ZOpidWireless Earbuds - TWS Bluetooth 5.0 Stereo Headphones with Microphone and Charging Case - Sweatproof/Waterproof Sports Earbuds with Adjustable Ear Hooks for Running/Gym/Travel

Won't charge even tho only have had for a little over a month...out of warranty...bad charging system...wish I never bought

I have owned many pair of headphones over the years, my current go to are my air pods but they do not work well for running. I have bought some adapter things for my airpods but it’s a hassle to put on and off and just wanted something I can use for my runs or other moving exercises that would not break the bank.For the price these are really hard to beat.I will compare them to my airpodsBattery Life: Great they last longer than my IpodsCharging Case: Works well but it’s a bigger footprint than ipods see pictureSound: if my airpods were a 10 on the sound quality scale I would give these a 8.5 not as good but close enoughPhone Calls: This is probably there weakest area, These work for phone calls but not as well as my Ipods I will give them a 7 out of 10Waterproof: This is a big one for me, my body likes to rain sweat when I run and I have had multiple headphones not last one running session that were supposed to be waterproof but I have had zero issues with theseDesign: For running I have found that this over the ear loop design works the best for me, it keeps the headphone securely in my ear and it’s comfortableButtons: I like the buttons vs the airpod tap system, you can only program a few things to work with the airpod taps and have to use voice control (or your phone) to do the rest, neither is good options when you’re in the middle of a hard run. These head phones have a button on each side and button taps that allow you to do all the controls you needPairing: Zero Pairing issues with my Iphone 8 plusId defiantly recommend these headphone for the price, now if I were comparing this to $200 headphones there would be some shortcoming’s but for this price they are a great value

I got these for my hubby, who wanted over the ear wireless headphones to listen to his bops on the patio without annoying the neighbors (he likes loud music...and likes to listen for a very long time).His likes:-Comes in a nice carrying case. Within the case, there is a battery that you can charge, in addition to charging the headphones. So, when you are done listening, you set them back in the case and they recharge. This ensures that you can bop for a long time!-They fit over the ears well and they came with different ear plug sizes.-Sound quality is fantastic.-Those around you cannot hear your beats!-The command button is the red button on the front, which is nice for easy access.-He jumped around in them, and they didn't fall out.-The charging cable works with a standard USB charger (or your computer). The USB charging base is not included (but don't we all have like, a million of those around from old cell phones, anyway?).-I believe the name of the charging port is a micro-B port (google helped) - which was the same as several cords from old cell phones we had in a drawer. It's kind of nice to know that if we lost this one, it wasn't a specialty one that was needed.His dislikes:-The charging cable is only 11" long. This ultimately means it needs to sit on our kitchen counter to charge (not what you want when cooking), or dangle from the socket. If it were like 6" longer this would not be a problem. Again, not the biggest deal, because (I believe) it's a micro-B port. This annoyed the heck out of the hubby, though.In the end, this is a nice set of earbuds. Good sound and comfortable. Time will tell how the battery holds up but so far so good! If you're in the market, these might be for you!

I've been using a few of these little wireless bud headphones in the last few months, and they vary in sound quality. I have NEVER heard such powerful bass in any of them--even in some of my other headphones (the hoop kind, the over-the-ear ones, wired ones.They are larger than the usual wireless buds, which may account for what is needed for the sound, but so what? These may become my regular music-listening headphones. I love a good strong bassline that does not obscure the crispness of the details.

Just average for me. For perspective, I own or have owned a ton of Bluetooth headphones. Including headphones from Sony, Samsung, Jabra, B&O, Jaybird, and others. I also own some less expensive sets from Anker and Taotronics. These just really don't compete. Sound is just ok. Muddled. It does have solid bass but it overwhelms everything else. It's too bad because I think I really like their take on the case. The cloth with a zipper closure is cool. It charges via micro USB which isn't acceptable these days. The charging port is located inside the case so you have to keep the case open when charging. Not ideal for me but not a deal breaker. One positive is that these are very comfortable. I had zero ear fatigue while wearing these. Overall, I just don't think these do enough for me to recommend.