True Wireless Earbuds SoundLiberty 79 Smart AI Noise Reduction Technology for Clear Calls, Single/Twin Mode, 30H Playtime, USB Type C, IPX8, with Charging Case, Silver Black

These are amazing true wireless earbuds for the price.Sound: These earbuds sound great. I'm a bit of an audiophile and have several different headphones and earbuds to compare these to. I'll try my best to give you a good idea how these sound. To my ears, the sound signature of the 79s leans on the dark side. The bass is elevated like many other consumer audio products, but I don't think it severely overpowers everything else in the mix. It can get a little muffled/boomy on certain tracks, but I'm a basshead so I have no problems with it. The mids seem to be flat. Maybe a bit recessed in the upper mids. Treble is recessed as well. Overall I really enjoy the sound signature of these earbuds. If I'm looking for a little more clarity in my music I use the wavelet app to eq them. Both soundstage and imaging are about average for earbuds.Connectivity: These true wireless earbuds are using bluetooth 5.0 AAC and SBC codecs. I have not had any connectivity issues so far when using them with my android phone. I did a distance test and the earbuds still produced sound from 3 rooms away. Very good connection if you want to do some chores around the house. I also take these outside with me when I go out for walks and have had no issues. Since they are true wireless earbuds, you don't have to wear both of them at the same time. You can take one out and leave the other one charging in the case.Comfort: have a couple other iems/earbuds and these would rank below those when it comes to comfort. Not the most comfortable pair of in ears. You never forget that you're wearing them, but they do not at all cause any pain or discomfort over long periods of use. It comes with different sized tips, so if you have bigger or smaller ears than average, one of the included tips should fit you.Noise Cancellation: These offer great passive noise cancellation. When I put them on and play music, I have a pretty hard time hearing other people around me.Sound leakage: These earbuds do not leak sound. I usually use them on my phone at about 25-40% and that isn't audible to anyone around me. I did a test and played music at 100% and it was still hard to hear what was coming out of them when covering the tip.Portability: Case is surpassingly small which makes these earbuds very easy to take with me whenever I go out. The case also charges quickly and holds that charge for about 20 to 30 hours.Overall I really like these wireless earbuds. They fit all my needs and sound great too! Couldn't ask for more at this budget price. Really impressed!TL;DR: These bassy earbuds sound great, have excellent wireless connectivity, hold a charge for 20+ hours and fit easily in your pants pocket. Would definitely recommend!

Simple review of these headphones over the time I've had them (5 weeks).Pros- Sound is very good (great for earbuds I think)- They stay in your ear quite snug- Multiple ear tips to adjust for your particular ear- Charging case is nice and feels very solid (portable design)- They are great for what you pay for, i think you get quite a bit for your money ($40 at the time of purchase)- The mic on the earbuds works great- Answering and hanging up the phone call works great with a simple tap- increasing volume works great with tapsCons- Comfort level is not there, when wearing them for long periods of time, definitely hurts my ear. Tried multiple ear tips, same issue- They last about 5 hours in one charge (not 8 as advertised)- Charging case may charge them twice (not 4 time as advertised)- earplug has to be in your ear just right or else it muffles the sound- Hard to adjust the headphone while you have sweat in your ear- Skipping tracks/ pause and play works maybe 10% of the time when you double or triple tapOverall, I think the headphones are not bad for what you pay for. I expected some cons to have with this price tag. If they improve on the design for comfort they would certainly get 5 starts for me but due to the discomfort this will only get 4 stars for me. If you have budget crunch and are just trying to get some wireless daily headsets these are not bad and I recommend you give them a shot.

I had avoided getting truly wireless earbuds for some time as I don't like buying Apple products anymore. I bought a pair a couple years and found that they were heavy, did not sit in my ear well, and didn't sound that great. So I figured you needed to spend lots of money for a decent sound. However, I also knew that something like this is the type of product that I would lose--it could drop out of my ear, or it would be misplaced, or it would break. So I stuck to wired earbuds (or wireless with the wire that connected the two buds) or over the ear headphones. That is when I came across TaoTronics over the ear headphones which I found had very good sound and a remarkably good price. Beyond that, I had an issue with my first pair, contacted TaoTronics and had the situation resolved very quickly by customer service. I was quite impressed!So when I came across the fact that they had these true wireless earbuds, I decided to give it a try. I bought them at a decent price, and got them quickly. I will say everything has been quite pleasing. First, the case is sturdy and seems solid. This is important since it is the way you charge this and will be needed for the product to last. Second, the buds themselves are not so big, not so heavy. They fit in my ear pretty well, and are fairly snug. I had to change the silicon as I found the first pads still allowed them to slip a bit. I have not yet worn them for more than 30 mins, so I can't comment on long term comfort. But so far, they are comfortable.The sound is surprisingly rich. I gave it a run on some music that had deep bass, and found that it sounded great. I am not an audiophile, but I have a minimal threshold of quality that I need which is pretty solid. Most cheap audio products do not meet this bar--but TaoTronics does. These ear buds sound pretty awesome.The pairing is surprisingly easy. It takes a little getting used to though, as there are no buttons on this product. The volume, fast forwarding, etc. are all done by touch controls that I haven't quite mastered yet. But I presume that is just a bit more practice.I will say, that the users manual font print is a bit too small and not easy to read. The website also only has a pdf of the quick start guide, not of the user manual. I found a copy of the manual on the web to learn how to use this thing. That is probably the only real complaint I have.

I've had a lot of headphones and in ear monitors over the years at price ranges up to a few hundred dollars down to $10 a pair. I got these after sending back my 1more triple driver buds due to less performance than expected and terrible fit issues.The SoundLiberty 79 comes in a nice, understated but appealing looking orange and white box. Inside, you get the quick start and manual, the charge case and in ear monitors, and a baggie with the charge cable, assorted silicone tips, and an alternate set of rubber surrounds to help keep them in your ears. Packaging looks decent, but the silicone tips are just dumped in a bag with no way to store them neatly, short USB C cable and no wall wart provided, really nothing special. I REALLY wish these came with some foam tip options and a way to neatly store the tips, like 1more does with theirs.The case is fine, it feels mostly solid but the hinge is a bit wiggly and flops around pretty easily. Magnets are potent and the iems don't fall out at all which is great. Looks and feels nice in the hands, and small enough to entirely forget it's in your pocket. Could use better hinge, but no complaints otherwise.Lastly, the buds themselves are quite nice. A little chunky, but the fit is quite nice. It feels well co strutted and the little gold silver tips are interesting looking. Understated but a little sleek which appeals to me.Bass is elevated quite a bit on these, but not like with other buds out there I usually see. With these, there's a well defined, gradual slope in the bass response. At 20hz (ultra low bass), there's a 5db peak. By 100hz, it's 0db peak / neutral, and in between the slope is constant. This means the bass is punchy and goes deep, but doesn't bleed at all into the mids and the high bass doesn't sound bloated. Very satisfying, and boosted only enough that a slight eq to the 30 and 60 hz ranges flattens these iems right down, impressive.Miss are flat, well detailed and are not overly recessed. Treble is not elevated either, so these aren't V shaped in terms of response which is interesting - only the left side of the V, giving you a surprisingly detailed and balanced sound with the sub bass and mid bass brought up just enough to make it fun without mangling the mids or highs. That said, after lots of listening, I DO find the highs can be slightly harsh from time to time where other IEM's I have don't quite do that.As others have said, the volume might not be *quite* as high as other headphones, but even with mild hearing loss in the lower ranges these things can still make me feel like I'm about to go deaf from sound on some songs, so they aren't weak.Comparing these back and forth 1v1 vs the 1More triple drivers, these have the edge. Mids sound similar, highs are definitely more detailed and extended on the 1more and the 1more doesn't produce sibilance like these do at loud volumes with high frequency. These are more consistent though and they don't have a 10db nosedive in response at 5.5k like the 1more. Also, Since the bass response has its peak in the upper midbass up to the lower mids, the bass sounds less thusly and deep and more bloated and less satisfying, and it muddied up the mids.Lastly, for in ear monitors the spaciousness and imaging of the sound is pretty great, but soundstage is just normal / meh. And as a side note, super comfortable. These trounce the 1more in terms of value. Sound isn't worlds apart, and the 1More sometimes retails for $110, vs the $59 for the Taotronics which also happen to be bluetooth so that's convenient.My only major gripes with the Soundliberty 79 are as follows:- Lid of case could use some work - the hinge feels cheap and loose.- The highs can be harsh or sibilant, and don't *quite* have the sparkle I'd like to see (so a bit harsh, but not super strong on the ultra high frequency stuff like 16k+)- Listening to cats barfing up hairballs and wads of food is significantly nicer than listening to the mic on the Soundliberty 79. It's ATROCIOUS.- Could do with better packaging and accessories - they cheaped out on that pretty bad.- The lack of APTX Low Latency nukes these as an option for bluetooth gaming. If they supported APTX LL, these would be pretty sick.

Honestly these Earbuds are just amazing bcz of the battery backup they have if we don't consider that these are trash in my opinion. While listening songs on YouTube music they can't keep up with the sound quality bcz YTmusic have best quality sound options Earbuds start making a tick noise which is really disturbing trust me but if I listen the same track on Amazon Music it works fine bcz AZmusic have decent sound quality tracks.So In my opinion total trash not worthy.

Unfortunately these keep falling out, I have used them for 2 weeks now and I tried all of the rubber tips it comes with and it keeps falling out even on walks so I don't even wanna try for runs. The sound is not bad but doesn't have any base what so ever which is fine because I don't expect more for the price, I just wish it didn't keep falling out so much. Also that this one weird situation where it wouldn't disconnect from my phone and kept staying on even in the case even though Indicator light was showing its charging. I'm using it with a s21 ultra so I don't think it's my phone.

Estaba dudoso cuando llegaron pero realmente me dejaron muy pero muy complacidos.Tenia los Galaxy Buds y aunque estos son un poco mas grandes son casi igual de cómodos, en sonido los superan por mucho, tanto medios como bajos son muy buenos en los agudos flojea poco pero para nada son malos, destosa por completo a los Galaxy Buds por mucho pero mucho en las llamadas puedo estar corriendo en bici y no distorsiona la llamada y mucho menos se caen.Son una gran opción por mucho menos dinero.

Tengo lso Samsung primera version, que no les dura la bateria mas de 40 minutos, y el cargador tampoco retiene mucha carga, pero estos TaoTronics, les dura varias horas, y con el cargador semanas. Son uy comodos para oir musica y quedarse dormido sin riego de romperlos o molestia.