Bluetooth Magnetic Headphone Noise Canceling aptx High Fidelity Audio Earbuds in Ear with Mic Suitable for Sweatproof Running Workout Wireless Headphone with Bluetooth Secure Fit Design

I have been an avid fan for about 9 months now. I own 4 different models at this point. I came across while on a lengthy journey looking for some Bluetooth headphones which I could use mostly while working and also while out on the go. Most everything I found was too expensive in my opinion, overhyped, or the reviews were poor given the price. I settled then on the Q11 model, which I have been very pleased with. I had very few complaints about the Q11s, but I am even more delighted with this new model, the Q30. First, I’m using these with a Samsung Galaxy S7 on the “Normal” EQ setting and have used Samsung’s “Adapt Sound” feature to tune the audio to my particular hearing’s characteristics (i.e. normal hearing loss in certain frequency ranges and the Q30’s specific frequency response--separately per ear). It’s actually a great feature of the S7! The Q30s sound quite good without it, but this makes them sound that much better.The audio quality when playing music is great. The highs are crisp, the mids are clear and the lows are very present and not overbearing. However, this is only the case when a good air seal is obtained in your outer ear canal with the silicone ear tips (Really wiggle them around until they’re good and snug!). Fortunately, the Q30s come with 4 sizes of ear tips (Though, the product description says 5 sizes, mine came with 4). I was easily able to find the best fit for myself. Also, don’t assume that both of your ears must use the same size. Some people need to use different sizes in each ear.Also with this good seal comes a downside. If you’re new to in-ear earbuds, it’s a bit like sticking your fingers into your ears--everything is louder: talking, eating, breathing, and I can even hear my own heartbeat at at times. Some may find this to be uncomfortable or something they can’t tune out. But I’ve yet to find in-ear earbuds that solve this problem. So I can’t fault for being no different there. Yet, the upsides are better sound quality, a good deal of isolation from outside noise, a much lighter weight headphone, and a more secure fit with the in-ear design.The headphones have plenty of volume which can be controlled from the button controls. Do use caution while listening. Even moderate volumes for extended periods can lead to ear fatigue. Don’t listen to music louder than it needs to be. The Q30s are more than adequate to achieve this.I don’t talk on the phone a whole lot, but when I have, the other party had no trouble hearing me, and I was able to hear them just fine. I do pull them out a bit to “break the seal” so my voice isn’t so loud in my own head while talking.The Bluetooth connective is quite fast. With the S7, just as soon as I power them on, it’s connected immediately, and any music I had playing can be heard in the Q30s within a couple of seconds.More on fit: They are very secure. I find them plenty comfortable and can wear them for hours at time, but it isn’t as if I forget I’m wearing them. The wings (of which there are 3 sizes) do a good job of keeping them from falling out (but they can be removed and the buds are still quite secure). I can shake my head around and there’s no movement. I don’t use them to exercise (well, maybe I should be exercising!) ...yet. But I can imagine that they would work well. Except, I caution again about the noise of their being in-ear (e.g. foot pounding noise). This goes away if you don’t insert them as tightly, but low frequencies will suffer. An over-the-ear headphone which doesn’t have this problem would likely be more cumbersome though. The Q30s claim to be sweat proof, but I honestly haven’t tested this. Though, I don’t hesitant to step into the rain with them for short periods of time.Also when you’re not using them, the magnetic connection is quite handy which keeps them secure around the neck.The buttons give sufficient control over the media. Long-press the middle button to power on/off. Single press the middle button for Play/Pause. Volume up/down is on either side of the middle button. Long-press Volume Up to skip to next track, and long-press Volume Down to go to the previous track. Finally, a double-press on the middle button activates Google assistant from which you can make calls, send texts, even ask to have particular music played, etc.I have no complaints about the battery life given their small design. I can use them during my 8 hour work day (always connected, partly playing music and partly paused) and I can probably get another half-day the next day. But like my phone, I’m just in the habit of charging them each night. Included is a short micro USB charging cable but no power adapter. You must plug in into a computer or any other USB charger. For me it usually fully charges from completely dead in less than 2 hours.The construction is simple and sufficient. Materials don’t feel cheap at all, and they rotate against each other when magnetically connected in a quite “satisfying” way. Over the past 8 months, my Q11s required some re-gluing on the the button control cover, but I don’t see that being a problem on these Q30s. In conclusion, these are really great headphones and quite a bargain where they are priced. I cannot recommend anything better from my experience at this price point, and I’m sure you will be pleased with this purchase.

Ok so you have found yourself looking for quality bluetooth headphones at an affordable price. By now you've probably run across every cheap Chinese knockoff and strange names product the world of Amazon has to offer. But guess what? is a quality company with excellent support and they even have a warranty on their items. If you would like to visit the official website then look for audio.com. There you can sign up and get exclusive deals and offers on all their products and even extended warranties on the products you buy here on Amazon. But now for the product review.The Q12's are a lightweight pair of Bluetooth earbuds that are high quality without being insanely expensive. They are built with details learned from prior models. The control stick and microphone is so small that it doesn't drag the cable down to one side. The charging port has a little lip that allows you to open it easily without having to use something to pry it open. The microphone also sits at mouth level instead of being down by your collar bones. The earbuds come with 3 different size bud tips and 3 sizes of ear braces so unless you have itty-bitty mouse ears you should be able to find something to fit just right. They are also sweat resistant and have magnetic backs so you can wear them like a necklace. The cable is flat and soft and flexible and shorter than some of the other models which is nice because you don't have a lot of excess cable getting caught up on everything. Charging is quick. They usually fully charge in about an hour.Sound quality : First and foremost I have to explain a little something about sound quality to give you a better understanding of what these headphones have to offer. Sound quality to most people is relative. Some people value loud bass over everything else. Some people don't know that streaming apps like Pandora use compressed audio files that don't sound as good as the original music. With that being said here goes.This unit has an excellent audio processor in it that allows you to experience high quality audio. After reading a few other reviews where people complained about the bass not being as loud as they'd like I finally have an opinion on this. The sound coming out of these earbuds are very balanced. The key word is BALANCED. The bass is loud enough without drowning out the highs and mids. If you go to YouTube and look up HD music, 24 bit music or FLAC quality music you will be able to listen to high quality music with these headphones and hear details in the music you've never heard before. Yes, these headphones are that good. And the bass is still high enough to listen to bass heavy music.So if you're only interested in bass heavy music because you've burned your eardrums out listening to rap at the highest possible volume then you may not like these. But if you have good hearing and really want to enjoy music I believe you will love these headphones.As for the microphone it is clear and has excellent background noise reduction. People on the other end don't even know you're on a headset. And listening to calls is very clear too.I have used products for a few years now and they keep getting better. They have bluetooth speakers as well as every type of headphones and earbuds. I hope my review helps you.