WRZ Wireless Headphones, S8 Bluetooth 5.0 Earphones with Microphone Magnetic IPX6 Sweatproof Sport Running Workout Gym Travelling 10 Hrs Playtime Earbuds for Android iOS Cell Phones (Purple Pink)

As soon as I put these headphones on, I was blown away. These are what I have been searching for this last decade. The noise cancellation - superb. I'm autistic so I know what I'm talking about here, I live most of my life with earplugs or ear defenders on. These bad boys take care of that. I'd actually say these might be too sound-excluding for having just one earbud in the offside ear while cycling (normal earbuds have minimal effect on how much surrounding noise you hear - even two earbuds you still hear more on a bike than in a car according to the science - I definitely wouldn't have both of these in though, we'll see about one). The sound quality - suits me perfectly. My main issue with my previous headphones (twice the price and not even bluetooth) was that the treble and everything high was way too loud and it hurt my ears. These headphones provide a welcome relief - the sound is much better balanced, it's nice. I agree with other reviewers that they aren't the loudest - you can't go loud enough to hurt your ears - but that's probably a good thing for not going deaf or whatever. I have silly ear canals that don't usually like earbuds very much, but these stay in. I've ended up with a mixture of the different accessories that come with it, but that's fine. The range of options is very good. The little case is nifty too. These stay in absolutely solidly - running, turbo trainer sprints, walking about is all fine, and the freedom from wires is very refreshing. The buttons do all the stuff I've always longed for in headphone buttons - you can skip forwards and backwards, change the volume, pause and play. Revolutionary not having to endure a track or stop and get your phone out while running. There's a load of phone call settings too but I've not tried doing phone calls. I've dumped water over my head on the turbo and been out in light rain and they didn't seem upset so far.I've only been using these two days, but I was so excited that I want everyone to have some. I'm tempted to buy three more pairs as backups, and I'm about to get my siblings a set each. Buy them!

Having used a pair of Beats X for a year (now falling apart!) I thought I would try these. The sound when listening to news and movies is better (to me) than Beats X, the sound being more ‘full’. The choice of tips has given me a comfortable fit, and they are lighter than Beats X. I think the wire could do with being a little longer with the remote moving a little further from the ear. Just a personal preference. I haven’t tried the microphone.The volume buttons are stiffer than on Beats X but perfectly fine. There is a beep when you reach maximum volume, cutting out the sound for a second or so, which is a little annoying. The remote is on the right, which might or might not be your Pencil hand.The battery percentage appears in the batteries widget, which is very useful. It’s showing 90% after about 1.5 hour’s usage.The main weakness I can find is that the sound sometimes stutters when I also connect a cheap Bluetooth keyboard. Not really a problem when just listening to news etc. but would ruin listening to music. (Sound is perfectly fine when I switch off the keyboard. I haven’t tried with an Apple keyboard.) The connection is lost at about 5 metres compared to about 10 metres with Beats X. (Indoors after leaving the room.)In summary a great budget choice so far if you won’t also be using a cheap Bluetooth keyboard, or don’t mind the stuttering when doing so, or the limited range.

The tiny size belies the performance. Forget deep bass or HiFi but they work. I have a good quality Bluetooth headphone and I wanted something lightweight and Bluetooth for listening to internet radio. Perfect! The default buds nicely stay in place. The control unit is tiny and finding the On/Off is a knack when attached to the ears. But you are only going to do that once a session. The USB charging cable is very short but that wouldn't be a problem for most people. Pairing was easy and the signal was received through several wall and a tiled kitchen.

I got these to replace my Anker pair which were great, but after a year one of the ears was getting a little quiet. These had great reviews and were a few pound cheaper.Frankly they're rubbish, and I'll compare them to the slightly dearer anker pair here (which I've had to order a new pair due to rubbishness of these)- I have small ear holes, I'm unashamed to admit. While these do give you some interchangeable rubbery bits, A. they're forever popping off, and B. None are small enough for my narrow canals.- The magnets to keep them together around your neck are very poor. They popped open more often than not- I have them since June, and already I have the sound problem in one ear, which is frankly pathetic.Spend a few extra quid on the anker pair, is my advice.

I was getting fed up of wires chaining me to my Samsung S9 on any occasion I wanted to use headphones. Therefore I bought these as my first pair of wireless headphones. Paired instantly with my phone with no issues.Really pleased so far, good sound quality, long battery life, comfortable and fit in the ear really well, especially with the soft rubber ear hooks. I haven't tried them whilst exercising yet but I imagine they'll be good and not fall out!I like the included carry pouch/ case, and like the fact the two ear buds joing together with a magnet, making them much less likely to tangle.£10.99 in my opinion is great value, especially when you consider the astronomical value of branded headphones which are most likely almost identical. I'd highly recommend these!

Good sound quality, long lasting standby and play time. Extra accessories for the earphones are very helpful. Ear hooks that matching with the ear shape, to make a comfortable fit with my ears.