Creative Outlier Air V3 True Wireless Sweatproof in-Ear Headphones with Ambient Mode, Active Noise Reduction, Wireless Charging, Bluetooth 5.2, AAC, Quad Mics, 40hrs Battery / 10hrs per Charge

I bought these since I head the Gold V2s, and these are an improvement. The button being a touch button means it won’t fall off after clicking. The inside is not as much of an earwax holder. The sound quality is good for the price in my opinion. They stay in my ears while running or playing basketball besides minor adjusting needed every once in a while. They power off automatically if I fall asleep with them in. They last long enough that I’ve never had to worry about them dying, and the case holds a lot of charge, I go at least a week between case charges. The connection is a vast improvement from the Gold V2s-they stay connected passing through my body/bag/water bottle at the gym, and stay connected for almost the full length of a basketball court. The noise cancellation is not great, and both it and ambient mode run the risk of “ear-you-know-what” ing you if there is a loud noise, for some reason even the noise cancellation mode amplifies loud noises. I just keep those modes off. Ambient mode is spotty as it sometimes amplifies stuff like keyboard clicks but I usually can’t hold a conversation with it on. Overall great for the price.

These little beauties are the s#!t, I had the V1 of these and after 4 years I lost them (they were still going strong). These are mindblowingly better, in short, awesome sound, great battery, ridiculously cheap price. Plus no stupid with stick coming out of my ear, SCREW THE AIRPODS its just branding.Long answer:PROS:- Better battery (ive had them on for 9 straight hours and it says 40% - the case lasts over a week without needing charge)- Really comfy in ear and seals really well, even with noise cancelation off it has good isolation.- Noise cancelation is really good, on planes no engine buzzing in the background, at foodcourts no droning sound.- Ambient mode works well for when wanting music and still need to hear PA announcements (like at airport gates).- The price is just wrong, I am sure someone messed up pricing these things, such a bargain (I got them for $49.99)- They took out the blinking led when sound isnt playing.CONS:- Case is slightly bigger, but still fits comfortably in my pocket. Really dont mind it at all- It is easier to have them slip out (but you just have to place them the correct way and problem solved)- The V1 could be paired to two devices as to if you get the left out of the case it connects to device 1 and if you get the right out first connects to device 2, i havent been able to do this with the V3

EDIT: I have to drop these a star because of some strange issues with them. Most notably, I was awakened at 6:45 AM to a piercing sound. Two others in my household heard it and woke up. For the next twenty minutes I tore my room apart trying to find the source of this loud, sustained, high-pitched noise. It turns out it was my left ear bud, which had been in the case all night long, suddenly emitting a screeching noise that scared one of my children so bad that she ran out of the house and into the dark. Why this happened, I don't know, but this noise occurs sometimes when you place the ear buds in the case. These headphones work great, but I don't want to be woken up like that ever again.Creative has been making top-quality audio equipment for decades, and their latest products hold up to the reputation the company has developed. From Soundblaster to Zen media players, Creative leads the way.These headphones produce excellent sound and battery life at the right price. The fit is excellent and feels comfortable for hours. My only real complaint is that I hate touch controls and I accidentally ended a call once without intending to.If you're looking for this type of product, you'll do well with these.

I bought these to replace my longtime EDC but recently lost Anker Liberty Air 2 Pro, I wanted something with a different style case, and these deliver that in rather impressive fashion.The fit and function of the sliding tray design is secure and satisfying.Sound quality is excellent when listening without noise control enabled while in quieter spaces.Levels worked great for me out of the box, warm sound overall, the highs fall a bit short in some cases but unless youre talking wired buds or spending twice as much you will have a tough time beating these.The lows may lack the overall power some prefer but the quality is excellent, not the least bit punchy.The noise cancelling is definitely on the weak end, adequate and handy as an "as-needed" feature but I would say if noise cancellation is part if your daily routine you may find these a bit lacking.

I DO not like bluetooth earphones and mostly because my general experience with bluetooth is just absolutely terrible. They werent that expensive and was expecting meh quality for 40-45$. The company makes dacs so it couldnt be that bad. however these really destroyed my expectations specially when most 100$+ stuff dont sound that great. I never even bother with more expensive stuff because the idea of loosing or breaking 200$ earphones was ridiculous. These headphones allow me to hear sooooo much of the intrumentals and surprisingly very rich bass sounds. I love the sound of bass and strings and I get to hear it all with these. They sound better than my Sony MDR1AM2 in terms of color and bass sounds.I dont care for noisecancelling but it isnt all that great for these. The ambient mode however absolutely brilliant and actually helps me hear sometimes as long as it isnt too noisy.Unfortunately what I really hate about these is that they dont stay snugged into my ear and the design of the button are quite awful but Im someone who will find ways to make something work as long as I like the overall quality of the product. I wish the design better.I really hope they make more products because so far nothing but good products from Creative.