Bluetooth 5.0 True Wireless Earbuds, Jeabo GT1 Headphones with Easy Connection,Smart Touch Control,7. 2mm Dynamic Driver,IPX5 Waterproof,Total 12H Playtime (Black)

EDIT - 12.10.2019 - See details on belowSince using the wireless earbuds for a few weeks, I've noticed a considerable short battery life (about 1 - 2 hours) before needing to be recharged. Not ideal for work settings, enough for me to bump it down to a 3 star.Original Review:The headphones were purchased for a reasonable priced alternative to the Apple Earpods.Pros -Reasonably priced. As of this review, it was $29 vs. Apple's $145Touch controls - I like the system of tapping for control. Apple's airpods are a little more responsive, but once you get the hang of it, it's unnoticeable.Portable charger case - both apple and these have a portable charger. This is brilliant and well appreciated.Light weight - This is lighter than the Apple case - I have concerns about the materials composition of the case, but I suspect it will work just fine.Independent earbud listening - I can listen to the left while right is charging. Both Airpods and this do that.Cons -Dynamic range isn't fantastic. I personally listen to a lot of podcasts so it isn't as noticeable. The bass is likely limited to the physical construction of the earbuds. The airpods have a wider rangThin plastic charger case - compared to the Apple case. The Apple case is thicker and more dense. A very minor complaint, but I suspect it will work well for my travels.Touch controls take a few practices to learn - there is a slight delay so be patient.On the whole, I would recommend this for a casual listener looking for a reasonable priced pair of wireless earbuds. Considering a purchase for my teenager daughter. If you're an audiophile, you may want to look elsewhere, but no explicit complaints after a few days of use.I was reimbursed for these earbuds in exchange for a fair and honest review.

Needed some new headphones for my son after buying him a phone without a headphone jack. These fit the bill perfectly. They are smaller than i imagine from the pictures. Various tips to accommodate different ear sizes. Pairs quickly with phone

---UPDATE--Battery life was great for the first charge now it's hit and miss. Left them charging overnight and now the both earbuds are having issues holding a charge for longer than about 30 minutes >.<Maybe I got a lemon? Or didn't let it charge long enough? I thought for sure 6 hours would be enough :-(--Update-- 11/20Swapping out the earbud size seemed to help the SQ by a good amount. And discovered via trial and error that short touches seem to work better than fast taps. Was able to semi-consistentnly activate Google Assistant via the triple "tap" on the left bud.Also forgot to mention the touch controlsSingle tap on either pausesDouble tap right - next songDouble tap left - previous songTriple tap right - low latency (and horrible sound) modeTriple tap left - activate voice assistant (this works with phone in pocket while using Google Assistant after setting proper permission in Assistant appYes they're wireless and yes they produce sound.First the PROSCrazy fast connection, be it to the phone to each other they pair in less than a second or so after turning them on!Buttons appear to be something like a capacitive touch rather than a clicky button which is nice, don't wanna be shoving crap in your ear to try and make something click. ( Wish it had a slide function not just tap, but they wouldn't be under $40 then would they lol)You can use one earbud without the other which is nice if you want to hear the outside world or want to listen to music for longer.Multiple sizes of earbud tips (This should come standard but not everyone does it unfortunately)They stay in my ears rather well.Super lightweight (honestly this is a con too, more on that below)They really are wireless!The range is actually rather impressive for a cheap set of earbuds, I walked halfway across my trailer and didn't drop connection or start getting static.Now the list of CONS/AnnoyancesDon't expect amazing sound quality out of these. I mean honestly I'm paying $36 so I didn't expect AMAZING sound quality but I expected decent... Think above dollar store maybe up to Walmart Impulse buy section sound quality. Aka meh sound quality (this part is kinda huge for me) I can't stand crappy sounding earbuds... I'll put these in the... Tolerable level (aka I'm broke because I've got kids and it's all I can afford)Touch buttons on the sides are SUPER sensitive but then again not at all. Like, adjust them wrong and you pause your music. But then go to resume your music and it might take a couple of touches. This can be REALLY annoying!These have that lightweight cheap plastic feel to them even tho they've got a bit of a soft texture to it. I mean I don't want something portable to weigh a ton but yeah... Maybe it's just the way I was raised, when someone has a BIT of heft to it that meant to mean it had some quality to it. But who knows maybe they made these out of a quality plastic that's just lightweight?USB cable is rather thin, my guess is they skipped the Data + and - linesGuess this isn't needed but whatever, haven't tested it as a data cable but if they did include the data lines is it truly a super chinzy cable but who doesn't have a micro USB cable laying around from a smartphone?The USB cable sticks out when charging.. (see picture)*imitates t-rex from Meet the Robinson's* I just don't know how well this plan was thought out! Being someone who is... Let's say not the most gentle with their tech and sometimes tosses things into a bag with a battery bank while they're charging this could turn out bad. Aka. broken charging port and crying.

When I received them I liked the designed but was perplexed it didn't have any buttons, soon enough I discovered it have a weird sensor that can't tell the difference between fixing up the earpiece into your ear or take it out, either pauses the music/video, forward or skip to the next track and there's not a clear way to correctly "touch" the device for it to behave like a normal earpiece. Also, the left one always dies out before the other one, on that note, the battery is a joke it doesn't last anything like advertised, about 2-3 hours of continuous use at the most before battery dying out.

Overwhelmingly negative feelings on this one. When i first used them they served their base purpose. The sound quality was fine for the price, certainly not great, but fine. The touch control were laggy and often in accurate but that could be forgiven.After one week of light use the right earbud stop working. It experienced no trauma or battery shortage. I tried rebooting and reconnecting but nothing helped. A week later that remaining earbud would not disconnect from my phone unless I did it through my phone. It would not go into rest mod and would not charge in its case. Today is finally all together died and wont even be found by my phone.So pretty worthless. Id recommended sticking your phone ina plastic cup and holding the cup to your ear before recommending this.