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I have a very loud job running heavy equipment and need noise cancelling and high quality audio and sound to enjoy music at all while i work. In the last few years i have purchased 6 different earbuds from 6 different companies from the 15 dollar range all the way up to a set from sony with so many features that the 180 dollar price tag seemed reasonable. In reality there was a set that cost 85 bucks that had been my number one choice due to everything from comfort and fit and functionality, and had seemingly no competitors. Then i got this set. To be fair there were some neat features on the super expensive sony pair and a couple unique to the best so far, a set of JLab executive earbuds. Now ive been using this set of earbuds from Twosky for just short of a week, and man I am stunned by what you get for 17.99 from these guys! First off, the case (when fully charged) can recharge the buds themselves 4 times meaning up to 50 freaking hours on a single case charge and thats just spectacular. Second, this set came with the new thing of having a usable display and touch controls on its screen showing time, connectivity and battery charge. There are also touch/pinch controls on the buds themselves so all basic functions can be operated without getting out your phone, such as play/pause, skip forward and back in the playlist and so on. While it would have been nice to have more than just the basic small, medium, large for the earplug size the provided sizes should be fine for 99% of people. Connection has shown to be stable up to 45 feet away for me and there is a ton of interference in my crowded apartment complex. As for the price, i may have mentioned that there were a couple neat features on the VASTLY more expensiveJLab executive set, and the same for the sony set, but for the price of the Sony set you could get 2 of these for youself (the Sony and JLab both lack a touchscreen case and have less than half the battery time even on a full earbuds case charge) and buy 8 more to give out as gifts and the sound is 1000% better with these. They are comfortable to wear for hours at a time so far. I havent had chance to see if they are sturdy as i try not to drop or damage em. Having said this i wish i had more money because im sure the higher end twosky stuff must be fantastic. Best value headphones in 10 years. Crushes Beats by Dre imho. EDIT: I had totally forgotten. About the neat extra function of having a camera button! Using the case as a remote for taking pics is super useful since you can set your phone up and get everything set for a picture and not have to use a timer or a voice control, just tap a button on the case and take as many pics as you want. Super neat function. EDIT #2: Well it finally happened and i dropped one of these. Its a real test when i drop an earbud, as i am 6 foot 5. One drop for the jlab executive killed it instantly. The sony buds clocking in at 180 bucks a pair with no features and weak sound compared to the Twosky? One bud now sounds like its inside a tin pail when its doing anything but the weakest speaking voice. Twosky? Bounced twice, and it was clacking so i know it landed hard and not on just the ear cushion as you would hope and pray for. Picked it up from the concrete that had similarly destroyed 250 bucks worth of high end ear buds (being tall has real drawbacks people) and just hoped it still made sound, although i paid 17.99 so replacement would be way less painful i said out loud to myself. Popped it back in with no hope and it played just like new. Seriously man I'm ready to take a spokesman job for Twosky at this point. Gettin these for everyone who uses earbuds for their next gift. If you guys have anything in the higher end Twosky, let me test em and if they can really improve on these I will be buying em, and you will have a lifelong customer! Just keep the quality at this level or better cause its fantastic folks. Seriously.

I now have purchased these ear buds 4 times. It's not bc they had issues...rather, it is because I like them so much and wanted multiple sets for various locations. The sound quality is awesome and many settings with included EQ. The touchscreen is what attracted me to these ear buds, and it does not disappoint. They are super comfortable to wear and come with 3 sizes to choose from. They are very easy to use and very functional and pairing is a cinch. The ONE drawback with these is the length of play on a charge. From 100% charged, you get about 2-3 hours of playback before it reaches 30% charged. Fine, it still has 30% left, no problem. Only, from that point, the lady comes on and says "low power" and stops the music EVERY 30 SECONDS from 30% to zero. So, you basically cannot use that last 30% of charge. So, what I did was to buy a 2nd pair and I charge one while listening to the other. Once she says low power, I grab the other pair and charge the first one again, and so on. If not at home and I needed longer play time, it would be an issue. The price on these is phenomenal. They are very frequently on sale for 40% off, then with an additional 20% off coupon or $10 off coupon. I have purchased two pair now for just $14 each. Unbeatable.

Honestly, I didn’t expect much from these since they were pretty cheap, but they’ve been surprisingly great. I’ve had the **TWOSKY Wireless Earbuds (Bluetooth 5.3)** for a few weeks now, and they’ve handled everything — gym, walking the dog, even a few accidental drops — with no issues. **Sound:** Bass hits harder than I thought it would. It’s not “blow-your-eardrums” level, but it’s clean and full. Vocals sound clear, highs aren’t harsh, and they actually sound balanced. I’ve used them for music, calls, and Netflix, and they all sound solid. **Connection:** Pairing was instant. I opened the case, and my phone found them right away. Bluetooth 5.3 seems to do its job — I can walk around my house with my phone in another room and it still stays connected without glitching out. **Battery life:** They claim 50 hours total with the case, and I believe it. I’ve only charged them once since I got them, and I use them almost daily. Each charge on the buds lasts around 6–7 hours, depending on volume. The case charges fast over USB-C. **Fit and comfort:** They sit well in my ears and don’t fall out even when I’m moving around a lot. No ear pain after long use either. They come with different ear tip sizes, which actually helps them seal better for bass. **Mic and calls:** I’ve taken a few calls outside, and people said they could hear me clearly. The noise reduction is okay — not perfect, but way better than the built-in phone mic. **Water resistance:** Haven’t tested them in the rain yet, but they handled sweat fine during workouts. IPX rating seems accurate so far. **Downsides:** The case feels a little lightweight — not cheap, but not premium either. No wireless charging, but at this price, who cares. **Verdict:** If you want budget earbuds that actually sound good, connect fast, and last forever between charges, these are a win. Perfect for everyday use or as a backup pair. **TL;DR:** * ✅ Great sound for the price * ✅ Long battery life * ✅ Comfortable fit * ✅ Strong Bluetooth connection * ⚠️ Case feels light, no wireless charging Would totally buy again — they punch way above their price range.

Only reason I'm giving 4 stars is because they die fast and I hate tht I use these for work and I'm constantly having to switch out headphones bc there dead but other then that I love them the sound quality is great they connect fast and easy to my phone I loveeeeee the pink color I also bought them in black for my partner it comes with 3 ear bud sizes I personally use small and they work great they are small and easy to deal with if u want a good quality headphone for a good price I would deff grab some of these

Have had these for about a year and they still work like new. The ear buds fit perfectly and if you lose one, you can track it from the case and it will make a loud sound so you can find it. Charges fast and the screen works great!

After less than ten minutes of use, the left earbud stopped working. It cuts in and out, and plays what it was supposed to play when it cut out several seconds later, making everything sounds like a jumbled mess. The left earbud also cannot connect without the right one also being turned on, making it even more useless. While the earbuds do charge fast, the battery life for both earbuds is only a few hours anyway, so its not hard to guess how that was achieved. On top of that, you have to pinch part of the earbud twice to pause it, which always results in a painfully loud beep on the off chance you do it correctly. (The sensor you have to pinch, predictably, does not work on the left earbud). Also, holding the sensor increases the volume, which is something you are bound to do on accident from time to time, making sure you blow out your eardrums if you happen to take out and hold the right earbud for a short moment. The screen on the case is a somewhat novel idea, but it's honestly pretty useless in practice. It lets you pause music (which you can do with the earbuds), Increase volume (which you can do with the earbuds), and has multiple things to change the display of the screen (Which you wouldn't need if there wasn't a screen to begin with). The few things that may sound useful don't really make sense to have on your earbuds case, such as a timer or clock, especially since everyone already has those functions on their phone or smartwatch. The only useful feature is the ability to easily change the audio balance, but if you're someone who cares about that sort of thing, you'd want something more in depth, which is something you can already do on your phone. Also the screen has a lock screen, but the lock is opened by swiping, and its not like there's anything on here to protect. It might be to make sure you don't accidentally use the screen while its in your pocket, but you can only turn the screen on with a tiny button on the bottom of the case or by opening the top. The find my earphone part of the case is just about the only useful feature this thing has. They're also pretty uncomfortable, but that's probably just my fault for not being born with the right ear shape to use these

Great sound nice features built into the case itself and they are comfortable. The only downside is the battery life of the ear buds themselves. They drain so quickly compared to other even cheaper brands I've used. They charge up decently quick but if you're working for a long period of time who wants to keep stopping every few hours to charge them back up. My other cheaper brand will last almost a full 8 hours before needing a charge and will charge back up very quickly. Still a nice set of buds maybe for a gym session but don't expected extended hours of usage.

About the best you can do for 20$ ear buds they sound pretty damn good and the battery lasts me a almost a week without worrying about charging the case