NB2 Pro Hybrid Active Noise Cancelling Earbuds - 6 Mics - Bluetooth Wireless Earphone - Stereo Deep Bass - 32H Play Time with in-Ear Detection, App Control, IP54 Waterproof for Sport-Black

I've been trying for a while to find the perfect pair of non-Apple wireless buds and I may have found a keeper. I've had cheap ones that were comfortable and sounded good but were unreliable at connecting over Bluetooth. Most recently I tried the Anker Soundcore Life P2 and they were pretty good technically but never felt truly comfortable in my ears, whichever of the rubber buds I tried. I've always found ear buds a little too noticable while wearing them and frequently take them out to adjust them.I decided to buy these because I liked the look of them and, as luck would have it, they tick all the boxes for me. There are 3 pairs of rubber buds of different sizes and the middle size that were fitted out of the box are a perfect, comfortable fit for me that I can hardly feel. So far no constant adjusting and fiddling.Connecting to my phone was quick and easy and has been stable. Sound quality is clear and vibrant, especially with spatial sound on, and there is very little leak that those around you could complain about. Noise reduction, both passive and active, is effective and there is the option of ambient sound if you need to hear the world around you too.I'm not likely to use them for making calls but I've tested that anyway and the microphone is as clear as you could expect from something that's in the wrong place (That sounds like a criticism but it's not, I don't expect the microphone to be anywhere else but unless your mouth is on the side of your face and pointing towards your ears then your voice is going in the wrong direction for ear bud microphones to pick it up properly. It works fine for calls, just not as well as a microphone closer to your mouth).

Bought these over the Christmas 2021 holiday while they were on sale. It was a bit of a risk because I usually don't like the shape of the Airpod style earbuds but they exceeded my expectations! Fit seems very good with the buds staying in my ears and matching the shape of my ears very well. Sound quality is very good after using the Wavelet app to customise the sound. Noise cancelling is good but doesn't seem to be as good as my Anker Soundcore Life A2 s. It does block out background rumbles of public transport but more higher frequencies pass through. Battery life seems good but I've yet to try them out on a weeks worth of commutes to and from work. They look very good and seem well made and of a premium kind of build with the case having a leather type look but only being hard plastic to the touch. The App seems to be functional with a widget that can be conveniently placed on your phone screen to enable quick access to all of the settings. I have replaced the earbud tips with some others as I found a better fit with them and did find the sound quality increased with them. I look forward to putting these buds through their paces over the next few weeks.

I brought these and the Soundcore Space A40. They were around the same price. So I researched and these two were seen as the best in the price range. The look of them is the best, but the Soundcore sound and LDAC update wins the battle.These are still great sounding. Just lacking features that the Soundcore A40 have.Trying both the noise cancelling, transparentAnd normal modes all work better on the Soundcore.I didn't like the loose fit on these, the soundcore links up with an app which has updated them to LDAC, 50 hours play. Plus the case and buds just feel better. Of course the sound is better too.So if you like the look of these you won't be disappointed, but you can get better ones if you don't mind the style of the Soundcores.It's such a close call. The better on paper is Soundcore, but i did love the case and look of these buds. You can't go wrong. But audiophiles might want the others. The fit on these aren't the best at cutting out sound etc.You're decision!!

This is a very good earbud and it competes against some of the very high quality earbud. I was surprised by how deep and rich the base response was on. I own jabra 85T which I class a superior sound quality earbud, and this came very close it. Unfortunately I had to return them only because I wanted the best edifier earbud so I purchased the Neobud S. If you are in a budget these earbuds are no brainer ✌🏽

The packaging is a very good size, about the same size as the Galaxy Buds 2 so very compact, however very slippery.The noice cancellation is pretty impressive with 80-90% of noice being cancelled out. Tested this at home while the washing and drying was on, on bus journeys and in stores/outside where there's plenty of loud noices, either it be the store music/ traffic/ other people in general.The rubber buds themselves I switched out with my own and the fit became more snug, but the ones provided aren't that bad.However the only down side I've noticed is that over time the NC feature would start having static or "white noice" if nothing is played and it is incredibly loud and hard to ignore (if you're not playing something loud enough, and in a noisy enough environemt). This is a shame as that's one of the biggest reasons as to why I bought these earphones.Overall would still buy again but probably ask for an exchange. 👍🏾👍🏾

The sound from these is so good, usually would go for Sony or Philips but these came on sale and had many reviews talking about the noise cancelation which was my main priority. They really do cancel out a lot of sound. They are comfy in the ear for around 2 hours for me then they hurt. The only improvement would be the case as the lid is too loose for my liking, and the plastic is hard scratchy like the guy shreds cars for on Car Wow.