ZINGBIRD Bluetooth Headphones Wireless Earbuds for Running

I don't know how many earbuds I have gone through, wired and wireless. My ear canals are very small so I usually cannot keep earbuds in for more than 10 minutes before they start to hurt. Some have caused sores in that small amount of time. These earbuds have the smallest buds I have ever seen on any set. I was lucky enough to have been able to try them out before buying them. My husband bought them for himself first and I tried them and fell in love with them. Not only do they feel great, but they sound amazing. I'm not one who needs loud thumping bass but I like hearing bass. The bass isn't overbearing on these but you can hear them with clarity. As soon as I starting listening to music, I heard clear crisp sounds I haven't heard in a long time. And the best part about these earbuds is how easy they were to pair with my iPhone X. Took them out of their case, they showed up on my blutooth list as W1, tapped it and done!! And they are just as easy to operate the controls. For Music: Tap it once quickly and it pauses. Tap and hold the RIGHT one to increase the volume. Tap and hold the LEFT one and it lowers the volume. You can use one at a time for taking calls or sharing a song with someone. When you are done, put them into the case and the automatically disconnect from you phone and they start charging in their case. And when you're ready to use them again, the second you take them out of the charging case, they connect to your device in seconds. Another great feature they have, the case shows the amount of charge left so you know before you leave the house if you have enough battery life to charge your buds on the go. I'm fussy when it comes to sound and I believe I have finally found quality earbuds at an affordable price. I only got these a couple days ago so I haven't had the chance to test out how long the battery lasts. One thing I would suggest getting is a carrying case to put the case in. If you don't carry a bag, they do sell cases that these fit into with a clip so you could clip it to your loop on your pants or somewhere in your handbag, or a leash if you walk your pet. Would highly recommend these earbuds. Audio sounds amazing and the quality is great especially for the price.

Sound quality won't blow you away, but for $40, it's okay.The nicest thing about this is the case. It is hefty for such a small case, but it FEELS like a premium product. I actually LOVE the feeling of this case. Magnetic closure and enough friction so it isn't flimsy, but also isn't hard. Too bad it houses a mediocre set of buds.Pairing was very easy. Went into pairing mode out of the box. Just choose the W1-R when you see it.The sound quality is deceptively good. It has a very echo-ey quality, which starts to sound good with Jimi Hendrix, but then you realize that it's actually not fantastic. It did not give me any spectacular feelings at all. Lindsey Stirling's Take Flight came in harsh, and then it's even harsher within the first 20 seconds... not happy with that. Knife Party is a bit cleaner with its more accurate sound but it's still not great. If you actually push in the earbuds, it sounds nice and boomy [but that kind of defeats the purpose of earbuds that you wear as opposed to keeping in with your fingers]. This makes me think of Skull Candy, and that's not a good thing.This is me being as picky as can be, though... mainstream folks may find this just fine.Just to give a bit of reference, I do not consider myself an audiophile. I do not add any equalizer enhancements to my music. Most of my music is ripped to MP3s at +320Kbps... I don't think most people can tell the difference beyond 256Kbps, and most people are not going to be able to hear much difference between 320Kbps and FLAC.For $40, I am okay recommending these. You can find better... but if you want to give these a try, it's not bad. Just not great.

The Tagry True Wireless Earbuds are a fantastic pair of truly wireless earbuds that have some minor flaws.The Targy's come in a solid aluminum case with a 1000mAh battery built into the case for fast charging on the go. The case includes a small LED panel on the front which tells you the amount of charge left in the case when you put the earbuds back into the case after use. The size of the case is a nice size coming in at 3"x1.75"x1" giving them a lot of portability. The lid of the case is held in place by two magnets on either side of the lid giving it a nice tight seal, although there is no silicone ring around the edge of the lid giving it no water-resistance. The charging port on the right side of the case is easy to find and use although it is not covered so it is open to getting pocket lint or even worse water in so be careful where you store the case if you don't invest in some port covers such as these. https://amzn.to/2BadvpXThe earbuds themselves are very comfortable as long as you don't have smaller than normal ears. They have a very tight fit into the ear, preventing them from coming out randomly no matter how hard you headbang or jog. Speaking of jogging these earbuds work great during a jog in the rain, they are water-resistant although as with almost all electronics I would never recommend submerging them in water. The audio quality of the earbuds is good for the price, although they aren't perfect. The included silicone ear tips hands down are just awful no matter how you look at it. The silicone is far too thin and the size is small so they aren't able to block out much background noise or hold any in. I would recommend replacing the ear tips with the largest ones that come in the box, because any 3rd party foam ear tips from my experience don't fit very well in the case causing issues with charging.*1The touch interface on the ear tips is extremely well done, and I'd go as far as to say that they are the most intuitive of the ones that I've tried. You press either touchpad on the earbud once to play/pause music, double-tap left to go back a song, right to go forward one, hold left to turn the volume down, and hold right to turn the music up. The controls are responsive although at times there can be a slight delay between your taps and the action taking place. The real issues with this system appear when using the ear tips in the "Mono mode" where you are only using one earbud. When listening to music with one earbud in you can't go back a track, or decrease the volume of the music without taking our your device.*1 - You can force 3rd party ear tips into the case and have the earbuds charge and it works fine, although with the included ones they magnetically sit in place giving them a sturdier set in the case so they won't fall out and get lost or damaged if the lid opens on accident in your bag.