Monster Wireless Headphones, Clarity 101 AirLinks Wireless Earbuds Headphones with Quick Charging Case, Bluetooth 5.0 Wireless Earphones 30Hrs Playtime, USB-C, IPX7 In-Ear Headphones for Sport,Grey

Spent a few weeks debating wether to get these, and as my first ever purchase of a pair of wireless buds i was apprehensive about what the fit/ sound quality would be like....Needn't have worried, opened them on arrival, paired strait away and had plenty of charge in them so crAnked up the volume.. sound is brilliant, better than the standard headphones that came with my phone (AKG) and the fit was pretty good strait out of the box..sure i could tweak but no need at the moment. for the price of these units you carnt go wrong. Quality name, cheap price.. just get them.

Great set of buds I’ve a few set of true wireless buds and these are the best by far

The Product is good. It has an adjustable fit. It doesn't come off when running. It is also stylish which I like.The quality of sound is also fantastic. I like that it is wireless as it is very convenient to use

Only just got them but great sound quality and fit. Hopefully they will stay in when running and last longer than my previous nose pair

Bought these as a Christmas present, hubby loves them, noise cancelling and stay put when he's running.

Good but not the best for the price. The design of the case is cool.

Fantastic product! Suits my needs! Now have 2 models! Would recommend!

Bought these about a month ago for use when running/gymming. They’re alright, but not fantastic and not worth the money imo. I’ll give pros and cons:Pros:1. Great Sound. Really can’t fault this, they sound very good. They don’t have bass, but that’s usually the case with most true wireless headphones as they’re simply too small.2. Good charge time, even before the case is taken into account. I can usually squeeze 3-4 workouts in (1-1.5h each), but the case makes it so I don’t have to think about charging for at least a week. Solid thereCons:1. “Hook” size and function. These headphones have some soft rubber hooks that are supposed to keep them in place when doing vigorous exercise. That was pretty much the entire reason I bought these and it was a major disappointment. The hooks are very small, shaped like a bird’s beak and curve inward, which means that as soon as you get even a little sweaty or scrunch up your face, they slip. When that happens it’s a matter of seconds before the headphones fall out. I tried twisting them, I tried pushing them, but they fell about every 20min without adjustment. Super annoying2. The gestures for control are SO BAD:- One tap for play pause (this one is ok)- two taps for a single small volume adjustment WHILE playing music- two taps for voice control when NOT playing music.- Tap and hold for skipping tracksThe two taps for volume control need VERY particular timing. If you miss the super small window, it will just act as pause and stop the music. If you don’t restart it before double tapping again, you’ll get voice control. The two taps also can’t be spammed.So volume changing looks like this:try to tap x2 > wait 2 seconds for the confirmation of the volume increase > if it worked repeat. If it didn’t work and the music stopped, start the music, then try again. So at minimum, if you’re lucky, it’ll take about 30sec for a 5 stage volume change.Too much hassle, too much faff, and with the falling out I’m just not enjoying using them anymore. I’ll just let them gather dust or give them to a friend if they need em. Save your money imo.