Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth Headphones for iPhone 17 17e 16e 16 15 Pro Max Pixel 10a 9a 9 8a 8 7a 7,USB C Charging Case,Noise Canceling Headset in Ear Earphones for Samsung S26 Ultra S25 FE S24 A16 A17

These earbuds fit well and easily paired with my iPhone. They are comfortable in my ear and the sound quality was good. For $23 you can’t go wrong. I can’t attest as to how long the charge will last yet but will update my review if it is inadequate. I’m 52 years old and I wear earbuds while working so at this price I can afford to replace them if they get lost or damaged.

These wireless earbuds pair up quick with my iPhone 16 and Samsung S24 thanks to Bluetooth 5.3—no hiccups there, and the USB-C charging case is a nice touch for keeping them juiced on the go. Noise cancelling’s decent enough to mute out some background chatter, which is handy for calls or zoning out. But the audio quality? Pretty underwhelming—sounds flat, no real depth, and the bass is barely there, so music feels meh at best. Battery life’s another letdown—barely limps through a few hours before needing a recharge, which gets old fast. For the price, they’re not a total bust if you just need something basic, but don’t expect them to wow you where it counts. Rating: 🌟🌟🌟☆☆ (3.1 stars—middling with some fizzles!)

Great Price!

not at all comfortable in ears , sound fades, static happens

When it comes to ear buds there are a lot of options. These fall solidly in the middle of the pack. They have an ok sound, but not the punch I've seen in some higher end. They also sound a whole lot better than the muffled nonsense you get from some low end. I primarily used these for audio books and they do a good job for that.

Look, at this price point no one should be expecting top tier performance. These earbuds do not charge wirelessly but the case does charge the buds. The sound is ok. The fit is nice in my opinion. For the price, it's worth it in my opinion.

These earbuds are a good compromise between the smooth “bean” style original AirPods (that don’t need to be pushed into your ear) and buds that have silicone tips that seal inside your ear canal. There is a bit of silicone, but in usage they feel very similar to the original AirPods. My wife really likes this style much better because she doesn’t have to push them into her ears, and they don’t fall out even with strenuous movement. The sound quality is definitely basic, with no real bass to speak of. The product page mentions noise canceling, but I don’t think these support any kind of noise canceling, especially active canceling. I didn’t experience any noise cancelation while using them. The case is smaller than that of my original AirPods and supports USB-C. Pairing was very easy and the touch controls responsive. These are a good choice for some spare earbuds to listen to podcasts/music with, or to keep near the TV on nights you don’t want to disturb your partner. These only allow for pairing to one device at a time. If you are frequently switching between devices (like a smartphone and laptop), you may want to pay a bit more and get earbuds that allow for dual-device support.

These sound a little tinny in the background and are not good for a business use where you need to come across 100% clear. They are ok for the price point, but they are not a high end item. Works as stated, but not fantastic.