Occiam True Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth Headphones Auto Pairing Touch Control Wireless Earphones in-Ear Stereo Immersive Sound Ear Buds with Built-in Mic and Charging Case for Sports

I was super excited about these. I wanted to AirPods Pro but they’re not sweat proof and the are advertised to be. I’ve had this set just over 1 week (1 week yesterday). Pros: they connect super fast! I lift the lid and they’re connected before I even have them in my ears. That’s about it. Sound quality is nothing special and I haven’t used them while talking on the phone so I can’t speak to the noise canceling aspect. Cons: In the week that I’ve had them, the headset does not turn off/disconnect when you put it back in the case so you have to manually power it down (which it doesn’t always do with the long press -per the instructions) so you have to disconnect the connection through your phone. Not a huge issue but kind of a bummer when you’re in a rush. Today, I took them off the charger where they had been all night and after less than 20 minutes of walking with them in, the right ear piece died. Left was still working so I suspect a bad connection where the connections meet. However I inspected the case and the headphones and there’s nothing to indicated that there is an obstruction. Again I’ve had them a week so not a lot of time to get damaged/messed up.

Hi, headphone enthusiast here. These meet my AirPod expectations without the cost of Apple brand or "knock off mess" that's out there.With that said: they are inspired by a certain brand obviously. Easy pairing, strong stable connectivity, good sound quality (but not greatest on the planet! They're $35 so let's just say you get more than your dollars worth), if you're like me and enjoy calls w/ true wireless buds then this will be good for you.I've provided a rating per area.Size pocketability: ASoundblockage: A- (I have a hard time hearing anyone with these in ON or OFF - a transparency mode would be nice; especially for you street runners out there BUT none here that I found)Battery: A+ (came charged, haven't had any issues yet)Range / Distance: A (goes far and in-between rooms)Build Quality: A (solid, nice weight but not too heavy, the case has an easy magnetic snap)Sound Quality: B+ (Not Bose obviously but actually for what you are getting is good but not excellent)Dynamic Range: C+ (lows seem muddy and highs seem to disappear into the mids / not for the audiophile exp)Pairing: B (not the easiest / hard to alternate between / disconnect from secondary device to ensure your paired)Native voice assistant: A+ (Female / Pleasant / Clear / not abrasive whatsoever unlike some)Cool features: touch controls, lights on buds flash when call is incoming and out of ears and box

For the price I would say they are pretty okay. I have used these for 2 weeks now and the review is based on that:Pros:- Decent sound quality- Fits well (although I only received 1 set of ear tips. It is advertised that it comes with 2 more sizes. I contacted the seller and they never responded. So minus one for the seller).- Fast pairing.- Good range.- Case is very good size and has USB C charging (no wireless charging)- Look good in the earCons:- Sound quality is okay. I would rate it 5 out of 10.- tapping is inconsistent and either tooo sensitive or not at all. After 2 weeks I am still struggling with accidental pressing and making it work when needed.- Sometimes I have noticed that even when I put them back in the case, they stay connected to the phone. This is very inconvenient because if you get a call you will have to switch to your phone or speakers if the thing is still connected.- NOT multipoint. Meaning it CANNOT pair with two different bluetooth sources at the same time. I was looking for this function and even asked the question but got no answers. - No customer service. Contacted them for a problem. Got no response.

These ear buds are as advertised. They paired very easily with our Apple I-pod. They produce good quality sound and are comfortable to wear with the 3 different sized ear adapters that are included.It is very convenient that they charge when replaced in the carrying case and immediately connect to their paired device when removed from the case.The only things that keep them from getting 5 stars is that they are a bit difficult to remove from their case; there is little room to grip them with your fingers. Secondly, when you put them into your ears, you cannot help but touch them in such a way that you've accidentally activated some of their "commands" and either changed volume or track or shut them off accidentally. This occurs even if the I-pod is off when you install the ear buds.

Pros:- Has already lasted four times longer than the least BT ear buds I bought- Sounds fine on phone calls (my voice comes through surprisingly decent)- The range is amazing, I can put my phone in the opposite corner of the house and audio comes through just fine- You can wear one headphone while the other is charging (not all earbuds support this)- No complaints about the audio, and the bud blocks out noise very wellCons:- Touch is weirdly sensitive which can be annoying- Right one eventually started bugging out as described below.I've been using these for eight months. I wear them all day every day. One nice thing about this pair that others didn't support was wearing just one headphone (either one). So I can have one in while the other is charging.Unfortunately, it did have a strange problem starting about three months in. The right ear bud constantly detects a button press when I'm not touching it. This means it will sometimes randomly pause, or randomly max out the volume, or even shut off entirely. This has rendered the right one nearly unusable (it does ok for brief periods of time but always bugs out eventually when I'm using it). The left one is still kicking. Ultimately I've been using a $40 pair of bluetooth headphones for eight months, which is reasonable value. If you're looking for "forever" earbuds you'll need to pay more.