Wireless Earbuds, Syllable Bluetooth Headphones V5.0 Noise Isolation Earphones In Ear Stereo Bass Sweatproof Mini Running Earpiece with Mic for iPhone Samsung iPad and Most Android Phones

I received a pair of Syllabe D900P earbuds when I ordered these. Note, the attached screenshot definitely indicates that these are "noise cancelling" and does not indicate specifically that you'll be getting a pair of D900P's making research more difficult. However, upon receipt, the unit that I received included a D900P manual, so that's what they're selling here. Anyway, if you go online and research this model, you'll very clearly see that these do not have an active noise cancelling feature. You may get some noise reduction from the silicone ear tips, but there's no "cancelling" about these. In fact, when you go to the "Syllable Official Store" on AliExpress, and look at the description for the D900P it says: "Active Noise-Cancellation: No." This listing really needs to be corrected so that it's not deceptive.9/12/18 edit:I see that they've changed "noise cancelling" to "noise isolation" in the title. Now it's a more adequate. (Thank you, Syllable, for making that fix. However, you may also want to fix the part that says, "Great noise canceling effect" in the description, too.)

Overall, I'm happy I made the purchase. I gave these to my brother after he showed a lot of interest in "truly wireless headphones." I had purchased Jabra Sport headphones in the past, which are truly wireless headphones, but I didn't have much success. They would cut in and out and eventually one earbud quite charging. After learning from the mistake, I thought I would give Syllable's a try because they use 5.0 bluetooth technology (both headphones adapting to the phone vs. headphone #1 adapting to the phone with headphone #2 mimicking headphone #1) vs. 4.0, 4.1, or 4,2 blueooth technology. Sure enough, it was worth it, because my brother hasn't had them disconnect yet. I tried the earbuds, myself, and I was pretty happy with the level of quality materials Syllable's used too. They are extremely light and small. I expected them to be bigger with the 5.0 technology, but I would even consider these smaller than regular truly wireless earbuds. If I had to make one complaint, it would be that the sound clarity isn't as high as Jabra Sport earbuds, but for the fairly big price difference, and my brother not even mentioning the sound clarity, I still am happy enough for 5 stars.

I've owned this about a year now. It is a giant PITA to use because it's so hard to keep connected. It'll routinely disconnect on its own. Also, it's not straightforward to use.I wish I bought one of those bluetooth headphones that's connected by a single wire between them.The sound quality is decently good, but a bit weak in the bass. It's comparable to $10 3.5mm headphones I've owned in the past.I had no issues pairing this with my Android 8.0 phone. The only annoyance is that I have to re-connect it manually every time after I turn it on. Having to hold the earbuds' power button for a full 6 seconds (instead of 2 seconds) to turn them off is also a big annoyance.The instruction manual is very unclear. I also made the mistake of throwing them away, thinking that the online manual was an exact duplicate. It wasn't. Thus, I had to figure out operations and charging on my own, which was a big pain. Some discrepancies and missing information I found:- When charging: Blue means charged, while red means charging. The charger's power button controls charging to the earbuds, not powering the earbuds as suggested by the manual.- Charging does not automatically turn off when complete, which is possible dangerous due to overcharging. You need to manually turn it off.- After turning off charging, the earbuds will continuously attempt to pair instead of remaining off. This will completely drain your earbuds, so you have to manually turn it off after charging. This is a huge annoyance.

Pros are good sound, good fit, light weight and don’t stick out. Cons would be the charging system, it seems there’s no auto off function when they’re done charging so if you leave them on and forget to shut the case off it will just continue to glow blue and charge and drain your case. Still a great product and soundwise they perform nicely, perfect for activities and longer listening sessions, balanced sound not bass heavy but not tinny or alarm clock radio sounding at all. Another sort of con is they use HUGE diameter earbuds, so if you want to use foam buds like me your regular ones won’t work, gonna have to order I’m assuming the largest eartip diameter they make to fit these.

UPDATE: After having them for five months, today I pulled the case out of the little pouch in my purse that I keep them in, and the charging port is somehow inside the case, rattling around. So I have no way to charge the earbuds, which means they are now trash. Extremely disappointed. I will be finding different earbuds to replace these.These have been great earbuds so far. They come with instructions, and they were very easy to connect. The sound quality is very good. And last night I finally tried answering a phone call while wearing them (from my fiancé). I was skeptical that he wouldn't be able to hear me very well. But I asked him how it sounded, and he said it sounded really good, and he could hear me really well.I do have to push them in my ears fairly frequently to adjust them, which is slightly annoying. I've tried using the medium and small sized silicone ear tips, with the same issue. I have not used the large sized ones. The issue may just be with the shape of my ears, not with the earbuds, though. I don't know.

I would have liked these to be a 5 star product but the battery life made them worthless. They could charge for hours and still only get a few minutes of use before the audible is heard in the ear that the battery was low. I just threw them away and bought a set of Bluetooth earphones what have a band hanging around the neck with a big battery inside. This type will last for up to 10 hours which is more acceptable. The sound quality was fine but there was no noise cancelling effect observed.