if you have a OnePlus phone and you don't want to spend over £100 for some decent earbuds, I won't look any further!

The reviews on Youtube are not accurate about these. Some say its better than AirPods 2 and some say not.I have had the AirPods 2 Gen for over a month and used them daily. Decided to buy these as i have an android phone (OnePlus 5) and it was irritating having to take my phone out on walks to skip a tune.The sound quality is 95% as good as the Apple (ever so slight less loud ) but still great sound and volume is loud enough (I never put the Apples on maximum as it hurt). The 5% (if that) less volume is outweighed by the ability to skip songs (please note that you need a OnePlus 6 or above to customise the double clicks, so otherwise the double click is limited to skipping song). The other benefit is I can now walk the streets not worrying about looking like another Apple fanboy as they are not white :)Also there is no way the extra cost of the Apple ones justify the 5% volume.Highly recommend for android owners.

I am a big OnePlus fan (and hate Apple products) but the OnePlus Buds are terrible – especially when compared to the Apple AirPods which they so obviously attempt to imitate. The two major problems with the OnePlus Buds are comfort and volume control. Firstly, while they fit fine in the ear, they are impossible to lie sideways on while in bed. Something which anyone opting for a non-in-ear product such as these will no doubt intend to do. Whereas, AirPods are ideal for this essential activity because they are AirPods are discreet, shallow, rounded and smooth. Whereas, the Buds are bulky, oversized and protrude unnecessarily. Secondly, the Buds are far too harmonically sensitive, especially when compared to the AirPods. Which means that, even on their lowest volume setting of my unrooted OnePlus 8T, they are far too loud. It is impossible to use the Buds at a volume low enough to make night-time listening tolerable. It really does beggar belief how OnePlus could get it so wrong. They should stick to what they do best with making smartphones. The Buds earphones are terrible.