AKG N400 True Wireless Bluetooth Earphones ANC Canal Type (Navy)

Oh yeah. Just as good as I remember. If you're having issues with connectivity, you have a skill issue. Don't blame your lack of intelligence on the product. These are the best sounding wireless buds on the market. They come in a hard metal case, they're real comfortable, they look hideous and stick out of your ears, but you'll get over it when you hear how good they sound. Highest value for money on the market. 99% of connectivity issues are due to people not following instructions. My only gripe is the battery life. Its only about 6 hours on a full charge.

The sound quality is great (although the treble is a bit harsh for my taste), but my unit had the same deal-breaking issues others have mentioned:1. Small but audible buzzing noise in the left bud. It may not be easily noticeable when playing, say, pop or rock music, but when playing something like classical piano, it becomes impossible to ignore.2. Bluetooth doesn't reliably disconnect when the buds are in the case, which happened twice during my 2 days of using it. Since it drains the battery, this is particularly unacceptable given the below-average battery life.There're other minor issues like the swipe gesture feels very finicky and I could never trigger it reliably.I'll probably pick up a pair of Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro or wait for Sony WF-1000XM4 instead.

Sound great and once I beat the connection final boss I was able to use them somewhat comfortably. Also right ear hurts after a few minutes maybe my ears are wack

Don't get me wrong, there is a lot to like about these but some basic features and battery life really hold them back.Sound quality is decent and with the app, ANC with talk through and ambient passthrough is really nice. Theses features do seriously decrease battery life.I have two main gripes. They do not hold a charge in a case. I pulled them out to use them after being in the case for about a week and for some reason the battery was depleted. This has happened on more than one occasion. Additionally, you can only use the right bud if you want to keep one ear open. Using just the left channel does not work.I'm my opinion, you can forgo the ANC and save some money by getting Soundpeats Free2. The soundpeats have fantastic sound, incredible battery life, independent use of bothe left and right channel, and are half the price.

It works great. I use it while on walks and they stay in the ear very well even while wet/sweaty. My only gripe is that the left bud doesn't work independently of the right or the charging case. It does work if the case is open for some reason.

I've been trying to get into audio a lot as of late, and right just focusing on earbuds because I'm out and about a lot. One thing I always look for in a new pair of earbuds is being able to hear something in a song I've listened to countless times that I never heard before. I put these in and you can immediately tell the effort poured into these. Every instrument has amazing clarity, like they have their own little distinct spot in your brain. You can easily tune into any instrument, no matter how background it is. As a full picture songs come together perfectly. It's amazing. There isn't an insane amount of bass, so if you really like that stuff, I would look elsewhere. Anyway, that's my review. I am not a professional, and have no real idea what I'm talking about but whatever.

Pros: Best sounding wireless earbud, solid build, slim and sturdy case, waterproofCons: Bad app (similar for many other conpanies' earbuds), small battery life, poor connection at times.Recommended if you want the best sound. Otherwise, go for the Galaxy Buds, which are cheaper and sound nearly as good but have good connectivity. These headphones have passable connectivity, but don't expect to be able to leave your phone in another room and still connect.As for me, I prefer sound overall, so it's a 5 from me.

A pair of Bluetooth Headphones is only as good as its reliability, and on that the AKG fails miserably. 1/3 of the time, I get good results. I step out the front door for a walk or to the gym and the headphones work beautifully. 1/3 of the time, I have pairing problems. Only one headphone pairs to my phone, the same device I always use. You need to take them out of the case in the right order or something.. And you need to leave the case lid open for a few seconds while the headphones pair to your phone, but it's not well designed so the lid doesn't stay open unless you hold it just soooo.... So now you're out on your walk with the dogs, who are not Bluetooth, and therefore have a tether that begins to wind around your legs when you inevitably stop to repair your headphones, telling your device to forget them, then repairing from scratch, and this takes much longer than it should because of trying to balance the little lid just so, assuming that you foresaw this problem and brought the case in the first place. Which really, you should, because I forgot to mention the full 1/2 of the time that some glitch has happened with charging, and in spite of having just come out of the fully charged case, one of hte headphones is at 10 percent and goes out just as you've gotten through the rest, leading you to just drop the leash and walk into traffic already.