APEKX Bluetooth Headphones True Wireless Earbuds with Charging Case IPX7 Waterproof Stereo Sound Earphones Built-in Mic in-Ear Headsets Deep Bass for Sport Running Red

Before I got these push-button headphones, I got the touch-button ones.I DO NOT recommend touch button headphones for water! Touch sensitive technology reacts to water, so the touch headphones kept turning off, changing volume, and even fast forwarding to the next video whenever water touched them. It was SO annoying!I returned the touch headphones for these push-button ones.THESE ARE MUCH BETTER! They have the same sound quality, and water doesn't change the settings!I got these for my use at the spa. These come into the shower, steam room and hot tub with me. I don't submerge them, of course.They are performing very well!I prefer to use my phone to control the volume and play/pause, so I don't push the buttons at all once these are in my ears. They turn on and connect automatically as soon as I take them out of their carry case/battery pack.Many complained that the push button is hard to push without driving the earphone deeper into your ear.There is an easy solution. When you're pushing the buttons, press UP towards the ceiling. This will hold the earbud against the bone on your head and the earbud will smoosh against the bone and not go deeper into your ear.I love the three choices of earbud size, and the two choices for earhook size. II have very small ear canals and use the smallest size earbud covers. I prefer to use the over-ear hooks, as sometimes these fall out of my ear and I don't want to drop them in the hot tub. 'm not entirely sure, but I feel like the gray earhooks are smaller than the neon green ones. I prefer the neon green color, but I have to use the gray or the earbuds tend to hang out of my ears.The little rubber ring (to use instead of the ear hooks) gets uncomfortable after a while. The little "wing" of that part presses into my ear curvature and eventually it will start to hurt.The sound quality is good, as my youtube videos vary in volume, and these get loud enough to hear over the very large whirlpool jets in the huge 20 person hot tub. They seal my ears very well, and I don't really have problems with drips trickling in my ears. If I do, I'll switch out the small size earholes for the medium size, as I think they might plug my ears better. I like the push my earphones deep into my ears though, and I can only do that with the small size.The battery pack is GREAT! I sometimes only put one earbud in at a time, and the other one is charging. I can switch them when the one in my ear gets low on power. The freshly charged earbud connects automatically with its mate once it's out of the case. (So, take the fresh earbud out before you put the dead earbud back).I love that I can travel with these and charge them in their case. It saves having extra cords/worrying about earphone charge during long flights.The little magnet to snap them in place is *chef's kiss* wonderful. I really like little touches like that.Overall, I like these, especially for the price!! FIVE STARS! The best for frustration free water activity!

I work in a very loud shop with a lot of cutting and grinding as my daily background noise as well as riding a motorcycle most days; these headphones are not only loud enough to be clear over the noise and most of my tinnitus they’re also comfortable enough to wear for about 10hr straight minus a lunch and restroom breaks. Simple to use just set and forget but don’t forget to put them back in the case and if you do use them in a metal dust environment just blow out the case with dry air (compressor will work but low velocity sprays and wipe the connectors with an clean rag to get any residue and moisture), as for the earbuds themselves pull off the rubber pieces and spray it indirectly of the speaker exit and wash the rubber pieces in the sink.Long and short of it = great headphones, loud clear enough to listen to podcasts while someone is cutting through sheet steel with a reciprocating saw 4ft away or doing 75 on a straight piped Harley

Why I bought these:I have had a pair of Tozo T5s for about 2.5 years now.. and they sound great, feel great (with tip replacements) and work ok. For about the last half year, the right headphone has become extremely finicky while charging, and often turn themselves on in the case and connect unknowingly to my phone, drain themselves, cause me to miss calls and notifications and are dead by the time I am ready to go mow the lawn or whatever later in the week.These were on sale for about 1/2 the price last week of the Tozos, had a similar over the ear design a the contacts in the case gave me the impression, they may charge and behave longer. Obviously I haven't had them long enough to do a battery comparison or to see if they randomly connect, I will try to update as I I get enough data.Sound comparison:First things first. I cant stand the silicon ear tips, and they tend to fall out all the time, so I buy large, memory foam tips, and have them installed on both my Tozos and these APEKX. Putting one of each in an ear, I connect my phone and did a few song comparisons and immediately noticed a large volume difference. The Tozos are about 25% louder at all given volumes levels. So, they give you the impression they are much bassier, but in truth they are relatively equal from asound driver stand point. I ran a frequency test on them and both can audibly transmit a 10 mhz frequency. Granted I had to raise the volume on the Apekx to nearly 75% to hear it, but it is there (T5s, were at 50%). I actually believe they both can emit audio at 5 mhz, but its hard to hear anyway and your not really going to "feel" that frequency with either pair. So, if you like the boom boom base sound these may not be for you. If you are a cleaner bass type person, these definitely fit that bill. I found a bit more equal sound balance with the Apekx, that is mostly because the bass isn't as dominating as it can be on the T5s. Both seem to have about the same range through the mid and higher frequencies, with the Apekx sounding very clean and clear (lower distortion overall), very common of course with this level of volume/power difference. I do worry that I am going to have to crank them all the way to hear over the mower though. Overall I am pleased so far.Construction.Both have the over the ear design, "screw" into your ear style. The Tozo T5s, have a hard frame, firm but flexible over the ear pieces, and touch controls, while the Apekx have a very soft (tpu?) feel to them, with the core driver area a hard plastic, at about half the overall footprint. The Tozos in general feel more secure, and you can feel where they are on your ears. The Apexk are much lighter and I mentally lose track of them on my ear, ( translate into hardly noticeable :). Shaking my head vigorously the Apekx do come loose first, but I am talking much more then shaking you head yes/no, or head banging. Both stay in place (with the right fitting ear pieces) pretty well. The touch buttons on the T5s are hit an miss. I find my self frustrated trying to pause them to talk to a neighbor passing by, but i can 1 finger touch them and they will work (eventually). The ApekX however has a physical multi function button that must be pushed/clicked. I think this will help me pause to chat with folks, but its a two finger (thumb and finger) to do it, otherwise I am shoving it into my earhole with great force to click the button. I think it will take some getting used to, but I feel like I wont have to do it 3 times trying to pause them.Hope this helps and I will update with more as time passes.

Good quality sound, and they stay in my ear comfortably. After nearly 3 years, the batteries only hold charge for about 90 minutes, and even the case needs to be recharged frequently. Also, the right headphone has to be wiggled in the case or it won't charge. It would be nice if you could change the battery, but I don't see a way to do that. Another review also noted a 3 year lifetime on battery performance, so that may be typical.

The APEKX Bluetooth Headphones offer a solid option for those seeking true wireless earbuds. The IPX7 waterproof rating is great for active users, and the stereo sound quality provides an enjoyable listening experience. The built-in mic is convenient for taking calls on the go.