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Not worthy this something bluetooth connection troubleshooting & battery 🪫 fastly drain, voice control not usable to much disappointed 😞☹️..but music play is decent 😌..

broken only 1 work amazon level are getting lower and lower poor service

The reason why I put rate 3 star is after almost a year sometimes the speakers are not functioning even both battery are 100% charged. It is happening now as of writing. Manufacturer should improve this.

Average Quality

Tiene buena calidad de audio, en cuanto el micrófono últimamente me está fallando un poco pero me imagino que también cuenta el uso, llevo casi 2 años con ellos y me han salido muy buenos.

Helt okej. Kul design och bra funktioner, men svårt att få ur luren ur laddboxen. Dessutom hackade ljudet på ena lur lite då och då.

(Disclaimer: I am not a die-hard audiophile and wouldn't know the difference between Bose and Beats if my life depended on it. I do, however, listen to several hours of audiobooks and more of music every day, and you'd be pretty amazed at what a full-cast audiobook sounds like these days! But for a total audio numpty, and having researched way too long before deciding on these, they've been absolutely amazing.) These are my #1 go-to earbuds when out and about, and they work fabulously without blowing out your eardrums/making people around you hate you, even on the busiest (and by far loudest, yikes) subway in the country. Since I live a 45min subway trip in to work every day, these buds get a lot of use. Honestly, they must count as some kind of ear protection considering how loud the screeching of the metal wheels on rails are. How loud the city is, in general. I live right on Bloor St, which only goes quiet around never o'clock, and there is always heavy construction happening either my home or where I work (or both). We all need our little bit of personal space, and when we're nuts-to-butts on the streetcar that can be more than a little difficult. As someone with ADHD, I find these have made SUCH a difference in my daily life! I used to read on the subway (or bus or train or just in a park), but all of the one-sided phonecalls and all the different languages would grab at my attention. I love this city and the sheer magnitude of diversity here -- it's why I live here! But this city is distracting af. I switched to audiobooks several years ago, and those along with wireless earbuds have changed my life. I've owned two previous models of Skullcandy wireless earbuds (and plenty of wired) as well as a set of their noise-canceling headphones and I've always been really pleased with the quality for the price. These ones specifically are without question my favourites for in-ear and not at home. I used wired earbuds for a long time before making the jump to wireless, because my worst nightmare was losing one of them. ADHD again with a helping of anxiety -- if it's not where I can see it, it doesn't exist/it is lost forever and I need to find it RIGHT NOW. This is a person who has lost three different TV remotes in a one-bdrm apartment. It's caused me a LOT of frustration and taken up way too much of my mental capacity. I've been using Tile for more than 8 years to at least keep things like my keys/wallet/phone/camera in check and easy to find (and I use it all the dang time, all of these will fall off whatever I put it down on for "just a second" and then I'm finding them 5min later at the bottom of a laundry basket/under the bed/in the outer pocket of a coat that is now hanging up somewhere). Before, finding things could take ages and include a LOT of stress, especially if it's something vital. Now, it takes the push of a button (or asking Alexa to find it). I thought the Tile Dots were small (there is one on my remote -- this one has lasted!), but I had no idea they'd be so tiny each earbud could have its own! I've only had to use it a couple of times when first using them, but it was an immediate lifesaver. The peace of mind of just not having to allocate a percentage of it to "what if I lose one" is huge. I've been using this specific pair for over 2 years now and still have zero issues with pairing, battery life, or holding a charge. I've also dropped both the case and the individual buds on hard surfaces (or sub-optimal ones like the TTC floor) and while I definitely don't recommend doing so on purpose -- well. They're pretty hardy for a little device that spends most of its day in my pocket. I actually use all the modes, as well -- sometimes I want to be aware of cars attempting to drive over me if I do something so foolish as cross at a crosswalk with the lights. In broad daylight. I do find the awareness mode is great for parks or the PATH (underground), it drops the constant sounds of a few million other people living their lives in the city waaaay down. I can leave my windows open on one of the busiest streets in the city with these on Awareness mode, but still hear my cats/children that have been foisted upon their "Cool Uncle Who Lives In The City" or anything else that registers in those levels. It does well for nearby vehicles when I'm out running in the evenings, too, just on the sidewalk. It won't let you understand the TTC operator announcements, but to be fair, you wouldn't be able to in any case -- even people who spoke perfectly well into microphones the day before will, after being hired by the TTC, be reduced to incomprehensible and barely audible gargling from then on. In too many words? Love these. Been worth the purchase many, many times over. I would 100% recommend.

Deep bass, sound cancellation, great quality and holds their charge for ages!

received my gift for xmas - Battery life is terrible and only one ear phone works!!!