Tankfly Wireless Earbuds, TWS Mini Bluetooth Earbuds True Stereo IPX5 Sweatproof Sports Car Bluetooth Headset for iPhone Samsung Ipad and Android Phone Women Men (Black)

The sound quality and battery life on these were both better than I would have expected, given the small size. I really like the combination storage/charger case setup, which is really handy, especially if only using them one at a time. Frankly, though, I'm not really a fan of the touch sensitive omni-button controls. It's too easy to register unintentional inputs while trying to readjust the way they're sitting in your ear or press them in more securely. Also, I don't like the fact that the case will not automatically begin charging when you put the ear buds in. You have to press a small button on the bottom of the case before it will begin charging, which is kind of annoying. There have been some weird pairing issues with my laptop that have me needing to re-pair them often, but I'm not actually certain that the problem is with the ear buds and not my laptop. Still, for the price and considering it's a relatively new type of product on the market, overall I'm happy with my I it purchase.

Total waste of money, very difficult to pair but the worst part is even after they are paired they constantly turn off every time I try to push them back into my ears when running. Totally useless if you are buying them for running due to that fact. Most of the time can’t even get them to reconnect after they turn off when running and have to finish run without music. Very disappointed.

I do not like them and am returning. I bought these primarily for watching my TV with bluetooth technology. The instructions are very confusing and it was not easy to pair these, but I finally was able to figure it out. They are not comfortable to wear and if you try to adjust them in the ear, they are touch sensitive and turn off so I had to start pairing all over. But the worst thing was that the sound did not match the TV picture. They may be good for listening to music or use with phone, but not good for TV. I have a pair of wireless SoundPEATS that work much better for the TV.

These work for the most part, but they have some quirks. They are very noticeably a foreign product. since they turn off and on by touch, I find myself turning them on inadvertently. Then if you only turn one on, they sometimes have trouble connecting. After using them for a while, they can fall out of sync slightly to where the sound in one ear is coming in before the other. You just have to turn them off and back on again, but it happens. They are not very loud, so if you're using them for tv shows or movies with dialog, or just using them in a loud place, they may not perform optimally.

I bought this product for a vacation I was taking to the White Mountains a while ago... Needless to say, after purchase I just feel a mixture of confusion and a vague feeling of having been ripped off. For starters, the instruction manual is actually a joke. It's written in multiple languages, but the English part is actually illegible, as in whoever wrote this thing would have been better off using Google Translate, at least then the punctuation and syntax would have been resembling of English. On top of that, the product is uncomfortable and barely functional. If and when you figure out how to turn them on by yourself because I'm not joking, the manual is literally just words with the occasional punctuation and someone hitting the spacebar 6-7 times in between certain words and sentences (seemingly at random), then you're stuck with these uncomfortable things that are difficult to use.

This are my first true wireless earbuds. I’ve been using some that are wired something but not to the phone so I was excited. The pairing directions are not very good so it was a little tricky but not my first time figuring out how to pair. They sound super staticy at first but they are slowly sounding better. The user manual mentions something about “burn in” time but doesn’t go into detail. If these came with a better manual it would probably deserve a perfect rating

On my search for a good pair of budget no-wire Bluetooth headphones. Decided to give these a try since these look a bit smaller than the popular ones.The package come with the Tankfly headphones themselves, 3 sets of ear cap of difference sizes, the base and USB cable. The instruction is somewhat confusing since both of them will need to be connected during initial pairing and both of them will show up as the SAME DEVICE NAME - hence, my left and right channel was swapped. Until you carefully read the instruction on the very last page where it says you need to double tap on the left earbud first. Otherwise, they work as advertised.Pros- The sound quality is actually better than other similar earbuds, I'm guess they used a bigger driver for these so the bass bit is richer and deeper with the right size of cap to that tightly seal in your ears.- Auto on / off - nice to have the earbuds to connect themselves automatically when you take them out- Size - it's thin- Touch design - easy to turn on and off while the earbuds are in your ears- Discreet - it does not have flashing lights while it's in operationCons- Static / buzzing nose - The left ear piece has loud static / buzzing noise when there's no audio playing, similar to the sound of an unshielded speaker makes when GSM phone nearby (it could be that I received a defected earbuds)- Base design - 1) USB connector is at the bottom of the case. You cannot have them be sitting up while charging. 2) The cover might not close tightly so the earbud might not be charging, it does not happen every time though. 3) No auto shut off (instruction says you should be manually turn the base off to save battery). 4) With the largest caps on, the headset is hard to take out.- Pairing - both earbuds have the same exact device name, causing confusion while pairingI was hoping that these would be the budget headphones that I'm looking for, but the search continues...