20 Best Wireless Earbuds For Tv (2023 Updated)

I purchased the HT4186 and transmitter to listen and watch TV. Sound is excellent, no audio delay. Work very well, easy to figure out, just plug & play. The other reason I bought this particular model, is the Bluetooth feature; when paired with the cellular phone, I can receive and make phone calls; besides, it announces who is calling.

No need to have the cell phone handy to see who is calling. I love it! Only negative point is that, in the instructions manual, there is no explanation on how to pair the headphones with the cell phone; I had to search the Avantree website to find out how to do it.

I set these up pretty easily. The directions are kind of weird but you can follow them ok. I had a hard time finding the audio out (instead of audio in) on my TV, they are located in two different spots on the back of the TV which threw me off at first.

But I called the help number and someone actually answered, and luckily I noticed that the audio out. So that solved the problem I was having. The earphones pair automatically with the transmitter, so that part is easy.

Then you make sure that the TV speaker settings are correct and then the headphones worked. I only have two speakers settings on my computer, the names didn’t match what was in the directions, but I just tried both and will use the one that works.

They give you the different cords/cables so you have all them and can use what fits on your TV. Overall it was pretty simple. I think the sound quality is ok, I wish the volume could go slightly louder.

However, it is pretty loud so not a big deal. The second set automatically paired with the transmitter, the directions again weren’t totally clear but I just pressed buttons I thought were correct and it worked eventually.

Tip-charge the headphones first thing so they are ready to go when you set them up.

I was sick of the headphones which start to hurt my ears after a while. The ear bud phones are great because they fit snuggly within my ear, are very comfortable and therefore are more enjoyable to wear.

The neck part sits quite comfortably around the rear of my neck and the controls are very easily managed. I would have liked the battery to last longer before recharge and would also have preferred if the unit could be charged and still operate at the same time.

I am now used to charging the unit overnight. But I very much like it.

I should have bought this years ago! The only problem I had was searching around in my Samsung TV settings and finding the one setting that allowed the TV sound to stay on and the headset at the same time.

Once I did that, the unit has worked perfectly. The sound quality is incredible, so much better than my tv speakers and I don’t have to bother anyone in the house with elevated tv volume. I like how compact the part is that goes around your neck and the batteries last a really long time between charges.

The earpieces come with a variety of different size tips so you can fit your ears the way you want. This is so much better than having a big earmuff style that goes over your head.

Work well gives good speech and music quality and the wife can still listen to tv at Lower volume but had to use optical to analogue converter that i already had as my home theatre kit only had analogue inputs and you cant use analogue to home theatre and optical to headphones they both have to be the same.

Slight speech lag on some programmes but not really noticeable after a couple of minutes your brain ignores it. Very pleased with unit.

It is easy to set up and use. I like that even while I am wearing the ear buds, my wife can listen to the TV through its normal speakers. I wish the control unit did not have so many lights on it. We have this in our bedroom and need to shut it off when we want to sleep.

My last pair of Raycons (the e25 I think?) lasted give or take 2 years and I was more than satisfied with them. The reason it was time to upgrade was because I’m a bit of a klutz and I droped the charging case a few too many times to the point where it cracked open and wouldn’t last longer than half an hour no matter how long you let it charge.

With this new pair (the everyday earbuds as they’re called), I was disappointed with a couple of things. First off, the volume seems to be significantly lower than the last, so much so that I needed to download a volume enhancing app for my phone just so I could have the volume at a level closer to the previous model, so that’s a shame.

Second, and this was one of the few gripes I had with the older model as well, was that when you put your earbuds in the case to charge sometimes it just. doesn’t? It’s always with just one of them too, it’s kind of annoying when you’re listening to music and despite keeping both earbuds in the case whenever I charge it, I get hit with that dreaded “low battery” notification on my left one all of a sudden and it’s then I realize that I guess that when I placed them both to charge, only one of them actually did and the other just remained on and didn’t charge.

Again, this was prevalent in the last model as well and I know it’s not a major gripe, just a tad irritating that I always have to stop and see if both headphones are actually charging every single time I put my buds on to charge and once i feel like “ok it hasn’t done it for a while so I guess we’re good” before you know it, boom happens again.

This is especially annoying when I have one earbud low on battery at the end of the night so I swiftly put them both to charge and then drift to sleep and upon awakening and using them later in the day within minutes I get the “low battery” notification from the same earbud despite thinking it had charged all night.

Third, they switched up the controls in the model, for I think the worse. THIS is my major gripe with the new model, I don’t know why they decided to switch it up all of a sudden, but one tap of the R button would pause/play and two taps would switch to the next/previous track and three taps adjusted the volume, but not it’s been basically reversed so one tap now adjusts volume, two taps pauses/plays and three taps switches between tracks.

Not only does it take getting used to but since the button itself is a sensitive little ******* (and slippery fingers being what they are) I can’t tell you how many times I’ve gotten frustrated not switching between songs or pausing/playing because the amount of times i tapped the button didn’t register correctly.

Especially when I try to hit pause and I tap it twice but it thinks I tapped it once and you get that annoying ***** who will just take over the flow of your music and not even pause it while she monotonously tells you you’re at “maximum volume”.

If anything, that’s my fourth semi-gripe, which is if you’re gonna tell me I’m at max volume, a simple distinctive beep would suffice. I don’t know why they thought a sound bite of a lady saying “maximum volume” while cancelling out whatever you were listening to for a solid 2 seconds was a necessary upgrade but whatever.

Overall, a step down but still serviceable for the price. I just hope enough people have the same gripes and voice their concerns so that when I inevitably upgrade to the newer model they’ll go back to their former glory.

Anywho I only wrote this review admittedly out of anger after like the 3rd time one of my earbuds died before the other despite charging them both at the same time every time I’m not using them. I’m not the type to have just one headphone in, I like to be immersed in whatever I’m listening to so yeah whenever this happens and I’m watching a movie on my laptop (like right now) it’s pretty inconvenient.

Hopefully in the time it took me to write this it’s at least charged a decent amount by now. And yes, I had to double check and make sure it was in fact charging. Actually as a matter of fact. yup, it was indeed charging.

Perhaps one day a double take won’t be necessary and I’ll be here when it does!.

I originally bought my first pair right before my state went into lockdown, when the older model of the Everyday was available, and let me tell you, I LOVED these suckers! They got me through the pandemic with obnoxious housemates, and after the lockdown lifted they went with me everywhere! After close to two years of use, I started to notice some audio wear, but they were still very much usable, and because of their water resistance they’ve become exclusively for listening to podcasts in the shower.

I wanted to purchase another pair in a different color, so I returned to the website and got myself a set of the Everydays in blue, and with my expectations high, waited with baited breath for them to arrive.

Upon opening my package, I found that the design and features of my beloved buds had been slightly altered, but not being one to shy away from change, decided to go in with my expectations high and excited! I enjoyed the new case, complete with a carrying strap and external charging lights for both the buds and the case itself, although as someone who enjoys moisturizing, I found it to be difficult to open said case with well-lotioned hands.

When it came to the buds themselves, I found myself enjoying the sleek matte design, although they seemed slightly bulkier and a little more weighty then the older model, but that wasn’t anything to be bothered about, they still stayed put felt great, with very little need for readjustment while in use.

However, my only strike against the new model was twofold; one being sound quality, the other being button function. Starting with the sound; while I appreciated the intent of adding more sound settings to the buds, the only noticable difference between the settings is when you put them in “Bass Sound”, the only useful function of the bunch.

Being used to the wonderfully full, warm sound of the original model, I was slightly disappointed by the almost tinny tones I was getting from the newest one. I found that I only got the results I usually would expect from my Raycons once I put them in Bass Sound, which is only the smallest of inconveniences, but I felt like it was worth noting that there was a noticable change in sound quality.

Secondly, in regards to the button function; we as humans don’t realize what we have until it’s gone, and while it maybe be a small gripe, I can’t believe how much I miss the simple one-click pause function! It seems so silly and small, but I find myself getting annoyed that the functions for “pause” and “volume” had been swapped, a change that my autopilot is still ajusting to.

All in all, regardless of my little gripes, I do think that this is an amazing product, and I find myself acting the salesperson and hyping them up to my friends, family, coworkers, really anyone who likes high quality wireless earbuds and saving money! I truly think that these are some of the best buds on the market today, and would recommend getting your own pair and trying them for yourself, I promise that the convenience and quality is worth the very fair price! Happy Jammin!.

I believe I have owned every iteration of the E25/Everyday earbuds as of now in 2023. I got the originals in 2020 and loved them, but sadly a drop on concrete cut my time short with them. I loved their bassy sound compared to other earbuds I’d tried.

Wanting that again, I got the E25 Pro. and sadly, the brand took a step back from the bass with those. It was a big complaint amongst detractors (mostly people that were honestly against the brand from day one) and while I still appreciate the company for listening to feedback, I felt it wasn’t a good move.

I rocked them though for over a year, which they were great for YouTube the most, but not music, and that’s with using two equalizers to make them sound better for music. Nothing helped. But at last, it feels like everyone can have their cake and eat it, too! The Everyday Earbuds have three profiles, so for the audiophile purists, they can have their sound (there is literally a sound profile on these called Pure Sound) and leave the rest of us who want bass at peace.

There is no app, so you will have to follow the steps to choose your profile by pressing the left bud for 3 seconds. However, it does remember your setting! You will not need to reset it every time you use them on your device.

The case is the same as the Pro, as in, you can see the charging lights both for the case and the buds to ensure they’re seated properly and are actually charging (admittedly, a small gripe I had with the originals, which lacked any charging icons).

The hinge was also improved with the Pros and carry over to The Everyday Earbuds. I love that these don’t have stems, which are annoying and yes, they fit snugly. You have multiple eartips to choose from.

And I have always liked that you physically press a button for the controls instead of finicky touch controls, where brushing hair out of your face or scratching an ear can lead to inputting a command.

The battery was improved from the Pro, too. I only just got mine today, so I’ve not stress-tested them to 100% ensure they last 8 hours per charge, but in owning two prior pairs and those meeting or exceeding their 6 hour limits, I’m confident these will as well.

I bought these by taking advantage of a BOGO offer and got my mom another pair as well. She lost one bud from the E25 Pro pair I gave her last year during a 12 hour nursing workshift. The other was accidentally washed, lol.

Her birthday is still a month out, but I’m so excited to give these to her. TL;DR: It feels good to be back at bass!.

TranslateShow in original languagePreço/qualidade excelente. Nas chamadas deixam algo a desejar com a redução de ruido que não é eficaz. Mesmo assim compraria de novo.

How come it took this long for anybody to develop flesh colored bluetooth headphones?! When the first small bluetooth headsets for calls actually came out, I spray-painted one of them flesh color. Of course, that bright stupid blue blinking light always defeated the purpose of being discreet.

I finally received my air,tomes and I got the perfect color by trying on the virtual try on. From 3 feet away, the headphones look like they are part of my ear. Aside from them sounding great already, I can easily blend in the office and in any attire without looking stand-offish listening to music.

Suggestion, can you put a tiny hole for a metal ring or lanyard or carabiner for the case? Or at least sell covers for the cases with carabiners. I am an audiophile and usually listen to high-end wired headphones on DAC players.

The JLABS signature EQ setting on this is excellent! Nice highs and good lows. If you like bass, the bass EQ is deep enough, sometimes over-bearing. But for Electronica, Jazz, Classic Rock, the signature EQ setting on this thing is perfect! This is my first JLABS so I’m surprised they sound like this for this price.

Mind blown! Also, make the different colors bigger on your website so that we can compare them against our skin also with our phone display aside from the virtual try-on. I hope you guys will keep making flesh colored devices for years to come.

I need to buy some more for my parents and siblings!.

I Was Gifted Apple Air Pods ( Even Tho I Have A Samsung Phone ) & To Be Honest With You I Had High Expectations Only To Be So Shocked On How Disappointed I Was On How Something So Expensive Not Perform They Way I Thought It Would.

Especially For That Price. Now I Don’t Have Any Type Of Headphones To Listen To My Music & To Me Music Is A Big Influence In My Life & It Helps Me Start Off My Day’s At Work. I Was A Little Iffy On Searching For Ear Buds Cause I Had Just Paid The 1st Week Of The Month Bills & I Thought The Cheapest Ear Buds Would Run Me At Least $40.

Boy Was I Wrong. 1st Thing To Pop Up Was The Jlab Go Air Tones For $20 Bucks & $20 Bucks Was Right Up My Budget Alley So I Ordered Me A Pair & No Lie This Has To Be The Most Valuable $20 I Have Ever Invested Into A Product That Gave Me More Than What I Paid For It.

I’ve Only Charged Them Once Since I’ve Purchased My Jlab Go Air Tunes. I Suggest Individuals Should Stop Paying All That $ For Expensive Ear Buds & Invest $20 On The Most Valuable Ear Buds On The Market A.

K. A JLab GO Air Tubes.

I recently purchased these at the start of August and yall! I have them on me 24/7! They last me days without having to re-charge. I’m always on the go and constantly take calls and listen to music. The touch sensors are ON POINT! I don’t need my phone in my hand to do anything.

They have built in small micro mics. I’ve never had bad audio on a call. I can honestly say you get exactly what’s advertised. I’m so glad I also ordered the Lilac ones from the POP collection. Definitely worth every penny and more.

Will strictly only order from them for my audio needs. Give them a try and if you don’t like them, they have a 30 day money back guarantee. You seriously have nothing to loose.

I use earbuds when I am at the gym or on a run. I have been using Galaxy Buds Pro for a while. These sound great but have some serious drawbacks. 1. They keep slipping out and I have to push them back in.

This is complicated by the touch controls because I keep pausing or skipping tracks every time I adjust them. I found that I can disable the touch controls but I still had to keep reinserting the buds.

I got the Status buds because the reviews were good and they were close to half the price of the Galaxy buds Pro. Really it was the reviews I read that sold me. I find these buds are superior in the following ways.

1. They stay in. most of the time. I have to adjust them If I lay back or do some exercise that puts my body in a similar position (bench press for example). This doesn’t happen very much. They stay put when I run.

2. They actually sound better. The audio quality is much brighter and fuller. This is especially true with rock or metal music. Way more details in the sound. Better stereo even though I am partially deaf in my left ear.

These are actually the first earbuds that I have tried where I can hear a difference in the sound quality. 3. No annoying touch controls. If I want to control what I”m listening to i’ll use my watch of phone.

4. Battery life seem to be great. I’ve owned these for a couple months and have plugged the case into a charger 2 times. Batter is always high or full when I put them on. The Galaxy Buds pro were always unevenly charged when I put them on.

5. They actually cancel a lot of background noise. Similar to the Galaxy Buds Pro. This is probably because the fit and seal better than the Buds Pro. 6. If I want to use a button on the buds, there is one conveniently located out of the way, where I could never accidentally hit it.

The only thing I wish these had was ambient background enhancement mode like the Buds Pro. Other than that, my Buds pro sit in my backpack now and the Status buds get used all the time. If I lost them I’d have to buy another pair.

Hope this helps,.

To be honest, the thing that makes these earbuds stand out is their sound. The mids and highs are clear and balanced, and the bass is deep and rich (no muddiness). Additionally, this crystal clear sound is paired with an impressive soundstage, which is probably the best I’ve ever heard for the $150 or less price bracket! Looks-wise, they are stylish and made of sturdy materials with fast Bluetooth connection and decent range.

The case, likewise, is made of strong plastic with a satisfying metal hinge and strong magnets preventing the earbuds from falling out, even when dropped. That said, these earbuds are rather large and expensive for what they offer in terms of features.

You’re really purchasing the impressive sound, but what appears to be lacking are any features which other earbuds in this price bracket (or cheaper) offer. I’m talking about no ANC (only passive), no ambient sound, no level of waterproofing, no anti-delay for gaming or streaming.

For the size of the chips in the earbuds, one would think that these features certainly could be offered. Such things, if designed as well as the impressive sound quality, would make these earbuds highly competitive and worth the pricetag.

In terms of comfort, I found these good for short periods of listening. Their size, even when trying every combination of ear tip and wing, leads to them falling out if any physical activity is done.

When not moving, I’ve found these to be less comfortable than desired, although my (M) ears are a bit on the small side.

After seeing your ads many many times (clever marketing scheme 😂😂), I decided to give the Between Pros a try, figuring if I wasn’t happy I’d return them within the 30 day window. well, that’s not happening!! These things are amazing!! First, the fit.

right out of the box, these were just about perfect. My left ear requires a bigger ear cushion and thankfully these come with several interchangeable options, which allowed for a perfect fit. 2nd, the comfort.

although they seem like they might be uncomfortable after wearing for long periods of time, they aren’t at all. They’re very light weight and barely noticeable even after 3 to 4 hours of wear time. 3rd, and most importantly, the sound quality.

HOLY CRAP!!! These are without a doubt the best sounding ear buds I’ve ever tried. I’ve had Sennheiser’s, Rockford Fosgates, Beats, and even the newest Samsung Buds 2 Pro’s (which I just bought a couple of weeks ago.

great sound, cool features, but for some reason the left one always feels like it’s gonna fall out of my ear, and I’ve tried every conceivable combination of ear cushions available) and the Between Pro’s beat them all.

great but not overpowering bass, crisp clean highs. just overall phenomenal sound quality. The only complaint and it’s very minor, has nothing to do with the actual earbuds, it has to do with shipping communication.

After receiving the initial email saying the product has shipped, the next follow up was that they were out for delivery. I never received a tracking number. again, very minor complaint because I received the earbuds within 4 days of ordering.

If you’re on the fence about ordering these because most of the ads on FB end up being cheap international crap, don’t be. These things are worth every penny and are a high quality product. Don’t wait, just go ahead and order them.

Not recommended if you have a ROKU Streambar I researched TV headphones extensively. I wanted to do these things: 1. Listen to TV through headphones while others slept. 2. Listen to TV and headphones simultaneously 3.

I have a ROKU Streambar, so I wanted headphones that were compatible. The Avantree 6018 Medley appeared to fit my criteria the best. It works as advertised when I watch over-the-air broadcasts on my Samsung TV (which only has optical sound output); it would also (probably) work with cable TV (my criterion 1).

However, when the TV speakers and headphones are working simultaneously, there is a noticeable delay which puts them out of synch (the person wearing the headphones can hear the speakers too). Most of my TV watching is via streaming, with the ROKU Streambar.

And when I stream, the headphones did not work. I contacted customer service. They said that although the Medley is compatible with sound bars the ROKU Streambar is different because it also serves as your streaming device.

This causes issues with the Avantree headphones (my criterion 3). They found a work-around on ROKU’s website. It involves unplugging the Avantree transmitter, connecting the headphones to a smartphone via Bluetooth, and using a ROKU app to use your phone as a virtual ROKU remote.

Your virtual remote has a “headphones” button; it activates your headphones and disconnects the ROKU speaker. so you have headphones OR speakers. The latter scenario means that if more than one person is watching TV, you can’t have one person using the speaker while the other uses the headphones (my criterion 2).

Sound quality: the emphasis is on voices. There is very little bass. There is an “equalizer” button, but it doesn’t help. In sum, The Avantree Medley and the ROKU Streambar are not compatible unless you use a non-trivial work-around.

It allows you to make the two devices partially compatible. This situation should be stated in the advertisements.

I’m in my 70s with some age related hearing loss. Over the years I have owned many different brands of TV wireless hearing devices. The sound quality of this new product Medley 6018 is crisp with vivid enunciation.

Very well made with one CATCH. The earpiece does not lodge deeply enough in my ears because of the thick base which prevents a deep fit. My old black Avantree ear pieces are better designed to reach and stay in the ear.

I can’t wait for your redesign of the 6018 model, your product is of superb quality and your customer service representative Janice is a true professional. Your number one fan, Mark Hakim.

I have only used the Medley 6018 headphones for a few weeks, but thus far I have been very satisfied with this product. The system worked as advertised as soon as it was connected to the television, and the passthrough feature was used successfully to send audio to my AV receiver.

I find the sound quality to be very good even when listening to classical music from my CD player, and the earphones are comfortable. The range of the bluetooth transmitter is exceptional, and it can reach almost every room in the house including the basement.

I have deducted one star from the rating because no operational manual is included with the headphones, and it is also missing from the online support link for the product.

This is the second unit I have purchased as my husband uses it to watch TV so he can hear and I don’t have to listen to it so loud it hurts. I wanted to have a spare unit in case the one we have breaks down.

I particularly like the unit as there is no sound delay and it works with both TV’s we have. Also, you can use any headset with the receiver which is handy. I don’t like the fact that I cannot order replacement batteries through the Canadian website and the American site will not accept my Canadian address.

If you are going to offer these for sale in Canada, you should make all accessories available on the Canadian website. Also, when the unit arrived both batteries were cracked but Avantree arranged replacements for them.

Super pleased with Avantree’s new HT380 2. 4 Ghz radio frequency wireless headphones for TV watching. Because they are 2. 4 GHz RF, sound is transmitted throughout the house, even through walls. The sound quality is superb, there is no static, and can be adjusted if desired (3 modes: balanced, base or treble).

Because this is 2. 4GHz RF and not Bluetooth, there is no native voice delay, and therefore no additional transmitter is necessary (even if you have an old TV or a TV without built-in bluetooth). Once the initial connection is made, there is no need to pair or re-pair after turning it off.

I used the optical connection, very nice to see Avantree included several connection options (3. 5mm, RCA, optical). It took a few minutes to set up, easy peasy, no PhD required. These have a lightweight neck “loop” which hangs around your neck, and connects to wired earbuds with several ear tip sizes included.

The whole system is super lightweight and comfortable to use, and can be used for extended periods of time without feeling hot on the ears or squeezing ears like over-the-ear headphones. There are two dials on the neckpiece, one to control volume and the other one to adjust R/L balance if necessary.

Avantree includes a second battery which is constantly being charged, so if one battery runs out, you can change batteries and keep listening. Never really paid attention, but it seems like an empty battery only takes a few hours to fully charge.

There is an “ambient” function, which allows you to press a button and hear what’s being said around you without taking off the earbuds, but I live alone so haven’t used this function. But I can see how it can be helpful to hear others who come into the room and start talking to you.

There is one feature that I wish Avantree will incorporate when they update this, is for the unit to automatically turn off when you’re finished using it because the slide ON/OFF button is (1) a bit small and difficult for arthritic fingers, and (2) is easy to forget to turn off.

I think the unit still charges even if you forget to turn it off, not sure if it takes longer to charge if the unit isn’t turned off. But overall, I really like the HT380. It does everything it needs to, and I highly recommend it for anyone wanting to listen to TV without bothering others or who want to control their own volume.

It even works really well for hearing impaired individuals, who will benefit from the good voice clarity, fingertip volume adjustment, and all day comfort, and ease of use.

My wife has excellent hearing and prefers the TV volume low. Years in the trades have ruined my hearing and even with hearing aids I can’t make out what is being said through the TV speakers. The HT380 has solved this problem.

They are comfortable to wear, clear as a bell, have the extra battery for when the one being used runs low and has the added benefit of drowning out everything the wife says. But seriously, if you’re having difficulty hearing the TV this will solve the problem.

Also useful when my wife, who’s a light sleeper, goes to bed before me and I can continue to watch without disturbing her. I’ll be buying another for use in the bedroom when I don’t want to watch a Lifetime movie in the living room.

Thanks for a great product.

Do not buy these headphones. I would give them four stars for sound quality, but I can’t in good conscience give them more than 1 star for comfort. A pair of earbuds should be heard, not felt [as if they are creating a rift straight to Hell through your ear canal].

Hi! I used to love Sennheiser. I buy their pro microphones, I’ve owned their over-ear studio headphones. I wanted to get a pair of noise cancelling earbuds that came with the Sennheiser sound quality, and they certainly delivered.

They provide noise cancelling, and the sound quality is magnificent given how small they are. But what I can’t stand is wearing them. I do not have small ears, I do not have delicate sensibilities, but I cannot wear these earbuds for more than 30 minutes without them beginning to ache.

After 45 minutes, they begin to hurt – both because of the plastic pressing against my upper ear and the silicone pressing against my inner ear. After an hour, the pain becomes excruciating. The 7 hour battery life is irrelevant, becauseI can’t wear them for more than two hours without being reminded that I wore them for at least a day afterward.

The earbuds come with multiple sizes, but in order for the noise cancelling mechanism to work, you need to wear a size that plugs your ear – a smaller bud causes less pain (though the pain never fully goes away), but eliminates the noise cancelling, which is the only reason you should spend so much on a pair of earbuds.

What I knew I wanted in earbuds was good sound quality and noise cancelling – what I didn’t know I needed was to be unaware that the earbuds are in my ears. These earbuds ensure that, even if they are more comfortable in your ears than they are in mine, that you will know they are there and you will need to adjust or ignore them every few minutes.

The return window with Best Buy is an insane 14 days – within that 14 days, I made an attempt to get used to the buds. I thought if I wore them once a day for an hour or so, my ears would adjust. That maybe I just wasn’t putting them in correctly.

But after moving and adjusting and changing and sitting with them there, for up to 4 hours at a time, I can verify that they will never be comfortable, and that Best Buy makes that return window incredibly small on purpose.

Sennheiser’s return window is 90 days – Amazon’s is around 30 days. When I tried to make a return with Best Buy around 16 days, I was laughed out of the store. I’m not saying don’t ever buy an electronic from Best Buy again, but I am saying that when you make a purchase on incredibly expensive device you intend to use for awhile, be wary of companies who do everything they can to pawn off their garbage on their customers with as little room for adjustment as possible.

I also contacted Sennheiser three times, through different channels, and received no response. I would advise never buying headphones from Sennheiser again – I do feel like I’ve been the guinea pig for a yet unfinished product, and it hurts quite a bit.

Good luck.

I have a collection of earbuds, which I suspect makes me like many of you. This includes multiple Jabra models, Jaybird Vista 2, Bose SoundSport, and assorted other brands. Nothing I own has the clarity of these Sennheisers.

The first is comfortable, although it does lag a bit behind the Jabra Elite 7 Pro,which are the most comfortable for my ear shape and size, The build quality is what you would expect from Sennheiser and at this price point – excellent.

Noise cancelling is not up to the Sony earbuds. In fact, while I can tell a difference with it on or off, if you simply asked me at a random time if ANC was on, I’d have to look at the app to be certain, The app is another so-so piece.

It offers a very basic equalizer, like a rental car, low, mid, high, and that’s it. Sennheiser, if you’re reading this, take a look at the aforementioned Jaybirds. Complete control and whatever frequencies you select and a community that creates sound images that are easy to download.

For some people, I suspect this would make all the difference. The final so-so part is the case. It’s relatively large and covered in fabric. This makes it harder to carry and clean. And that leads to the sound.

Clarity and range are excellent, and you can hear every detail. But, this also means that you’re likely to hear things you never noticed, like sibilance (that metallic “sss” on vocals), and this may drive you nuts.

They also have very bright highs, which can become physically tiring in a long sitting. While the bass is good, the silicone tips do not provide a solid enough seal to really capture the individual notes of a low bass or piano.

This is fixed (and the comfort improved) with a set of Comply foam tips. If you’re looking for that v-shaped sound that pop music is so fond of engineering toward, you’ll be immensely disappointed with these.

But, if you want clean, glorious sound, above all else, you’ll be very happy with these.

Such great earbuds with beautiful design and great sound quality. Most reason I like this earbuds is because no other products like momentum true wireless 2 have metal plate with razor logo on the outside.

It’s very minimal but also feels elegant. The sound quality is great. The overall sound is balanced but leans to dark. I wanna compare it with Bose Quietcomfort earbuds. The bass on Sennheiser one is deep and meaty.

The mids is natural, the highs is good but not as bright as Bose QC earbuds. Bose QC buds enhances sub-bass and highs. In addition Bose has more noticeable sub-bass, it sounds very pleasing but also muddier.

Sennheiser’s sub-bass is good too and it sounds very clean but not as noticeable as Bose’s which doesn’t mean Sennheiser has less good bass notes. I think the reason behind it is both earphone engineers tone the sound differently.

In my opinion Sennheiser tried to make the sound more balanced and accurate but still to please most consumers. Overall Bose has a modified sound signature which is very pleasing to me and Sennheiser has a more accurate sound signature.

If let me make a choice to pick one of them I would pick up Bose because Bose has way better app experience than Sennheiser. Noise cancellation is superb on Bose plus it has wireless charging. Sennheiser has Ok noise cancellation which doesn’t have much difference from when that feature is turned off.

I wish Sennheiser has aluminum charging case than its fabric because the fabric is easily to get dirty and I don’t understand why Sennheiser omits the wireless charging feature which most high-end earbuds have.

The purpose of the airpods is that they are wireless bluetooth earbuds they are designated to work with either an iphone or a tablet. How I discovered the airpods was online on the apple website, I discovered the airpods back in 2019 when they were very popular.

Personally I saved up all of my christmas money and decided that the airpods were something that I wanted to invest in because as a runner, I love running and listening to music and since this product is bluetooth and it’s the easiest to run with.

For example, the main strengths of airpods is that they have secure in-ear fit meaning the airpods wouldn’t be falling out of your ear every minute. Like even when I am running during practice my airpods stay on safely and securely.

As well as the airpods come with a charger to charge the case. If it were to have come with a charger then it would have been an additional $20 charge. So the airpods are a good choice because for other wireless devices you would have to pay for an additional charge.

Also the charging case lasts up to 24 hours of it being charged. The airpods charge while in the case it’s really that simple. You can check the charge status of airpods when they are in the case, otherwise the light shows the charge status of the case.

It is very easy for me to charge the case and have the airpods last up to like 2 days without having to connect them. A weakness of the airpods is that if you were to lose them although it has it so you can track them it can be restarted and can no longer be tracked sadly.

It is something that occurred to me, I lost my airpods and have them connected to my phone so I will be able to track them. The reason is because someone restarted them so I can no longer be able to locate them any longer using my phone.

The person who stole my airpods switched the restart button from my airpods to their location instead without me being able to do anything. That is the major weakness of this product because they are pricey and for them to be replaced are expensive when they get lost and get restarted.

Overall I would give this product an A- because well to me airpods are a great investment. Mainly because I ride the bus and back, and I am a runner in cross country and track using earphones can be very irritating because at times they get tangled and they rip.

Airpods are much more simpler than regular earbuds, this product would have gotten a higher grade like an A if the issue of when they get lost they won’t be able to get restarted and would to be found regardless, but unfortunately it doesn’t work that way.

The AirPods(2nd generation) are small Bluetooth earbuds that come with many features. The main feature is the performance you’ll want to hear, the audio is great and loud enough for whatever you want to listen to.

The AirPods has a sensor and knows when you are ready to listen, once you put the AirPods in it will try to connect to your computer or cellular device. The AirPods come in a small case that can charge them.

The case is how you get things set up and you would have to charge the case if you would like to use it. The AirPods both have a left and right lost you can put them in so they can charge. I am having a great experience with my AirPods(2nd generation).

I am loving the sound and how they are Bluetooth and wireless. My favorite is the Bluetooth system because every day I just put my AirPods in my ear without connecting it to my phone and the AirPods are already connected.

The only problem is that these AirPods are very easy to lose. I lost my AirPods once but I went on my find my on my iPhone and played a sound and I found it, but if the AirPods are dead or in the case and not being used you will not find them.

I hardly lose them but I think a good way to prevent them is to not sleep with them and if you are not using them put them in the case. The are many pros that come with the AirPods(2nd generation) and the sound is the main one that I want to mention.

The sound is very loud that it is hard to hear outside noise coming in. Another pro is that they are Bluetooth and wireless which makes them quick and easy to use. The AirPods hardly never fall out of your ears unless it is knocked out.

Another feature is about the case, the case plays a big role and if you have no case you have no AirPods because that is the way you charge them and get things set up. The case and the AirPods charge very fast and take a long time to die.

There aren’t many cons that I can relate to but there are still some. The main one that bothers me the most is that the case gets dirty very fast. I try to clean my case 1-2 times a week and it still finds a way to get back dirty.

If you feel like your AirPods or the case is getting dirty you should clean them because they may leave stains on them. I use a q-tip to clean them and I recommended those. Another con is that they are easy to lose because they are so small.

If you lose these you should go to an app where it lets you play a sound so you can find it. The AirPods(2nd generation) is a good product to use for sound. I would recommend others because I have had them for a couple of years and still use them today.

I would mainly recommend this to people who work a lot often. If I was to lose these I would buy another pair. I feel like it is worth my money because I work a lot and when I am working I use these.

The product description matched the description well but I wanted to show my experience.

The inevitable trip, getting caught on door handles, pulling the phone to the floor, never actually staying untangled – the list GOES ON for the wired AirPods. These are life changing. The weight off.

The quality, the range, the convenience, the longer stem, the fit, the sweat proof ness since I can actually focus on working out for once? Priceless. I may have paid the extra $70 for 3rd generation but upon comparing the design difference (these are longer and seem the same curve as the wired) I’m happy with mine albeit the waterproof ness would’ve been nice.

Just gotta be careful not to lose or place down near liquids or try to shower and swim. I keep mine in the case even not using, it’s magnetized which sucks them into place if you get the sides right (love that little pop it does when I do!).

I have beats pods and I really prefer te AirPods plastic to the rubber earpiece on beats, their smallest size still manages to slip out over time. AirPods stay put even with vigorous exercise, mine has yet to randomly fall out.

Their battery life isn’t the best so expect a 6 hour continuous loop of AirPod love until you gotta plug them back into their power holes. Still so very worth those 6 hours of wireless carefree audiogasm.

I got these in 2020 and I am literally using them right now to listen to a podcast. Excellent headphones. The battery lasts for a long time, the sound is of pretty good quality and they have, for the most part, survived years of hard use.

However I have some recommendations for the company. 1) The hinge on the back of the case should be reinforced. After about 18 months of use, a crack began to form along with the hinge that eventually broke making it so the lid can be removed completely.

This doesn’t affect the function of the capsule that much because of the magnets however it can be a little inconvenient at times. 2) When the capsule runs out of batteries the buds don’t auto turn off when placed inside.

I don’t know how this would be fixed but it is kind of annoying. 3) I’m not fully decided on this last critique but here it is. The buttons can sometimes be annoying (the way any wireless bud is) if you press the button to pause it can shove it deeper into your ear because of how hard you have to push.

I’ve used some buds that have less of a button and more of a sensor-pad-thing. Maybe that could be implemented here. I don’t know for sure though because those come with their own annoyances. Overall I was and am happy with my Raycon Purchase.

I had used my headphones for a while and really enjoyed their overall performance. Then while outside for lunch at work I dropped one of my earbuds, thinking I had thrown it away at the end of my shift while clearing my scrub pockets (I typically just put the loose one in my pocket after lunch until I realize I need to put it back in the case), I never even thought to look outside for it when I realized I had cleared my pockets and THEN realized it was missing- a coworker and I combed through the garbage with no luck (I work in a hospital so there was contact precaution PPE in the garbage, too, which is why we didn’t dumpster dive for too long.

) Bummed, I was just going to rock with the one bud until I lost it, too. Then yesterday, ONE MONTH LATER I am sitting outside at lunch and notice my bud sitting on the ground. My first thought was that I had dropped my remaining bud and was honestly annoyed with myself for being so reckless, then when opening my case, realized that it was my long lost earbud.

WHOA. After snapping it into place for a few moments, I wiped off the dust and popped it in my ear. It worked just as well as the day I lost it. Safe to say I am not concerned about sweat damaging my earbuds anymore because I live on the Continental Divide and it has rained a dozen times since then, with large swings in temperatures – well into the hundreds and down to the 40s at night, just recently.

I couldn’t be more happy to be reunited with my wandering earbud and grateful that these economic BT headphones are also extremely badass.

I’m leaving a review because I was scrolling through QVC and noticed these only had 2 stars. I find that ridiculous! I mostly bought this set for the earbuds. While the portable speaker is nice to have, the earbuds are certainly the star of the show.

They sound great and the buttons on them allow you to leave your phone in your pocket most of the time. They’re also pretty stylish and available in a few different colors. I’m a sucker for bass because I listen to rap, metal and other, heavier genres, and I must say that the bass setting on these is more than satisfactory, especially considering the price.

They seem to me to be right on par with big brand names such as Apple and Samsung and they even have more features. Press either side 2 quick times to pause. Press left or right side 3 quick times to go back a song or skip ahead and 1 time to turn the volume down or up.

Press and hold the left side to change the current mode from Bass to Voice or what have you. Press and hold the right side to toggle awareness mode, which is perfect for me because it allows me to still hear if anything comes through the walkie I carry at work.

I wanted to listen to music and podcasts while my hands were busy scrubbing without an annoying, swinging wire attaching me to my phone and I am not disappointed. Also, I get a slight kick out of the fact that the female voice they put in to inform you of mode changes, battery or connection status sounds kind of Midwestern.

I’m from the Upper Peninsula of Michigan so that makes me smile. Raycon, you have a new fan! I left a review because I actually wanted to. Keep doing what you do. ♥️.

I was in the market for a new pair of wireless earbuds because my previous pair from a different brand had issues and failed me. Since I run and skateboard almost daily while listening to music and podcasts, I needed earbuds that provided good sound and are durable.

Setup: These earbuds are ready right out of the box. Setting up/pairing the earbuds with my phone was by far, the easiest pairing that I have done in the years that I have been using wireless earbuds and headsets.

I simply turned on my Bluetooth option on my phone, removed the earbuds, and immediately my phone detected them and were paired. Comfort & Sound: The Soundform buds come with 3 pairs of ear tip sizes.

The default pair worked for me and provided a snug and comfortable fit in my ears. As I mentioned before, I am very active and these earbuds didn’t remotely come loose. There isn’t any fear of these earbuds falling/slipping out.

What I also really like is that these earbuds have stems that allow me to easily remove them compared to the stemless earbuds which can sometimes slip from my fingers when I remove them. I am VERY happy with the Belkin Soundform Move Plus earbuds.

I have to admit that I was surprised at the quality of sound that comes them. I think users will be very satisfied using these earbuds to watch movies or shows aside from their music. Interface: The Soundform earbuds don’t require an app to fine-tune or customize the sound which is great for users that are looking for a streamlined sound experience.

I’ve made a few phone calls using these earbuds and it seemed like that I was being heard more easily compared to my previous earbuds. I think this has something to do with the microphones that are built into each of the Soundform buds.

The touch controls on each of the earbuds are responsive. Once you read the instructions and commit them to memory, you will easily know which bud to press for the proper function. The earbuds are also splash resistant but I haven’t put that to the test since it hasn’t rained recently but I don’t doubt their resistance.

I do have to mention that there isn’t a ‘pass through’ sound option. This means that when you’re wearing them, you’re not going to hear anyone approaching you up close. Don’t wear this outdoors while having the volume high because they do block out the outside world.

The Belkin Soundform Move Plus earbuds are made for the ‘on the go’ type of person whether it be a commuter, jogger, boarder or walker, etc. These can make a great gift for the person who might need a new pair of earbuds or might be new to wireless earbuds.

Pros: Decently reasonable for a decent quality wireless earbud. This was my first wireless earbuds and I selected it for its long battery life only. I’m not a music enthusiast, but for a casual person like me the sound quality, bass and noise cancellation is pretty good for its price.

Cons: Its definitely a personal problem for me because the large size silicon tip earbud fits snuggly in my left ear and have no issues at all, but for my right ear it still fits but falls off occasionally which is very annoying.

I have tried other sizes but the large were still the best for both my ears.

1. Base quality is ordinary. 2. Can not use for phone call at all. It works for first few minutes, then problem starts. Microphone does not work. People from other side can’t hear. Probably it try to adjust the mic with the noise cancelling option.

Then I cannot hear anything. So, I am using this only to listen YouTube. Even I don’t like to listen music with this. 2. It easily come out from my ear even after I change the pad.

Reviews indicated these were very good. Maybe not as good as the Apple earbuds, but good enough, and a better price though not cheap. Im so disappointed with them. They DO work well enough, but theyre not as reliable as the standalone mic I used before getting them, and I find myself going back to the mic in preference.

Main disappointments are they fall out much more easily than I was expecting the sound quality using the mic isnt great when they run low on battery, a very irritating american voice persists in telling me, drowning out anything else whenever I put them in i have to be careful not to press the button because Music opens automatically and starts playing.

the LG TONE app is unbelievably bad I cant get past the find my earbuds first page, it is utterly useless. Other reviews indicate others find the same I want to know how to stop Music opening automatically, but Ill never know if the app could help or not.

To much has been made of the UVnano cleaning and not enough of how well it actually works.

Given the mixed reviews I was a bit apprehensive about how these earbuds would perform, but perhaps the latest software updates (which I ran before even trying them) have worked, and for me they’ve been excellent! Admittedly not perfect fidelity sound quality like my full size stereo separates, but then what do you expect from such tiny speakers?! Given the size they have a deep, resonant sound and haven’t missed a step so far.

The size was an issue at first, but after experimenting with the options of ear buds sizes they now fit perfectly and never fall out (though to be fair I haven’t played football in them or anything!).

Normally waking and running is no problem for them. The battery was my biggest concern before buying, but has turned out to be one of the best features – so far they last for anywhere up to 10 hours between charges, and when I close the lid they obviously switch off properly as they are always at the same battery level when I come back to them a few days later.

Having said that, I’ve only had them a couple of months, so it’s possible this will degrade quickly over time, but let’s hope not. My only gripe would be the lack of feedback from the earbuds. Once I’d downloaded the app and added touch features like changing volume and checking battery status this improved slightly, but it seems a bit of a flaw to not be able to physically switch them on/off, especially once they’re in the case and you can’t see them.

I’m also used to getting much more info from wireless headphones on the various statuses at the touch of a button, even from much cheaper Sony buds, so I’m a little disappointed that Bose seem to have put so little effort into the touch controls and the configurability of the various settings.

However, overall this a realtively minor concern when stacked up against the excleent sound quality, good fit and great battery life, which were my 3 main requirements – good job Bose!.

Avoid these earbuds if you like ease of use. Going from Bose SoundSport Earbuds to these has been a huge disappointment. and downgrade. These new Sport Earbuds are missing several functions compared to older models: They can only connect to one device at a time, and it’s difficult to connect to a different device if they are already turned on and connected to one device.

They also don’t have buttons for volume – you’re supposed to be able to slide your finger up and down the side for volume control, but this barely works as intended, and more often than not activates the devices microphone.

You cannot turn these off without the charging case – another failure in my opinion. During the warm months, if you don’t carry a purse/bag, you’ll have to cram a 3. 5 inch case into your pocket if you want these to turn off and not simply sit draining battery when not in use.

Trying to get these into pairing mode is also a major challenge. You basically have to take the ear buds, case, and the device you want to pair to, out of range of any other device which is already paired.

If you don’t, the earbuds will just connect to an existing device and won’t let you enter pairing mode easily, if at all. The actual sound quality is good, standard Bose product, but holy the lack of features and non-ease of use is like taking 10 steps backward in terms of technology.

Long story short I ended up exchanging there Ear Buds for the Jabra 85T. Read below if you want to know why Buy if you want a great sounding Ear buds. But that’s about all that’s good with these Earbuds.

Do not buy if you are planning on using for phone calls. I drive around alot and primarily outdoors. My employees complained alot about not hearing me, the sound was in and out and alot of background noise.

Bose Music App is also very basic, does not offer much control or settings. I also had a difficult time pairing my Earbuds with the App although the Ear Buds would pair with my device without the App fine.

Without pairing your earbuds with the App you will not have control into settings of Ear buds. After troubleshooting online, restarting my device helped with that issue and was finally able to connect Ear buds with the App.

Another downfall is that you’re not able to connect multiple devices/phones at the same time. You have to change the source ( Through Bose Music App). This does not work for me because I have a personal phone and I also have a work phone.

Not having an actual button on the right ear for volume control and call answering was a bit of an annoyance. I wasnt sure of the volume was being adjusted or if I answered the call. Overall just disappointed with the product, maybe I got a bad pair or maybe all of them are like how I experienced, I would have liked to try another pair but I didn’t not want to bother going through the same hassle again.

You can get a great sounding Ear buds for alot less.