NIXGIRUNL A1 True Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth 5.3 Headphones with ENC Microphone, HiFi Stereo Sound, 18H Playtime, IPX4 Waterproof

Loud and good battery life above my expectation

I had numerous ear infections, eardrum ruptures and surgeries as a child. Consequently I am uncomfortable with most of the earbuds on the market today as they must be inserted into the ear canal and "sealed" in using rubber tips.I was encouraged by the style of these earbuds as they don't use tips, and seem to sit at the entrance to the ear canal. Still when I shake my head they seem to stay put. I have other higher end earbuds that don't require deep insertion into the ear canal, and although I like them they sometimes loosen during activity and I find myself repeatedly adjusting them during my cardio workouts on the elliptical. These are incredibly light and the way they sit seem to be a bit more stable - I shook my head for several seconds and they didn't budge.That said, these are certainly less sophisticated than higher end earbuds. The sound is acceptable. It isn't terribly rich, but there is sufficient range and bass to make listening to music enjoyable.There are typical commands available by touching or tapping the earbuds - next track, last track, accept or reject calls, etc. I see that these are supposedly voice control enabled, but they only give instructions for iOS, so I'm not sure if that feature is Android compatible (I am an Android user myself.)The case is small and light - doesn't feel as robust as my other earbud case, but I don't tend to abuse my electronic devices so I'm not overly concerned. The hinge on the case may be a weak point. Time will tell.I've only worn these for about an hour so far but I don't think I'll get the "wear fatigue" that some other earbuds can cause. Frankly I barely notice them in my ears, but again shaking my head doesn't seem to dislodge them so hopefully their seemingly loose fit doesn't mean they'll go flying anytime soon.Charging is via USB-C, which is now a fairly ubiquitous standard, so I'll have no problem charging these just about anywhere.

They are of an odd size, have this bizarre "pause button" that Open Apps, and connect one at a time, then you have to manually disconnect through your phone.The sound quality is good enough. But I hate these a lot.

I was looking for something that would replace my JBL wireless earbuds, when I used those the sound is good, but the connection cuts off when I go for a walk and they don't have buttons for skipping songs.These turned out to be a great buy. I don't use them for prolonged stretches of time, but when I use them the battery has never failed, but more importantly, the connection is good and never cuts off.Good:-They connect right away to my phone,-When you're done using them all you have to do is put them back in the charging case and they disconnect automatically-The case is small and a great shape, feels good on your hands and inside pocket, it's not bulgy or gets stuck going in and out.-The sound is good, (I'm not an audiophile, but with other speakers or earbuds you can tell right away when they are cheap, I can't tell with these)-you can tap them once to pause/play and twice to change to next song.-They don't fall out of my ear during walks or workouts-charge with a C chargernot good (but not bad):I threw away the little manual because it all seemed easy to remember, but I don't remember how to tell if the battery is low, there is only one light on the case, would be awesome it it was 3 lights that would show if power was low, med, high.

I am super pleased with these ear buds. I use them just about every day. They are very comfortable to wear all day, and I can get about 3.5-4 hours out of one, then I switch to the other one if I'm wearing them all day at work. They sound great, nice and clear, perfect for music and podcasts/audiobooks. It takes both the buds and the case a couple hours to charge, but I find I only need to charge the case about once a week. These are the best pair of inexpensive wireless earbuds I have found. I also like that they can be used for either ear if you turn them upside down. I like doing that when I do my makeup because it keeps the mic part of the ear bud out of the way of my brushes and keeps me from tapping the ear bud and pausing my podcast by mistake. I'm very happy with these and plan to pick up another pair to keep at the camper.

Got these for my wife to use on her new S22 which no longer comes with an audiojack. I was looking for something simple as these are only used at night to fall asleep to. They remind me of the apple headphones at least in shape. They paired right off the bat (good), and started working immediately (good). Controls are simple, tap right to pause or skip ahead, left to pause or go back. Haven't figured out volume control or if there is.My only concern is how do you keep these in. Sitting here listening to them right now and there not going anywhere but if I were to go for a jog I'm sure these would fall out. For stationary activity great, for active times I might want to pair these with a headband.For the price I'm happy.