Baseus Bass BP1 Pro Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds, Real-Time Adaptive Noise Cancelling, Adaptive Active EQ, LDAC Hi-Res Sound, 6-Mic AI Clear Calls, 55H Playtime, IP55 Waterproof, Bluetooth 6.0

Excellent earbuds for the price, but the price is a concern. I notice in Amazon UK store they list over £100 and at one point were around the £160 mark. However in the US they were as low as $30 at one point. I ordered from the US and with extra duties came to around £50, still less than half the current cost from the UK store. Onto the actual earbuds themselves. I like lots of treble and lots of bass and the Android app allowed me to make the settings I prefer. No complaints there. I do question Bluetooth 6.0 which is mentioned deep in the specifications somewhere. As BT 6.0 was only ratified in August 2025, I fail to see how these buds can adhere to that standard. So maybe incompatibilities will arise in the future. From a sound point of view, I had no issues and I found fitting the largest of the supplied silicon ear covers produced the best bass, regardless of your ear canal size. A good buy at £50 or less. I'm not so convinced if it's over £100

Es perfecto el producto

Muy buen audio y buena cancelación de ruido, no se escuchan los motores de avión a pesar de estar en un asiento detrás de las alas.

$23?!? Seriously I expected meh performance at the very most but wow was I in for a surprise . Circle In The Sand by Belinda Carlisle , Irreplaceable by Neon Beach and the all time great Everybody Wants To Rule The World (album non remastered version ) are my go to songs to set things up by and they didn't disappoint . I already had the app so initial pairing was met with a suggestion to update the firmware . It took a few minutes . The controls are just about the same as my MC2s but I like how single tap limits choices to play/pause or volume up/down only . I chose play/pause . I tried all the bells and whistles and found the vanilla settings win the sound quality contest by a mile . LDAC is a waste of battery on this one adding only compression and nothing of sound improvement . Spatial , bass boost , all the equipment settings seemed to take a very good sounding pair of earbuds in the wrong direction . I still can't put my finger quite on something on the highs . It's like it's too bright at the same as as being not bright enough along the upper frequencies . If I'm not listening deeply I don't even notice it except some hints of notes seem to be missing on some songs . Airiness on these is another huge surprise . Basus got the reverb just right here as well as the separation . Earth Wind And Fire live is awesome with these on . The horn section sounds and feels like I'm in the arena with them . Phone calls are better than using my handset , a Note 10+ , in adverse conditions . This is probably the best phone call setup up I've ever had . If not I don't remember what was better . Noise cancelling settings are mediocre and muddy up the music tremendously . If there's a glaring weakness that shows how inexpensive these are it's the noise reduction AND transparency . The latter was not even noticable other than making the music sound flat . With the tv blaring in the background I didn't even notice any difference between transparency on or off . I like where and how the touch controls are placed. It's hard to accidentally touch them when adjusting the fit . Very rare for this style of buds . Pairing to a second device is kinda so last year with these vs the MC2 allowing it to be done within the app but it isn't the worst I've ever multi paired. If you're on a tight budget these will be something you won't regret trying out . IP55 alone tops many offerings at 4x the price . I put the largest tips on top give me the best tightness for the most superb bass I can get and these do not disappoint on Paul Hardcastle offerings or Mr Big by Icehouse .

Just below average Quality

I’ve been using these earbuds for a little over a week now, and overall, I think they’re a great value for the price. My biggest challenge is that I’m comparing them to my old AirPods Pro, which cost quite a bit more. First, the positives. The earbuds come with a nice charging case, a charging cable, and several different ear tip sizes to help you get a comfortable fit. They fit pretty well and I haven’t had any comfort issues. They stay on while running but tend to come loose sometimes when lifting weights. Connectivity has been solid for me. I haven’t experienced any issues with pairing or staying connected. I’m definitely not an audio expert, so I’m not going to pretend I can break down any of that audiophile stuff. All I can say is that they sound good to me, and for everyday listening, I have no complaints about the sound quality. Call quality was also good in my experience. People on the other end of calls were able to hear me clearly without any issues, and I didn’t receive any complaints about my voice quality. Where these fall short for me is the ANC and transparency modes. The noise canceling doesn’t seem very strong, and the transparency mode doesn’t let outside sound through as naturally as I’d like. I still find myself removing an earbud if I want to have a normal conversation. I also tried using ANC mode while using a miter saw, but instead of helping reduce the noise, it created a crunchy, high-pitched sound that was pretty unpleasant. That was definitely not the result I expected. A couple other things I don’t love: they don’t automatically pause when I take them out of my ears, so the music just keeps playing. And while the companion app is nice and lets you customize the touch controls, the options are a little limited. Another odd limitation is that you can’t switch ANC modes while you’re on a call. That said, I think it’s important to keep the price in perspective. These earbuds cost significantly less than AirPods Pro, so expecting similar performance definitely isn’t fair. For the money, they’re a solid option with good sound quality, reliable connectivity, decent call quality, and useful app support. Just don’t expect great ANC, transparency quality. Would I buy them again? If I did not need a more functional ANC/transparency mode, yes.