FAMOO Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth 5.3 Headphones, Mini Bluetooth Earbuds with 35H Mini Charging Case, USB-C Fast Charging, Built-in Mics with Deep Bass, IPX7 Waterproof for Work, Travel

I've had the wirless bluetooth earbuds for a couple of days and worked out how to use them pretty much from trial and error.CHARGING CASE and EARBUDS...The earbuds come in a little carrying case which acts as charging station and has its own battery. When the earbuds are stored in the case it begins charging them (to full if left long enough) frrom the battery in the case. The case battery itself will need charging up periodically to make sure it has got enough juice to charge the earbuds. The case is charged using a USB type C cable and the light on the case flashes orange when it is charging its internal battery and steady orange when fully charged. When the case is charging the earbuds the light on the case is green and goes off when they are fully charged (but only when the case is not charging via usb). Presumably the earbuds are charging if in the case and the case is charging up too, but the light on the case will be orange in this situation. So it is probably best to charge the earbuds with the case not charging at the same time so you can see the green light go off when they are fully charged.OPERATION and PAIRINGBluetooth pairing was very simple. I opened the case lid and the earbuds flashed blue and red. I went into my phone bluetooth settings and did 'add device' once searching was complete 'S22' was listed as a found device and I simply clicked 'connect'.Operating the earbuds involves tapping on the stems just below the round earbud bit. A very quick tap on the Left bud reduces the volume, a very quick tap on the Right increases the volume. A quick double tap on either Left or Right pauses playback. A long press (keep you finger pressed on at least 1-2 seconds) on the Left moves you back a track and a long press on the Right moves you forward a track.COMFORT and SOUND QUALITYI found the earbuds did not fit in my ear comfortably because of the shiny plastic they are made from. I shoved them in and they kept coming out slightly. To fix this I used some small foam earphone covers I had left over from a previous pair of wired earphones. I stretched the little covers over the round earbud part and luckily they stayed on due to their elastic property. Now the earbuds stayed nice and firmly in my ears because of the grippy texture of the foam. The amount of bass you get from these earbuds depends on how you orientate them in your ear. I found that, once in my ear, twisting them and pushing them in as firmly as possible gave a louder bass. You will need to find which orientation works best for you depending on your ears.SUMMARYGood value for money, easy to pair with bluetooth, sound quality and bass good once you get the orientation of them right, buy some little foam covers if you find they slip out of your ears. I can't comment on the battery life yet since I haven't owned them long enough.

I bought these as replacements for my Apple AirPods whose batteries seem to have ceased holding their charge. I decided not to pay >£100 for Apple branding and selected these on the basis of on-line reviews of in-ear ‘phones.I don’t listen to a lot of music, mainly the radio and podcasts so HiFi quality is not of high importance. They are slightly smaller than AirPods and fit well in the ear. Their case is a similar size to the AirPod’s and charge the ‘phones in a similar way; by charging the case with the USB cable provided. There is a small indicator light on the front of the case that flasher amber when charging. The instruction sheet doesn’t give any information about charging the case so it is not yet clear how long it takes to reached 100% from empty. When fully charge the indicator shows steady amber. When opening the case the two ‘phones flash red and blue, presumably as they look to connect to available devices, and then the case indicator shows green. Again, none of this is described in the instructions.Pairing the ‘phones to my iPhone and iPads was simple and achieved without any problems.Quality of the sound is perfectly acceptable , cannot comment on the noise cancellation performance, or on battery life.For the price, these are good value and provided they last a reasonable time are a good buy.

Having been burned with a previous set of knock-off Apple ear buds, I asked the Amazon staff which ones might replace the defective set I was returning. This one - details included. And they were right. These were the same price (£23) but worked perfectly. They fit, recharge properly (long lasting), and deliver a pretty good sound. I doubt the Apple ones are any better.I am pleased with them and Amazon for providing a cheaper alternative to the absurdly over-priced original. Well done Jeff, now get on your penis rocket and fly away into space, the undiscovered country.

These are really good earbuds. Checked out a number of cheap versions after my Apple airpods died. I have two other versions that feel cheap and nasty. These are surprisingly good. Ok they are not airpods but honestly after paying £160 for the real thing these are so close that it’s really not worth paying for the real ones in comparison. The connection is immediate, the sound (vs standard Apple airpods) is honestly just as good.The things airpods have that these don’t; the whole Apple case and airpods are gloss finish - these earbuds and case are matt finish except for the inner ear section. It makes them feel a little cheaper. I also think the Apple ones come out of the case a little easier. I like that airpods give you the % battery on the screen when you open the case - these don’t. Airpods use a lightning charger. That’s about it.I have only used them for a while so I guess we will see about their life span. I will update if they die on me lol. But I would fully recommend them.

I love these headphones.What they are:- comfy for people with little ears, basically the same as the old wired Apple earphones- amazing at holding a charge- easy to carry in your pocket- smart; many people have asked if they’re AirPods- good quality casing and well built- great for listening to podcasts and audio books- excellent valueWhat they are not:- noise cancelling (I don’t think they claim to be- the best sound quality for music- particularly easy to control - the touch commands aren’t simple to get the hang ofTwo of my friends have bought these on my recommendation as they really are a bargain buy.