Redzoo Bluetooth Headphones, Bluetooth Earbuds Sports Earphones, 14H Playtime/HD Stereo Sound with cVc 8.0 Noise Reduction Mic Magnetic In Ear Wireless Headphones IPX7 Waterproof for Running Sports

For their price point, these things have good sound quality, great battery life and surprisingly durable (mine have survived multiple accidental washes). Couldn't really recommend it more if you're not bothered with "premium" items.

Am surprised by all the good reviews! The item is cheap. It looks cheap. It feels cheap. Also the buttons don’t work. When I received them I was going to keep them as a temporary solution until I find some good ones. I like the ear piece. First of all when I connected them to my phone one of the earpieces wasn’t working. That’s not even the worst thing! The buttons are not functional. I tried to put the volume up thinking the earpiece will work and it made my phone call my mum twice! Not worth the money!

I mostly use for calls and voice (podcasts) so music quality doesn't matter as much, but its ok (from a lower bar than audio afficionados might have). I hate a sharp treble, and aren't fond of too much/boomy bass or tinny sound but I haven't had reason to complain on those.Pros (in my eyes):* power/connecting/pairing announced by pleasant female-pitched speech instead of beeps like most others* Decent choice of earbud and hook sizes* _maybe_ the holes in the ear hooks reduce sweat by allowing more air circulation there, and make them more flexible? hard to be sure.* like the magnets that help keep the buds themselves together when not in use and less likely to fall off if hung round neck/slightly (only slightly) better against tangling up in a pocket. This feature is common to quite a few of these style of earphones now.Cons:* thin cable makes me worry it'll break sooner than most other BT earphones like it* +/-/power button is quite flat and harder to find and use by feel. They do have a definite click when you push them down (not much travel) but sliding finger up and down the block its on isn't as sure as some others I've gone through to feel the button instantly, sometimes I'm not sure if I've found the button, or not got the right one til I check how far up/down that module I am.Don't know if I can charge it while continuing to listen yet, but it does have a long lifetime. The charging-while-listening cos I didn't charge them for ages and now its dieing on me but I want to listen is something I really appreciate and quite rare to find on any BT earphones like this style (only found it on 1 or 2 out of like 10 or so, but those ones aren't sold anymore damnit as everyone goes to truly wireless - which I'm worried about losing cos I lose these type of earphones often enough when they _do_ have a cable of some sort - and yeah cable-free don't have the cable catching or pulling out your ear, but they can't do any better at not falling out your ear when you have less commonly shaped ears/almost no lobes.. excuse the rant).

Amazing sound quality & noise cancellation.Would defo recommend

I’ve not tried them yet, only just opened them but they don’t look the same as in the photos in the description and they look cheap. I’ve had a half dozen pairs over the years and I was happy with them all. I must admit they were all called mpow. Either way these aren’t the same as in the description.Update, I’ve been using these for a few weeks now. I’m happy. They do the job. Imma give them more stars.

Worked alright for about 2 weeks then completely dropped in sound quality and with them being advertised as sports headphones I assumed I'd be able to move my head left and right without the constant crackling sounds. I'm not sure of my confidence in this product anymore and I'd advise people to think twice before spending nearly 30 pounds on it.

Great Headphone, Quality

I bought these because I knew they were the same design as the apparently defunct MPOW brand a pair of which lasted me a couple of years before the battery wouldn’t hold a charge, so I thought I knew what I’d be getting. I knew that the battery life would be outstanding and that the sound SHOULD have been decent and while it was more expensive than other units, I thought I’d go with what I thought I knew.Unfortunately - there's a random crackling and popping in the right earbud on any playback and any device - I don't know if it's in the left earbud too, because I deaf in that lug, but I have to say I'm really disappointed.This product is 30% more expensive than the old brand but where that set lasted me two years, this piece of junk lasted 2 days – I wouldn’t mind if I’d been blasting the volume at full whack but it hasn’t been over 50%.On the brightside, the battery life is outstanding…