Elgin Discord V2 Bluetooth Earplug Earbuds, OSHA Compliant Noise-Isolating Safety Wireless Headphones, All-Weather Earphones for Industrial Work, and High-Noise Environments

If you work in a factory/warehouse and you can/should just leave these in, the foam tips are excellent. Noise cancelling as advertised, solid sound quality. If you work construction or some field where you have to take these in and out, I would recommend using the silicone tips it comes with. They're not as good as the foam tips, but certainly good enough. They are way way WAY better than ISOtunes. And that's not even taking the price difference into account which is huge. And the battery life is excellent. I can listen to podcasts for nearly 2 shifts in a row. I think because the noise cancelling is so good I don't have to have the volume up so high. Cons: The voice that says things like "Power on" "Pairing" etc.; when there's a call coming in while I'm currently on the phone, the voice is slowed way down and sounds demonic. Freaked me the f*** out the first time it happened. The mic quality isn't great. It's not any worse than any other BT headphone I've had but I did kind of hope for more in that department.

I bought these for work (I used to work at an Amazon warehouse and these were some of the select few earbuds we were allowed to use) and while the sound quality isn't amazing, they're still good earbuds. The features are similar to other earbuds: skip, rewind, play/pause, volume up/down. I made a couple phone calls while using these and my wife said the sounds quality was good! The only reason my review isn't a 5-star is that it was difficult to keep them in my ears while I moved around the warehouse (squatting down, reaching over my head, pulling heavy totes, organizing boxes, etc).

I bought these to replace my 3M wireless/radio ear protection for use while mowing and woodworking. On the plus side, the audio is great. The earbuds come with two different pairs of buds, foam and that “triple umbrella” silicone tip. Only the foam tips are rated for 31DB noise protection. The silicone tips are only rated for 25DB, but I found those to be a more comfortable fit for me and sufficient for mowing and loud woodworking machines in the garage. It’s rated IP65, so no need to worry about sweat, dust, or a light drizzle. Compared to my previous 3M over-ear protection, these actually provide more effective protection because I don’t have to worry about interference from safety glasses or sunglasses. For the cons, I’ve found that while the right ear works every time, the left ear stops working in between uses, even when it’s still mostly charged. Unpairing and re-pairing does not fix the issue. A factory reset does not fix the issue. What does seem to fix the issue is plugging in a USB to “charge” them just for a split second. This seems to reset whatever the problem is and the left ear works again (until the next time). I use them for an hour or two at a time once or twice a week and so far it happens every time. Most annoying. And if you’re not somewhere you have access to charge them for that split second, I guess you’re out of luck. If your pair works, it works well. If you have issues like mine, you can try my workaround above. For the price, I would expect both ears to work every time.

I was impressed by the battery life on these earbuds. They actually lasted me about 3 days before I had to charge them. I work in a welding shop and I left them connected pretty much my entire 8hr shift for 3 days before they died. I will add the battery percentage is not accurate. Mine read 70 percent right before they died at the beginning of my 4th day wearing them. Overall these pair keep all out all power tool sounds quite well and while the sound quality could be better they are not the worst.

I use them when I ride my bike and they do cancel amount a decent amount of noise. I do still hear a lot of wind though. It would be better if they had ANC built in. I like the controls on my neck which helps so I can use it with my helmet on. The cord design is also nice since they are at a 90 degree angle and don’t kink against my helmet. Connectivity is good and they can stay connected from a far distance. So far they have been holding up and I don’t see any fray or wear on the cables and controls. The tips that come with these earbuds constantly fall off which can get quite annoying. I recommend buying replacement ones with smaller hole inserts so they stay on better. The audio quality is also just okay; my $30 Anker earbuds have fuller and deeper sound. These are serviceable but remind me of audio from cheap Five Below headphones. You can’t mad calls when you are riding with these; I tried to tuck the mic into my helmet but the other person can never hear me when I go 30+ mph. I think they are expensive for what you get, but for my purpose with motorcycles, it is a far better option than normal headphones. I need to get a Cardo though.