Monster Champion True Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth 5.0 IPX8 Waterproof Sports Headphones with aptX Deep Bass, CVC 8.0 Noise Cancellation, Type C Quick Charge, 100Hrs Charging Case

I have spent almost $1000 over the years on different wireless headphones. I've had everything from JBLs, to Air pods, and even some random off brands.The Monster band by far has been my favorite. They charge quick, last a long time, fit comfortable and can be tailored to your desired fit, and on top of that the quality in sound is the best.On top of that, when they say "Noise Canceling" they mean it. They are great at drowning out the outside noise so you can focus on a podcast, book, music, etc.I would highly recommend this product as a great alternative to some of the more expensive brands, without sacrificing quality.

Don’t know “who” is writing a review saying they’re better than air2, but I can confirm they’re not, other than battery life. This is my second pair. The first recently gave out after consistent use for about four years. The new pair is softer and don’t irritate my ears after prolonged use. Sound is pretty decent but the battery life is awesome. It’s pretty nice being able to hear people without pulling them now, too. Probably the best earbuds for the money.

So I was looking for a waterproof...ish set of earbuds to workout in that weren't gonna require a loan to buy. I've had similar Monster headphones that were wired and enjoyed them. They sound way better than my Samsung buds, if you like punchier bass. I would also say the instrument separation is better too. The battery life is pretty damn solid as well. My only gripe is the connection issue(s) I had initially. When I first started using the earbuds my right side would intermittently lose connection for a brief moment (probably less than a second but still sucks when it's repetitive and you are working out). I read online about resetting the earbud and did so, luckily it's nearly almost gone away. Hopefully, we are past that phase and if so I will definitely enjoy them.***UPDATE: Look I've had Monster headphones since my original pair of Beats given to us by Noel Lee himself on his golden Segway. I've also had and currently have other bluetooth Monster headphones. These are not Monster quality and I would question truly Monster. They, still connect like garbage either to each other, or my device. Now, after 6 months or so they are losing volume. Yes, I made sure they are charged, they were clean, and even reset them numerous times. I used to be able to have them on 9 on watch and be fine. Now at 15 (max volume) they sound like a whisper. I attach my watch to my speaker and the volume is correct, 9 is plenty loud. So it's these garbage headphones!!!!! My other Monster wireless earbuds haven't lost sound under the exact same circumstances. You've been warned.

They are awesome for listening to music and working out. They stick very well inside my ears and the noise-cancellation feature is great, the downside is the microphone if you try to talk. Whenever I am wearing my headphones and someone calls me or I try to send a voice note, the quality of the call is terrible.

This is my second pair. My first lasted about 2.5 years. R- stopped connecting. I guess from sweat and what not which is expected due to corrosiveness. (Clean them w/ alcohol every heavy sweat session) I'm an audio file geek and have owned several wireless buds. If you've never owned a Monster product, you need to. Its all well made quality in everything they do. These are no exception for this price point. Don't get me wrong, there are $300 buds that are better. And there are also $300 buds that are worse. Dial in your EQ and get $250 sound for 70 bucks!

These are for sports. If you don’t do sports or work out at the gym, run, etc then there are probably much better.The fins keep these secured in the ear. They aren’t going anywhere. And the secure fit helps keep the bouncing noises to a minimum, but does get uncomfortable after a few hours.Sound quality is good, but controls are horrible. I have to shove these inside my ear painfully and hold it for 8 seconds to power off, 3 seconds to power on, and 1 second to switch songs or start over. They need to have different functions, such as number of clicks versus time held, and need to be push button (“clicky”) rather than touch/sensor.The Jabra Elite 8 Active earbuds have perfect controls but they don’t stay in the ears during exercise, thus my emphasis on these earbuds being for sports only.I don’t think they have noise cancellation (no “hear through” option), but they’re good at isolating sound (about 2/3 of a normal set of earplugs).

These earbuds will probably make you very happy so long as you never get them wet. But if you don't plan to get them wet, why are you buying IPX8 earbuds?I wore these in the shower and as soon as they got wet, the capacitive touch buttons started going haywire, changing tracks, pausing, changing volume, and even turning off and on, entirely by themselves. The idea to put capacitive buttons on a waterproof device is about as dumb as it gets for smart people who design and create such things as waterproof wireless earbuds. The only thing worse would be to get shocked by them. To their credit, they are waterproof, unlike my old Raycon earbuds. Those are trash.

Are you sick and tired of apple products and overpaying for over rated sound buds ?Look no further fella ya found it!- Clayton BixbyThese are great wireless earbuds and I’ve used a lot in my life. They’re simple and sound amazing and handle my sweat even in my muy thai skip rope warm ups. And gym sessions. Monster is great give them a go!