BOMAKER Wireless Earbuds, In-Ear Stereo Earphones with Mic, Graphene Drivers with Deep Bass, USB-C Quick Charge, Touch Control, Single/Twin Mode, for iPhone/iPad/Samsung/Android ect

Got my pair! Been using it for 3 days and it’s fantastic. I got the Second Generation SiFi (SiFi 2), with touch control and USB-C. It connects to my device as soon as I take it out of the charging case and before I put them in my ear. YES! It is that fast to connect.Range is also great, been able to walk around my house, front yard, backyard, everywhere.. with music in my ears all the way, not a single dropout or hint of issue in connectivity to the phone.Fit is quite comfortable, once you find the best size from the supplied ear-tips, they stay really put in my ears. Feel very secure and grip is good. Haven’t tried running in them yet, but I think they will do well.Great product!!

I've become a fan of these True Wireless earbuds that are actually pocketable, gaining wireless earphones in a hardshell case that you can still pocket, as opposed to wired earphones you can pocket, but actually potentially break. The recharging case these come in is tiny enough for this exact reason.The earbuds themselves are a nice matte finish, the ear-tips however - I have to recommend the low profile, clear tips. These fit fine in my ear canal. The included black ones (for deeper isolation and bass), don't at all. I suppose this depends on the person so perhaps I have weird ears! The clarity is good due to AAC and AptX technology, also there is no noticeable latency when watching back content.The earbud controls mean you can use either independently and if you wish, you can listen to one at a time . The 30 hour playback is roughly accurate, however I'd say closer to 20-25 hours, that said I listen to my music quite loud!Main reason to get these is the low profile case for sure, it's tiny and is so much more pocketable when compared to other ones I've had.

After watching numerous hours of ear bud video's, I decided to go for the Bowmaker sifi's, as the were number one in a best of under $50 buds. So far they are spot on, everything I was expecting. To my surprise on opening them I realized I had been sent sifi Mk 2s boom. Full Touch control instead of button and USB-C

I purchased the Bomaker SiFi's a few days ago after seeing scarbir.com had rated them as the best under $50 earphones of 2019. Apart from price and sound quality, size was a major factor in my decision to purchase these buds and these are very small and low profile - they don't stick out from your ears and draw the attention of every passerby nearly as much as most wireless earbuds do.Operation of the earbuds is very simple:On/Off:1*1 second press (either) = On1*4 second press (either = OffFor Music:1 press (either) = pause/play1 long press (left) = previous track (stop pressing as soon as track changes)1 long press (right) = next track (stop pressing as soon as track changes)2 presses (left) = volume down2 presses (right) = volume up3 presses (either) = Siri/Google - can control volume/track skip etcFor Phone calls:1 press (either) = answer / hang-up2 presses (either) = reject callThese are the most comprehensive controls of any earbuds I've experienced - some expensive earbuds don't even have volume control - Apple Earpods Pro for instance! Note, I don't use the Off/On function as the buds go into standby mode when put in the case and wake as soon as the case is opened which provides for almost instant connection with your last paired device but if they're not going to be used for a long time it's probably a good idea to switch them off.Initial pairing was, as a Meercat would say, "simples" - just take both buds out of the case, look for 'SiFi' on your device's BT list and click 'Pair'. Puting them back in the case disconnects them from your device and they start charging, the next time you take them out of the case they reconnect to your device automatically. Either earbud can be used independantly (mono mode) but you will need to pair the left earbud to your device by selecting 'SiFi L' - the right earbud is the master and is already paired via the 'SiFi' connection.The earbuds (not the case) are rated IPX7 so using them in the rain or even when taking a shower should be ok. High definition audio is provided for via AAC and AptX audio codecs. Listening time is an advertised 6-8 hours per charge (not fully tested but I still had plenty of battery left after a 4 hour session) with the case capable of recharging the earbuds 4 times before it needs to recharged.Sound quality is excellent throughout the audio range, from a powerful deep bass that you can feel rumbling inside you, to strong mids that are not overwhelmed by the bass to pure, clean highs that don't screech and hurt your ears. Add a wide and deep soundstage into the mix and in my book you have a fantastic sounding pair of earbuds.Over the few days I've used them the sound has, what I can only describe as, matured. Extreme highs seem purer, there's more depth in deep bass notes and the sound stage has opened up a bit - I think this is what is knows as 'breaking in' and it has had a +'ve effect on what was already a very good sound.For the price I doubt whether you'll find a better pair of earbuds - youtube reviews tend to back up this assertion and the fact that a highly respected testing source (https://www.scarbir.com/guide/best-sounding-wireless-earphones-50-dollar) put them at No 1 for best earphone under $50 in 2019 adds weight to this claim.Highly recommended.