Baseus Bass BP1 Pro Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds, Real-Time Adaptive Noise Cancelling, Adaptive Active EQ, LDAC Hi-Res Sound, 6-Mic AI Clear Calls, 55H Playtime, IP55 Waterproof, Bluetooth 6.0

Update: Downloading the app made these even better. LDAC now available, more tuning options, and bass to 11! Run, don’t walk to the App Store. 1/10th the price and better sounding than the competition. This is an amazing value I am telling everyone I know to buy one. They sound better than some of my weaker wired IEMs… Such a great value! Have you ever felt the gut rumbling (sub) bass? As in with a few 18" subwoofers going low and everything just rumble? Now imagine hearing the same bass but without feeling it. It's quite surreal and surreal is the best way to describe it when you are wearing this item and it hits the low bass. You just don't feel it in your gut. So revelation no. 1, yes, you can hear low bass, and no. 2, the BP1 Pro is pretty good. The item came nicely packaged, unlike the many cheap imports in plain plastic bags or cardboard boxes, it has a properly printed box with Hi-Res Audio (Wireless) label displayed prominently. In addition, there is a bass label, too. Never seen that before. It also displays 55-hours battery life, -50dB adaptive hybrid ANC (active noise cancellation), IP55 splash resistant. All very good characteristics for a set of true wireless in-ear earbuds. And let's not forget the obligatory AI product association with 6-mic AI clear calls. This item simply check all the boxes. And that's just what's printed on the box! The many functions aside, it also meets all the certifications as well, according to all the certification labels on the box, not to mention recycling directions. All in multiple languages. In fine print, it also boasts 58ms dual channel ultra low latency, Something about bass boost and treble balance "tuned by Baseus App". I might have to look into that but, spoiler alert, it already sounds very good. It shows 10 minutes rapid recharge for 2-5 hours of play time and can seamlessly connect to two different devices. Then there's a symbol for not including an AC adapter, and another that indicates it will support 2-5W chargers. Inside the box, you will find the charging case with the ear buds in them, extra sets of ear tips for different ear cannel sizing, and an USB-A to USB-C charge cord. True to advertisement, charging was indeed fast using a higher powered USB-C charger. It went from pulsating green to solid green in no time to which I interpret as being fully charged. Opening the lid starts the pairing process and putting them in your ear you can hear your paired device audio output. They fit perfectly in my ears out of the box and are quite comfortable with the included tips. Don't even have to swap tips, bonus! And I already raved about the bass that it can hit low. The treble is good, too, not shrilly, but very pleasant. The mids aren't forward but not too laid back either. So far with the music I've tried, it's at least a b+ tier sound to my ears, easily beat the Air Pod Pro and even possibly be on par with the Moon Drop Space Travel. More comparisons will be necessary and I'll update with any further discoveries. The build quality and material used also means it will be quite durable. I chose to pair it with my Android phone running current up to date version with Developer Mode enabled. It even displays its name properly (unlike many cheap devices that use weird names). Even with Developer mode enabled, however, LDAC CODEC option is still grayed out. Sad face. I thought I saw somewhere in the description that it had LDAC support. I'll have to check with one of the AI models and see if it can be un-grayed out. Maybe download the app will help.

Got these not really expecting much, just wanted something wireless that worked and didn’t cost a ton. Ended up being a lot better than I thought. Battery life is probably the best part. I barely ever charge these things. I’ll use them for a few days straight and then realize I probably should charge them, not because they died but just because it’s been a while. The case holds a good amount too, so I’m not constantly hunting for a charger. Noise canceling actually works, just don’t expect it to completely block out the world. It cuts down background noise a lot, like fans, road noise, stuff like that. You can still hear people talking around you, which honestly isn’t the worst thing. There’s also a transparency mode that lets sound in when you need it, which is nice if you’re out somewhere and don’t want to be totally unaware. Sound quality is solid. I’d say like a 7/10. Bass hits hard, especially for rap, which is mostly what I listen to. It’s not super detailed or anything, but it doesn’t sound cheap or blown out either. Just good, clean, and loud enough. Connection has been surprisingly good. I can leave my phone in one spot and walk pretty far away without it cutting out. Around the house, outside, whatever—it stays connected. They’ve also held up better than I expected. I’ve worn them in the rain, no problems. Used them while walking around, riding in a boat, just being out and about, and they stay in my ears without constantly needing to fix them.

Wow! Who would have ever thought a $23 pair of earbuds could be this good? LDAC coding sounds great. Decent clear bass (i like bass heavy stuff) but you can adjust with the app. Programmable gestures for each bud. And...the reason I got them, the ANC, is GREAT! Put them in noise cancelling mode while mowing on my large tractor and they have the best noise cancelling I have heard yet. Downsides are slippery case, no battery life display on case, and wired only charging.

These are surprisingly good for earpods under $25.00. They sound great with excellent bass. If you're a fan of the bass found in Tozo earbuds, you'll love these. The pods require a software app to control the various features like Noise Canceling, EQ settings and tone control. The app is simple to use and pretty much self explanatory. I haven't had much of a chance to use the pods till the battery is drained so I can't say how long the battery lasts. I can't normally wear in-ear pods for more than an hour or two because any longer, my ears start to ache. This is goes for all brands except the Google Buds Pro 2. Microphone seems to be decent and in talking to others via phone call, everyone says the voice sounds clear. Noise Canceling is decent but has a hard time in windy conditions and heavy traffic. I've had these for about a week, so to speak of their longevity would be dishonest, but I'll be back with any updates that would be worth informing. The bottom line is, if you want pods with decent call clarity and noise cancellation, and better than decent music handling with great bass all at an exceptionally decent cost, these are ones to purchase. Not for audiophiles, but for everyday users who value a good deal. Yes there are superior sounding pods out there but you'll pay three times more to get them. Give them a try, and see how you like them.

Update Shortly after writing my review baseas contacted me about the about my problem. While I didn't have time to actually return the pair to them for analysis and they offered of course just to give me another pair and refund my money. I didn't ask for a refund or to get my money back since I am keeping the pair to give to one of my grandkids anyway. So I had to actually up it a star for good customer service. It's something we don't see enough of these days. Thank you Baseas Wildly disappointed. Clear sound but not full, no base so empty feeling as I listen to music. As a matter of course the similarly priced (when on sale) sound core three series (i.e., life note 3, 3p, and several related. Skus) are considerably superior.