Wireless Earbuds, OYRGCIK Bluetooth Headphones 5.0 Mini Stereo Headset with Microphone In Ear Sport Sweatproof Earphones with Charging Case for iPhone XS Max XS X 8 7 Plus Samsung Android Smart Phones

I’m a self-proclaimed audiophile - I’ve used many professional grade in-ear monitors such as Shure earbuds and Etymotic ER4P in the past. But, because of the convenience, I’ve switched all gears to wireless headphones. Currently, I use Sony MDR-1000X and Apple Airpods for my daily use.I was never a fan of Airpods because of its ridiculous looks. Since there wasn’t a good competitor at the time of its release, I ended up getting the Airpods. It’s convenient, but my biggest complaint was the fact that it’s open-ear type. Whenever I use it during commute, I can’t hear a thing because Airpods let all the noise in, and the loudest volume isn’t enough to mask the train noise.I came across this OYRGCIK wireless buds on Amazon, and honestly these buds are better than Airpods in many ways.1. Sound IsolationIt masks all noises from trains and bus to your chatty neighbors. Perfect for commute time.2. Sound QualityBass is great, and the sound quality is amazing. It’s comparable to Airpods in sound quality. Sound stage is a little small, but for the price this is amazing.3. Bluetooth RangeI can freely walk around 3000 sq feet area without getting dropped. Airpods on the other hand drops after 60 feet or so.4. FitEarbuds fit securely in my ears. They don’t fall out of your ear like Airpods. Check out my tips below on how to wear these earbuds.5. Size/DiscreetnessI love that these earbuds sit flush against your ear. I think Airpods design is ridiculous and stupid. With so many techies and Apple fanboys wearing Airpods, the last thing I want to do is walk around streets with Airpods sticking out of my ear.6. Battery LifeBattery life is similar to Airpods’. I get about 3~4 hours of use. With its charging case, I can last all day.=========================================================================Note on How to Wear:I see so many people complaining about earbuds falling out or not being able to hear properly. The chances are you are not wearing it properly. The earbuds are designed like in-ear monitors. You have to pull your ear back, shove the buds deep in your ear canal, and let the base of the buds sit against the ear.Pressure generated by your outer ear will keep your earbuds in securely and properly. It’ll will never fall out during workout. If you have never used in-ear earbuds, it might take a couple of tries to get used to it. Once you figure out, you’ll notice a huge difference in sound quality, sound isolation, and comfort.If you’re still confused, look at the picture I listed.

Pros:1. Fast/easy connection (Took less than a minute to have it set up)2. Long range3. Wireless =). It's so nice to able to share the other earbuds with your friend to watch youtube.4. Easy charging/storage5. Battery charges really fast. I never had an issue with low battery.6. Sounds as good as other expensive earbuds. (Except for bass, look at con)Cons:1. Need to play around with the earbud to find a position that perfectly sits in your ears. Once it sits, it's very sturdy. I wouldn't run with it, but it's perfect for gym session!2. Weak on bass, but you can't compare $30 earbuds for $200 beats/bose. High and mid is really good!ConclusionThese are perfect, affordable earbuds that you can use at the gym or at home. It might take few minutes to find a perfect position in your ear, but once you do, it's very secure. Light walking is perfectly fine, but I wouldn't try to do 100M dash with it. Overall, very satisfied.

These headphones have exceeded my every expectation. I expected the sound to be tinny and quiet, but these are surprisingly good sounding for their price and footprint. The included charging case feels high quality and seems to be made out of aluminum. It is very easy to put the earbuds in and even provides a satisfying click. The battery life is also very good on these headphones. Overall, these are shockingly good and I would recommend them to anyone looking for some new and discrete headphones.

The sound quality is good on these. The size and shape is a little awkward, but works. Two issues that make me not use them:1. Depending on where your audio device is, when you turn your head one of the buds will often lose its signal for a second, then reconnect. This happens particularly if you have your audio device in your pocket and you are doing something active.2. The placement of the on-off buttons on these and the method in which you have to insert them into the charger means that you will always turn it on as you push them in to the charger. Maybe for this reason, they also seem to always be on and trying to connect with my phone when I don't want them to.

It's very good for a regular short time exercise. Overall, it sounds good and looks very nice for the price.Pros:The build is sturdy and it looks nice for the priceNo cord is fabulous for exerciseOverall, it sounds goodNeutral:When in headset mode (i.e., phone call), only one piece sounds.Sometimes, it slips from the ear, and it might be hard to find it when it goes to a very narrow place where your hand is hard to reachThe earbuds could be pushed out from the charging base when you carry it in your pocketCons:The audio quality is okay, it sounds a little bit muffled, and the bass is very weak. The microphone sound quality seems to be similar, it's okay but a little bit muffled as well per my other end of calling. I have corded wireless earbuds "Phaiser BHS-760" and it sounds better for the same price range.The maximum volume level is low and the sound can't get loud when the sound source volume is very low.It doesn't seem to connect to multiple devices (I couldn't find a way).The running time is a bit shorter than it says. It lasted about two hours or so as opposed to '4 hours'