Rowkin Micro True Wireless Earbuds Headphones: 32+ Hours, Bluetooth 5, Sport Small Fit, Charging Case. Deep Bass Sound Headset, Noise Canceling Earphones for Android Samsung & iPhone (Black)

These headphones came presented in a strikingly good looking box that was about five times as large as the headphones themselves. Seemed a bit wasteful but the presentation was good. Upon opening the box you are presented with the headphone case perched in the center, and short, but effective, manual, some extra buds and a charging cable.The charging case is perfectly sized to throw in a jacket pocket and bring around. I love this because I will often go on walks and just having them in my jacket pocket fully charged and ready to go is awesome. The case has an attractive design with LEDs on the outside that appear to indicate charging status, but not entirely sure.The earbuds easily come in and out of the case. Once in the case, they are charging immediately. Make sure to pull off the plastic from the contacts. The earbuds fit great in my ears with the stock buds on. They have a great hold. I was able to wear them mountain biking several times without them budging - which is amazing given how rowdy mountain biking is. The sound is good and there is some bass presence. I wouldn't expect the sound quality of a several hundred dollar pair of headphones - but these do a great job for a workout or bike ride. The connectivity is amazing and over the past week I have had no problems with any sort of dropped connection.For the quirks - these charge with MICRO-USB. I wish that they came with USB-C. The other quirk is the controls. You are physically pressing a button on the outside of the earbud. This means that you have to smash the thing into your ear to get the command to happen. I wish that these used a captivate touch instead. Other than that, these are great earbuds and I would say well worth the price.

First off they do have a excellent battery life, my set achieved right around 9 hours of continuous play.These guys stay very securely in my head while excersing and running.That's it.Now for the most important thing, sound. It's not that great, mids and highs are very peaky out of the box and the bass is flat or non existent. I tried a bunch of equalizers, all giving me worst sound and a few giving me poor battery life, there is a app for this brand but it is minimal at best. Good news is that after you find a equalizer that works these become a ok headset. They won't rock your audiophile bone, but they give what you would expect from a headset of this size.The mic isn't anything special, sure it will pick up your voice and believe it or not will drown out exterior noises, but it won't be a good experience. Almost all calls I had, they told me I was muffled. The only good clear voice was heard when I was in my car.I like them for what they are, a compromise. They last longer and are more comfortable then the 20 dollar pair you buy on the street and they sound just same as that 250 dollar pair that you wanted but returned because it sounded like these here.

These are my first pair of earbuds, so I have nothing to compare to. But sound quality is pretty good, they are noise canceling. I like the rubber flaps that come with them to help them stay in your ear. However, I am a runner and did try them for same a couple of times, and both times it felt like the earbuds had a hard time staying in. The earbuds themselves jut out of your ear so they are clunky. The battery life is pretty good and the sound is good, call quality is also good. My only negative comment is that you cannot use them individually, unless they are both outside of the case. The right earbud is the one that controls both it seems, so that is the only one that can be used while the left stays in. You cannot use the left and leave the right in the case. Which is inconvenient, but not the biggest of deals. Overall pretty good.

TLDR: Comfortable, great sounding earbuds at a great price!Read on for more detail:My wife has tried 4 different pairs of wireless earbuds and hasn't liked any of them. Not sure what is going on with her ears, but she has complained that the earbuds are either uncomfortable or just won't stay in her ear. (And yes, she tried all of the included tips for each.) She had basically given up on all wireless earbuds.I'm familiar with the Rowkin brand since I have a pair of the Ascent Charge+ earbuds and love them. And, although they are comfortable, my wife could not get them to stay in her ears. So, when I saw their new Base Jump model and their secure fit earhook, I decided to take one more shot.She loves them! They are both comfortable and stay in her ear. And she tried EVERYTHING to get them to fall out. The earhooks really do help keep the earbuds secure. And the sound is great also! Although they are cheaper than the Ascent model, they still have the same great sound. Crystal clear with plenty of bass.I've seen a few complaints about the use of physical buttons instead of touch-sensitive controls, but there are pros and cons to both. Touch sensitive buttons are nice, but sometimes they just don't seem to register clicks like they should. Or, you accidentally get a double-click instead of a single-click. The physical buttons do take more pressure to activate (not enough to make me feel like I am "smashing" the earbuds into my ear), but I find them to be overall more reliable plus you get "click" feedback of the button so you know you pressed it.