Wireless Earbuds,LeaderPro Bluetooth 5.0 True Wireless Bluetooth Headphones with Portable Charging Case IPX5 Waterproof Instant Pairing 3D Stereo Sound,Built-in Mic Bluetooth Headphones (Red)

Good sleek package and nice sound! This product works flawlessly and delivers similar quality to what the expensive earphones do

Update from original review: From 4 stars to 3. I have used these earbuds for awhile now. I still like them but there is a problem that I find irritatingly frustrating. They need constant refitting in the ear or they will fall out. This is really bad when eating and it suddenly drops out! Now I remove the earbud before eating.This is my first cordless earplugs and the choices out there is mind boggling! I chose this one from the reviews and ad that is showing the product. I got it in a couple of days ago, read the instructions. I wanted to only use the left side just for calls. Not an exercise freak so both use of plugs for music not my thing. After pairing these I followed instructions on how to pair just one plug. After pairing each, found that as soon as either plug is removed from the charger it pairs with my phone. This was a time saver as I thought I had to go through the single pair procedure each time. I found the charge on each plug to only last 3 to 4 hours and either recharge and wait or I used the right side plug for the time needed. Overall, the plugs fit nicely with the right rubber ear piece. Did not feel like it was going to fall out and they are very comfortable to almost forgetting I am wearing it. Sound quality is good, not great but I am not a music expert. Since I only need these for calls I put the sound on Mono from my phone settings and it does help with the quality. So far calls coming in are clear but there seems to be a problem others hearing me clearly. I am finding that the right plug transmit voice better than the left. Maybe if both plugs are worn the voice transmitted would be clearer? Also, if you walk far enough away from your phone, it warns you snd if the time away from the phone is too long the plug will turn off. The only way to reconnect is to place the plug back into the charging case and take it out. It will then reconnect with the phone. Hopefully, the case is kept close by or the plug cannot be used again.I can recommend these but the price for them seems a bit high compared to other brands and the sound quality voice and music not expected.

I have been using it since Monday and so far so good. I like that I don't need to reconnect every time when I take it out from the case. I have that issue with another Bluetooth headset so I am really happy with the purchase. It is also a very compact and reliable on the Charing time.

These earbuds have been an incredible purchase, and I highly recommend them to anyone who wants to try true wireless earbuds! I would say that these earbuds are the most comfortable pair of true wireless earbuds I've tried. My only gripe is that I have small ears, so they sometimes shift when I'm moving quickly or moving my jaw (i.e. eating). On the plus side, though, one of their tip attachments fit me perfectly and the headphones just rotate into place in my ear.In terms of noise cancellation, I can vouch for their ability to drown out the sound of a nurse calling your name in the waiting room from mere feet away. I'll chalk it up to ergonomic design and powerful bass.Now my list of wireless earbuds I've tried is: Tozo T8 Wireless Earbuds and Apple AirPods.These are a significant improvment on the Tozo T8 in terms of functionality, as they can do everything except control volume. That means play/pause, go to the next/previous song, and use Google Assistant or Siri. AirPods outperform only in their ability to control volume and customize button mapping, but c'est la vie.I've noticed these earbuds have much deeper bass than my previous Tozo T8s, but AirPods can still compete with the help of one of the many mixers you can download on your phone.Now I've only used these earbuds from full charge to zero once, but I seem to remember it taking around 4 hours while playing continuous music and talking on Discord. It's fairly easy to connect to a PC as well, but you may have to fiddle with the headset/headphone output choice. One of them is somewhat fuzzy and I believe it's actually the microphone channel.Now let's talk use cases. Default is removing the fully charged headphones from a fully charged case and allowing them to auto-pair with your phone that has Bluetooth enabled before the headphones are removed from the case. I have never had an issue with this due to the headphones, but rather many of my devices would try to auto-connect and a random one would win out based on proximity.What about a partially charged case or earbuds? Same thing.What about an uncharged case and charged earbuds? Touch and hold the "button" on the side of the earbuds until the rings light up blue. The right earbud is the master earbud, meaning it connects to your phone and passes that connection to the other earbud. The right earbud can be used alone, but the left cannot. The next song function is bound to the right earbud, meaning you cannot access this when the left earbud is in its case.What if I put the left earbud in its case while I'm listening to music? The right earbud will beep twice and say "Disconnected" while your music plays continuously. Volume will be lowered while this happens and restored when it is finished, as it does with any notifications from the earbuds.What if I take that earbud back out and put it in while I'm listening to music? There will be a notification that the left earbud has connected and it will then start playing your music in sync with the right earbud. Essentially it reconnects and plays with no action required from you.What if I put the earbud in the case and take it out really fast? It will disconnect and reconnect really fast.What if I put the left earbud in a case with no charge? The magnetic connection that holds it in the case will turn off the earbud anyway. The earbud will function as normal if it has enough charge.What if they get wet? They are IPX5 Certified, meaning they are protected from normal jets of water at any direction (i.e. hose spray). The X means they have no dust protection certification, so someone use these in a wood shop and let me know how they do. Unfortunately protection from submersion in water comes in at IPX7, so careful in the bath!I haven't dropped the case yet, but the earbuds don't weigh enough to get damaged from a fall... unless you step on them or drop them in a puddle. Side note: if water resistance is really important to you, check out the Tozo T10s. They offer IPX8 protection, meaning they are protected from submersion in water up to 1m for continuous use (great for doing laps). Of course such utility comes at a cost. These headphones will simply have play/pause functionality from what I understand, so I hope your phone is waterproof too!Honestly I recommend any of the earbuds I've mentioned, but these have the most to offer me in terms of comfort, value, and ability to fit into my life. I don't need waterproof earbuds because I don't swim much, but I love the ability to discreetly change songs while I'm working at my desk. And that's not to mention being able to triple tap an earbud to access your assistant and receive a response easily. Though it may look like you're asking the Office Ghost some questions to everyone else, so keep it on the DL imo.Have a wonderful day, and enjoy everything from the purchase to leaving meandering reviews!EDIT:I sobered up and realized these shifted in my ear a lot, which I may have taken more offense to after the case broke. Bought this pair instead and they fit much better (and are waterproof). https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07L6GDGWP/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

OK so I've owned these for 5 minutes and things I noticed right off the bat, charging rectangle is needlessly large but it does mean you have a longer lasting battery so there's that. The feel of the device is much cheaper than I expected because the Anker liberty lites that I got for 45$ were noticeably better made. I can't comment on the battery of the actual headphones or the comfort because I couldn't wear them long enough because the SOUND is TERRIBLE. If you don't care about listening to music with any quality then these are for you but if you want something decent at least then don't buy it. The Anker headphones for 5$ less sound like 4x better and other headphones even better than that! Its all muffled and fake sounding. I also don't recommend the Anker liberty lites because of connection issues and that's why I was giving these a try... Sending them back.

I love this product! The design of the box and earbuds were great. The box itself is the battery, you can even charge it while traveling. The sound was great, I used today while cycling, I was amazed by excellent music quality. Worked great! Love it!

Not sure how some folks say it is good but I went for a walk with these in and they constantly fell out, disconnected or fell on the ground. Highly disappointed