KT1Bluetooth Headphones Wireless Earbuds 120hrs Playtime Wireless Charging Case Digital Display, Ear Buds with Earhook,IPX7 Waterproof, Deep Bass 2.0,Over-Ear Earphones for Sport Running

Do you have any idea how long those of us with small ears have been waiting for an earbud that: a) Stays in our ears; and B) is actually comfortable? I have spent years looking, and I don't even want to admit how much money wasted on buds that just didn't hit the mark. So when I saw the KT 1 earbuds marketed for smaller ears, I initially thought, "Yeah, I've fallen for that one before."In the reviews was someone who sounded just like me, though. And as a runner, comfortable earbuds are a need, not to mention wanting to listen to podcasts on the move while I garden or do laundry. So I took a chance. It paid off!!!Couldn't believe when I put them on out of the box, with the medium-size tips on, they slid right in and were comfortable. Charged them up in the surprisingly solid feeling charging case and went for a run. No pain, just good sound and pure comfort.These essentially tick every box for me:* After the first setup, they now pair automatically with my Pixel phone (even far more expensive headsets and ear buds have never done that);* The charging case displays how much charge they have left (see photo);* Sound quality is clear and balanced (full disclosure: I'm not a major audiophile, but these sound better than my Beats buds for which I paid $100+ years ago)* No connecting cord, yet they stay on effortlessly during a workout;* Charge is long lasting.Only two small cons so far:* Even with my music on fairly soft, these blocked out most external noise on my run, and I didn't hear a car right next to me, which was scary. I HIGHLY recommend using only one bud if you're moving through areas where you need to hear things like cars or bikes.* They come only in a golden pink color. It's attractive, but I tend to prefer basics like black or white. Now my small-eared daughter also wants a pair, and keeping our pairs separate will be interesting. My husband tried them and wants a pair, too, but when I told him they only came in pink, he was deflated.Caveats: I've used the KT 1 ear buds for a few days, so I can't speak to their longevity. They claim to have a two-year warranty. I'm also not a power user, so haven't tried out receiving phone calls with them or switching songs, adjusting volume and so on using clicks and long presses on the right ear bud. The manufacturer does provide a nice, clear set of instructions for all that--in six languages, and with diagrams. If/when I test out some of those features, I'll provide an update. For now, I'd say these are unbelievable ear buds for the price. And now I'm going to purchase that pair for my daughter before they jack up the price based on my review...

I purchased these headphones a few months ago and was simply looking for something cheap until I bought a more expensive product to replace my apple AirPods. I wanted to take my time to research what is new and performance reviews etc, but needed ones to use in the interim. I’ll admit I barely looked at the product description just at a small size, good rating, low price and would arrive in a day- clicked buy. I really thought I’d use them for a couple of weeks but I was pleasantly surprised, they feel substantial not hollow and cheap. The sound is great and the connection process with Bluetooth is as simple as possible. The controls are responsive, the charge time is fast and the case that recharges the earbuds lasts so incredibly long but the most important part is they actually fit my ears. I don’t have to constantly readjust since it fits properly so it doesn’t leave me with sore ears that I usually have from pushing in and twisting trying to get the silicone buds to stay put. I rarely take time to write reviews but was compelled to considering how satisfied I was with this product. I now can’t justify a costly replacement when these are exactly what I need for a seriously crazy low price.

Love these because they are designed to stay in your ears. They have a comfortable, flexible plastic loop to hook them onto your ears. I wear them while I work out. The sound quality is excellent. The case shows you what percentage they are at so you know exactly when to charge them. They stay charged for hours. The case is nice because you don't have to fumble getting them back into the case properly because the case is magnetized and the case pulls the ear buds in correctly.

BE CAREFUL TO ADJUST THE VOLUME BEFORE PLAYING MEDIA AFTER PUTTING IT ON YOUR EARS!The haptic feedback spots on the earbuds are sensitive to being touched (unless you have something on your finger like a glove or cloth), so it's very easy to accidentally press up against them and max out the volume while putting the earbuds on. The haptic commands (eg: tap to increase/decrease volume, skip song, play/pause) work pretty well, although the earbuds can sometimes get "confused" and execute another command that uses a similar haptic command scheme. For instance, tapping once on the left earbud decreases media volume while tapping twice on either earbud plays/pauses the media; if I tap twice, sometimes the earbuds will execute the tap once command and raise/lower the volume instead.The Bluetooth range is quite nice, as I can walk across the house from the Bluetooth media source (eg: phone) without the earbuds disconnecting or losing sound quality.Sound quality is okay. It's not tinny or metallic-sounding, but there might be some muffling of ranges (especially towards the bassy parts) when you're playing music through them.I have not been on a phone call using them, so I cannot assess the voice call quality.The earphones are comfortable to wear and they don't fall out while I'm exercising on the treadmill or stair machine. Battery is as described for the headphones, but I'm not quite sure about the quality of the case battery (regarding the 100+ hour charge capacity), since it drains a few percentage points when charging the earbuds , even if I use the fully-charged earbuds s for a brief (15 minutes) period before charging them again.The case feels like cheap plastic (which is probably is), and the hinge wiggled a bit right out of the box, but it does its job well. The case is slightly less than an inch thick, so it probably will be better to have in a bag, sweatshirt pocket, or purse than in your pants pocket.I do appreciate the case display where it shows the battery percentage left [in the case]. I also like that the case uses USB-C instead of micro-USB for charging.