Falowy Open Ear Wireless Headphones Bluetooth 5.3 Air Conduction Earbuds with Built-in Mic, Waterproof Earbuds LED Power Display HiFi Stereo Sound Earphones for Sport, Cycling, Workouts, Runnin

As far as audio quality, these work fine. Connected to my computer, they work well.For calls, however, I can hear just fine but whomever is on the other line can't hear me. I'm told I sound like I'm far away when talking through them.

I lost one of the open earbuds I had from a brand starting with B and they discontinued it. I had enough frustrations with that unit compared to some more conventional true wireless buds I've used. These are much more comfortable and the charging case is an improvement from my last arrangement. That said the connection is erratic. Sound desynchronized until it skips quite often. Sometimes this is heard as an echo between brief lapses in audio. Range is not great. I don't expect much for sonic performance at this price but using it for YouTube videos revealed a bit of lag. Enough so that I wouldn't recommend for movies or gaming. The form factor and packaging are spot on. If these supported low latency codecs I would have been happy.

I bought these because i wanted to know how this style would fit my needs. i ride a bike and wanted something other that those that get shoved into your ear, those hurt mine after a few minutes. about these i was a bit skeptical but they ended up feeling really quite good. after a few minutes i didn't even feel them. now, with the bike helmet on...no problem, excellent.they don't cancel any noise, not sure if they are supposed to, on a bike i want to hear road noise anyway, with these i am able to hear music and the approach of cars from behind. they appear to have no effect on wind noise nor was i expecting them to.battery life is remarkably good. only once did they seem to die at about 67% but that was likely my fault due to blindness and unable to read the little display properly. just kidding, not blind, i ride a bike on the road. i forget what the percent was when they died but it did seem premature.instructions included are quite lacking but not too difficult ot figure out. once paired off you go. have had these for about 2 months now and have been working quite well.until just yesterday. on a nearly full charge the right side crapped out. the only way i have figured out to reconnect again is to put them in their case. i assume there is a detection at the charge terminals that causes them to disconnect. when removing they connect automatically. only the left side did yesterday, the right was just not happy. case display indicated over 80% charge. gave up and rode in silence, well, with a lot of wind noise. even got a top ten on a strava segment, not bad for a 56 year old fart.on today's ride they worked fine after a full charge. about an hour in the the ride, while climbing no less, the right side crapped out again. in frustration i just took them off and about an hour later i gave them a go once again but unable to get the right side to stay connected.i think the problems may be related to sweat. they *are* supposed to be water proof, or resistant, i forget. anyway, on rides i do sweat a lot, too much for my liking in the burning hot nevada sun.i think they are fine if they can stay connected. i'm going to get another pair but not this brand. this was an experiment that proved the style to my liking. i'll use these for outdoor work. i really do like that they don't fall off and essentially seem like they are not there when wearing them.

These are air conduction headphones, so they won't noise cancel, and you shouldn't expect them to.The case does a nice job of protecting them and of also relaying how much battery life is left. I haven't had the greatest experience though with the headphones' connectivity. They connect fine but occasionally waver in and out of connection.But I bought these as backups and they reliably wait for me in the bottom of my gym bag (where that case comes in particularly handy) for those days when I walk out the door without my preferred pair of headphones (AfterShockz). And these are priced in a range where I don't feel bad that they function solely as back ups. So I can forgive the waver some.They are comfortable over the ear and I have had no problems with them staying in place.

The Product matched the price. You get what you paid for. Low price, low quality. If you just want to listen to music it's fair. If you plan to receive calls, the caller will barely hear you. It will be frustrating for them to hear and for you to keep repeating yourself.

I actually had a pretty decent relationship with my last pair that I lost on a booty call. So I got these out of curiosity. I love them they’re great listening to music or anything that you need to hear up close and personal. I am hard of hearing and don’t have a hearing aid right now. So having to use it also as a phone has had its drawbacks. Sometimes the Bluetooth seems to work well, and sometimes the Bluetooth works like crappola. right now. So having to use it as a phone has had its drawbacks. The controller is kind of a pain in the ass because you tap it. There are no buttons and tapping it doesn’t seem to work unless I barely tap it and then I accidentally hang up on the person that I’m trying to talk to. That comes in real handy when I’m talking to people on AT&T and I have to call back, that whole process is a mess!

The sound isn't AMAZING, but it is decent. They are very comfortable I forget I'm wearing them. The battery has a very good life. Also, they stay put very well. All in all, I am very pleased with my purchase and would definitely recommend them.