BHS-790 Bluetooth Headphones with Dual Graphene Drivers and AptX Bluetooth 5.0 Sport Headset Earphones with Mic and Lifetime Sweatproof Guarantee - Wireless Earbuds for Running, Redheat

Excellent sound quality, good Battery life, good fit, Very easy to use control on device, No Issue with Bluetooth connectivity. Overall, very good product for price.

I think it’s better for me to compare these to other earbuds so that people better understand how good these are.In terms of durability, 100x better than beats. They're made of metal, rubber and durable plastics that should be standard materials of all earbuds. Great magnetic design too, keeps earbuds from tangling up.They are not noise cancelling earbuds, which i found strange to see the product review ask to rate that. They do isolate noise well, let’s say in a gym. You’ll know other people are making noise, but you might not always understand what they’re saying. This also depends on how much you customize these earbuds. The plethora of ear tips they give you is definitely a plus and will change your experience with these.I dont use these for phone calls but assuming the microphone is only on the button controls, it wouldn’t be a very good set of earbuds for that. Plan on spending more money for earbuds with good microphones.Button functionality was no issue with the iphone, however turning it on takes 5x longer than turning it off. Be careful when trying to pause music, just tap the middle button once. Hold it for any longer and it turns it off.Sound quality is on par with bose ear buds overall. You might get better bass from the bose, but I find the highs and mids to be better on these. Guitars and air instruments do sound better with these earbuds than with bose. You wouldnt want ANC with these earbuds, as it would hinder sound performance. Sound quality is about as clear as bose.Needless to say, if you're buying these for the gym, you could care less about sound quality and more about durability. The sound is good enough and surpasses earbuds costing 100+ dollars. It’s durability is on the high end, beating out beats, panasonics, and sonys at the similar price range.

These were great initially; good sound and battery life. After a month, however, the battery would only a hold a charge for an hour and then it died altogether. Waste of money.

What I liked:The sound quality is pretty solid! Especially for lightweight Bluetooth earbuds! It was pretty well balanced; wasn't too heavy on the bass, whilst also not being overly tinny with the treble. And the volume could get up pretty high!The construction is pretty solid for everything except the detachable ear fins.The battery recharges very quickly! In an hour or two, you're back to a full charge!They're light and don't strain or irritate the neck.The magnet clasps are strong and surprisingly useful.The noise cancelling mic does a pretty great job of keeping wind and ambient noise down, even while driving.WHAT I DISLIKE:The battery life is fairly atrocious; you'll get 5-6 hours on a FULL charge if you keep the volume on the lower end and aren't making calls.The connectivity range is absolutely impossible to estimate; sometimes I can walk clear across the house with no crackling, sometimes I can't walk 5ft away with no obstructions before it starts fizzling out.The design of the fins, in theory, is great and leaves lots of room for personalization. In practice? It's terrible. As soon as they "break in" from use, they're constantly slipping off or rotating if they aren't firmly in your ear. And if you have one earbud dangling, you'd best take the fin off and put it in your pocket or you WILL lose it, because it will just work its way off and be gone forever.So why did I score so low despite all of the positives and relatively few negatives? Because I bought these things 5 MONTHS ago and I'm already having to find a new pair of headphones, because the battery will now only hold a 2-ish hour charge at low volume, after a full charge.This, and hardware failures, are a CONSTANT problem with Phaiser products, and the ONLY reason I keep buying them after all these years is because the positives are often worth the money. I'm looking for a new brand to buy from, though, because this is honestly ridiculous.Please, step up your game, Phaiser. You've got a solid platform, but your being let down by your build quality and choice of parts.

Addon: There is a break-in period for these headphones. Give them time, they gradually sound better.Use your EQ to fine tune...Battery life is alright given the size.I feel that the sound quality could be improved. It's as if there is post processing going on (similar to digitizing)... I feel that the price tag is slightly high all things considered. So far no major complaints.

Second pair of Phaisers I have owned, since the cat ate my first pair. The fit is great, since it comes with a variety of attachments to fit just about any ear. The sound quality is superb, one of it's best attributes. And I sweat PROFUSELY and as of yet I have had no issues with sweat related performance degradation. The sound quality at this price point is outstanding.

These earbuds sound great! I think they lean toward the mids and highs. The cord is short but I like it. The controls work well and give you tactile feedback. The earpieces are light. My ears are on the small side and I was able to fit these well.One nice little thing they put into the design was a notch in the band that goes around the earbud and holds the wing. The notch leaves space for where the bud sticks out. This keeps the wing in place so it doesn't spin around the earbud.I have to knock one star off because these are LOUD even when you have your phone turned down. This means I don't get a lot of range in terms of volume choices. I searched the reviews and a few people have this problem but I guess it's not common.Customer service is outstanding! Responsive. Helpful. They stand behind their product.Photo of red version.