Senso Bluetooth Headphones, Wireless v4.1 Sports Sweatproof Workout Running Magnetic Earbuds Secure Fit Noise Cancelling Headset with Mic for Workout Gym Premium HD Sound Cordless Earphones

I flew from DC to Dublin which was 7 hours in the air and around an hour on the ground. I was seated next to a woman with an infant and a few rows in front of me was another lady with an infant. I put my new earbuds in and prayed they would help save my sanity.The two infants screamed throughout the entire flight like it was some sort of competition. In addition to that, there were two toddlers with terrible parents who kept running wild on the plane. It was easily the worst flight I've ever been on but these earbuds helped me get through it.They aren't the best out there, but for the price, they are pretty damn good. The "memory foam" material that goes in your ear does its best to prevent outside noise from leaking in but it doesn't do a perfect job. I still heard the child next to me screaming over the music but it was muted enough to not give me a migraine. The sound quality could be better but these are cheap headphones so don't expect them to perform like Bose.My biggest fear was them running out of battery life before the flight ended. Unfortunately, when you charge them, they disconnect from Bluetooth. But they did last the entire flight and still showed having half charge on my iPhone.In the end, I listened to a lot of good music and watched a couple of movies and made it through the flight. Bless the patience of those Aer Lingus flight attendants. I don't know how they got through it while still doing a good job of smiling and being polite.So should you buy these earbuds? If your price range is low, then yes, get them. I've tried a few other brands and these have been the best in the < $40 bracket.

I bought these to replace a set of Phaiser BHS-730 that I bought in October of last year. With nine months of daily use, the battery life of the Phaiser set had fallen to less than two hours of listening time, so it was time for something new. Just the week before I had bought a set of SENSO Activbuds S-250 which impressed me with their sound quality and claimed battery life, but are quite large and awkward looking and suffer from an obnoxious amount of wind noise, making them unsuitable for many active applications. Nevertheless, they were too good to send back and I was already of the opinion that having two sets of Bluetooth buds at the ready was the way to go. So I bought these as a smaller, more attractive supplement to the Activbuds S-250 set for use when I need a better look or if wind noise is going to be a problem.They did not disappoint. In its basic design, it is a superior product to the Phaiser BHS-730 set in nearly every important way. The sound quality is better, the claimed battery life is better and they are smaller and less obtrusive looking. The rubber anchor wings are securely fitted and won't fall off, unlike the Phaiser BHS-730 set, and they just look like a more elegant and higher quality product. They only way they could turn out to be a disappointment is if the battery life is far less than claimed or if they have durability issues. I haven't had the chance to test out the full battery life, but if Senso's claims are similar to other manufacturer estimates, I expect about 75%-80% of claimed battery life in real world use, which in my case is listening to podcasts and music at low to medium volume at work. If I get any surprises, pleasant or unpleasant, in terms of durability or battery life, I will update this review.In summary, I would say this set of buds is impressively designed. It is clearly a product made by people who have experience with older designs and who have set out to remedy past mistakes. The sound is balanced with a decent amount of bass and the overall sonic experience is surprisingly good. The ear wings are small and won't fall off and you will look good wearing this set of buds. The price is right too. I think they are a steal for what I paid.For cons, my only quibble is that they come with only a short charging cable. The rest of the included accessories are standard and include alternative ear wings and tips and a case. The Senso S-250 set comes with a much nicer set of accessories, but that is a different review.

I have a tendency to buy the best I can. I bought Apple AirPods, and found them horrible uncomfortable. The functionality was great, and the call quality was outstanding, but the sound quality for music was lacking, not to mention the 180 price tag. I would have kept them if they were comfortable for me, but that was ultimately the deal breaker. I wound up buying these on a whim just after seeing all of the reviews. I also purchased the senso 255s just to compare. The 255s I received don’t sound nearly as good as these 300s and aren’t nearly as comfortable. The senso 300s are very comfortable, stay in your ears easily, and the music quality believe it or not is execellent. The only downside is the call quality for the other person. If you’re in a noisy area, they don’t cancel out background noise anywhere near as good as the Apple products. As long as it’s a fairly quiet area you’re making a call in, there’s no problem at all. Overall they’re great. They’re way more comfortable than the AirPods for me, and they sound night and day better with music. I could talk normally while cutting my grass on the mower with the AirPods and no one could even hear the mower. With these sensos they can barely hear me. Other than that one downside, these are great. I can’t imagine anyone being disappointed with these.