Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth Headphones, Ear Buds with Touch Screen, ANC ENC Noise Cancelling Transparency Mode, 40H Stereo Deep Bass, IPX7 Waterproof, Clear Calls, 5 EQ for iOS Android (Black)

These are by far the best earbuds that I've gotten to date. It has a built-in battery in the case like most. I can't tell you what the run time is on the earbuds but they'll run hours on a charge. I've never run out of battery so it is quite substantial on both the earbuds themselves and the case. The case ran down the battery after maybe I can't even say for sure maybe 50 hours or so. There is some protective plastic on the base of the buds don't forget to pull that off so that they can charge. Where these things shine is the little extras. They sound amazing first and foremost. You wouldn't know that you didn't have a couple hundred dollar set of earbuds in. Those that I've had in the past would be very big earbuds almost to the point of ridiculous looking to get this kind of base and sound out of a very compact earbud. There are multiple EQ adjustment settings so you can find the one that works the best for you it's got the rock the pop the jazz etc. Volume control locking sliding touch screen on the case to play skip adjust volume and different levels of hearthrough and noise canceling. The noise canceling works fantastic. The hearthrough works great. And one of the most amazing things on this one that works on this unit and only this unit of the probably 20 different types of earbuds that I've tried in the past is that you can actually watch videos with it without the lag that will drive you insane and basically make you never watch a video. The lag is very very minimal to the point of almost being imperceptible. I really don't know what else you can want in a pair of earbuds these have it all and the value is unbeatable. Just buy them you'll love them. Oh and it has a battery level indicator for the buds that shows up and transfers to the case so you know how long you have left. It hardly moves at all. The only thing that's a little weird on this one that I found is it wouldn't recognize on the Bluetooth immediately so you take the buds out of the case put them in your ear and touch them for 5 seconds to turn them both on and then they can be recognized by your phone and you can sync up that way. That was the only weirdness that I found. These are top quality and I really can't think of a single way they can improve the buds themselves. Maybe make the case double tap to turn on the screen from the lock screen instead of having to open the top. But really that's just nitpicking. Well done thank you. Oh one more afterthought the base is banging on these things which is been thoroughly lacking on any other earbud in the size. That's what I meant about you had to have one that was five times bigger ridiculous looking that you couldn't really move around in or jog or run or bounce It All without them falling out. They figured out the bass problem in a compact unit. And they arrived the day after I order them without having to get the express shipping.

These things are durable and fantastic! Im someone who cant have expensive earbuds as i tend to lose, drop, or worse, wash them. I have washed these twice (washer and dryer) and they still work perfectly. Ive had them since June 2025 and it is currently Nov 2025 as I write this. They have incredible base, a long lasting battery, a very nice case, and can survive quite a lot of abuse. They fit my smaller ears very well and never leave them sore. They connect very well, though if you just open the case they can connect which is sometimes annoying if you tend to fidget with it, though easily avoidable. Everything is clear and easy to hear, including phone calls. I personally purchased the black pair. When I inevitably mess them up, I will absolutely purchase them again!

I first ordered a pair of these earbuds on Prime Day. Because of their low price, I was a little skeptical that they would be good. Once, I received them, I was blown away at how good they were. They paired easily with my phone and they sound very good. What I was most impressed with was the sound quality of phone calls that came from the noise cancelling technology. I have never been able to use earbuds for calls before because people could never understand me, and I had expensive earbuds from JBL, Denon, and Bowers and Wilkins. Now I can use my earbuds for calls. They have many other cool features like touch screen EQ settings and music playlist control, a camera remote, and a find my earbud function. These were so good that within days of getting my pair, I immediately bought a second pair for my son!

I didn't need another pair of earbuds, but $25.00 for ANC earbuds with a touchscreen LCD case? At that price I had to try them out if for no other reason than to play around with the LCD case. Bottom line, for $25 these are pretty good every day, knock around, subject them to abuse earbuds. The good: fast, easy pairing and connection. Good (not great) sound with the built in (but limited) equalizer. The sound is clear and clean, bass is not bad though not huge. ANC works reasonably well. Easy to put in and pretty comfortable. Touch controls are responsive. Battery life seems good. They are loud enough for me, but certainly not the loudest earbuds I've tried. And of course, the LCD touchscreen case is pretty cool. The bad: First, I find the buds a little hard to get out of the case. They sit deep and it can bevtough to get a grip on them. The equalizer is limited to five built in pre-sets. It's not customizable at all. Each time the buds connect the equalizer resets to the "normal" mode. It's really, really annoying to have to change the equalizer back to the setting I want every time I use them. While the LCD touchscreen case is pretty slick, I don't know how much I'll actually use it. If I can control my music and calls by simply touching the buds, why would I ever want to pull the case out of my pocket to do the same thing? Likewise, if I have to pull the case out of my pocket to use the controls on it, why wouldn't I just pull my phone out instead? Keeping in mind these were $25, they're pretty nice and feature some amazing tech for that price. They're actually a great value and I can recommend them for that reason. They work well despite a couple of nuisances. Just don't expect killer sound or perfect execution of the tech. These will be a great option for times, places, conditions, or elements that you may not want to subject your expensive buds to.

I rarely leave reviews, but these T21 Wireless Earbuds absolutely deserve the spotlight. From the moment I opened the case, I knew I was dealing with something special. Touchscreen Control = Total Game Changer Let’s start with the touchscreen. Yes, actual touch controls on the earbuds themselves! I can adjust volume, switch between ANC modes, or change EQ settings (Pop, Rock, Jazz, etc.)—all without touching my phone. It’s intuitive, responsive, and honestly something I didn’t know I needed until now. Noise Canceling That Works The hybrid ANC + ENC setup is phenomenal. Whether I’m at the gym, on a noisy street, or working in a coffee shop, the T21s block out distractions and give me crystal-clear audio and calls. I’ve even had Zoom calls where people couldn’t tell I was outside. Sound Quality That Punches WAY Above Its Price Deep bass, crisp highs, and balanced mids—these earbuds rival brands that cost 2-3x more. The 14.2mm drivers really make a difference. I’ve tested them with everything from hip-hop to podcasts to classical, and they never disappoint. Comfort for the Long Haul They're feather-light, stay put during intense workouts, and the silicone tips (three sizes) make it easy to find the perfect fit. I wear them for hours without any discomfort. And the IPX7 waterproofing? Huge plus for runs and rainy days. Battery Life That Just Keeps Going The 40-hour total playtime is no exaggeration. I’ve gone several days without needing to recharge the case. The fast-charge feature is legit too—10 minutes gets me through my afternoon. Bottom line: if you want powerful features, comfort, and killer sound without breaking the bank, these T21 earbuds are it. I’ve already convinced two friends to buy them, and I’m tempted to grab another pair just to keep in my travel bag. Highly, highly recommended.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Thought the description/images were interesting with the touch screen and all the different features, all at a super great price. . The noise reduction modes worked well and the ability to make buds "beep" to find them is fantastic! Sound quality while on calls was good and listeners said I sounded normal. Workouts: Wear only one unit when working out so can hear the chaos in the house. Comfortable and worked well. Bluetooth connectivity: Paired instantly once I pulled the small connector covers off the charging ends of the buds. Battery life: Have only charged once since ordering and have used a good amount and still at over 50% power status.

Fundamentally, I really like these earbuds. Having controls on the case is really nice. The audio quality is incredible, there's even decent bass. These are the first Bluetooth headphones/earbuds I've ever owned where the other person on a phone call didn't ask me if I was on a Bluetooth. Battery life is solid for my use, and they are comfortable and feel solid in my ears. The only thing I don't like, and I don't like it a lot, is that on Transparency mode, if the microphone stalk is too close to your head, you get very sharp, feedbacky sounds that are loud and painful. I generally prefer Transparency mode because I don't like the isolation of earbuds, but I just won't use it with these buds. The good audio quality overwhelms how much I hate the transparency feedback, at least for me.

These earbuds are an amazing value, well worth the $26 I paid. So even though I'm not giving them 5 stars (for good reason), someone looking for good inexpensive bluetooth earbuds should not hesitate to buy these. I currently have Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 earbuds that I've used (and liked) for several years, but I use them for hours per day and I've grown progressively interested in having a cheap backup in case they die or get lost. Thus this impulse buy.... Pros: - Clear sound for voice (e.g. podcasts). - Good microphone pickup for voice calls (excellent in fact, better than my Samsung's). - Reliable bluetooth connections - connects every time, no drops or distance issues noted. - Good functionality - touch functions for pause, next/previous, volume up/down. - Reasonably good fit in ear (not perfect, but none are). - Some level of ANC, better than nothing. - NOTE: Despite the Cons, these Pros are enough to make these a great buy at what I paid for them. Cons: - Thin sound, limited bass and treble response (Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 BLEW THESE AWAY for music - night and day difference). - Very slow response to touch controls - 1 to 2 seconds after you touch before they respond. Highly irritating. - No beeps to confirm touch commands. Coupled with delay in response, this means that for every touch you have to wait for a couple of seconds to find out if it worked. - ANC ineffective, barely better than ANC off. In fact the ANC is so ineffective that I see no reason to use it for these earbuds -- it'll just run the battery down faster. - Transparency Mode is totally worthless. It causes hiss and feedback, but you don't hear anything better. If you really want transparency mode, you have to remove the earbuds from your ear. - These have an "Adaptive Mode" setting that is supposed to be an automated selection of ANC or Transparency Mode (i.e. turning on ANC in noisy environments or Transparency in quiet environments or with 1:1 conversations). IT DOES NOTHING (really, I mean nothing). If you turn it on in ANC mode, it stays in ANC mode. If you turn in on in Transparency Mode, it stays in Transparency Mode. It does nothing. - Earbuds are VERY difficult to get out of the case. When in the case, they are nested so far down into the case that there is nothing to grab onto to pull them out. And once you FINALLY get the wrestled out of the case, you find out that they are oriented 180 degrees off from what they should be -- i.e. the right earbud is pointed to the right AWAY from your ear, etc. So you have to clumsily spin it around in your hand in order to orient it to go in your ear, then repeat the process for the other ear. This sounds trivial until you do it a few times.... - Of course, then you have to do the reverse to put them back into the case. While getting them in is easier, you still have to deftly spin the earbud in your hand 180 degrees before getting it oriented to go into the case, which I've found makes it much more likely to drop one than what I'm used to with the Samsungs. So I'd still call them a GREAT value, and maybe a perfect choice for someone looking for budget earbuds for listening to podcasts. But if you care about audio quality for music, high quality noise cancelation, or great ease of use, these are no where close to what premium earbuds offer. By the way, anyone rating these 5 stars (as apparently many/most have) has apparently never used a premium set of earbuds.