Monster Clarity 101 AirLinks Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth 5"-Ear Headphones with Charging Case, Stereo Earphones Deep Bass Sound, IPX5 Waterproof, Built-in Mic, Clear Call, Secure Fit for Sports

I wanted a small pair of earbuds for working in the yard and I found these at a great price. I like the case the earbuds come in. It’s very rugged and large enough that it won’t get easily lost but light enough to go into your pocket. They are very comfortable after I had to switch to smaller ear tips. The bass duality is really nice but what’s nice is that with podcasts it doesn’t add too much bass to the voice. They’re very loud so you can leave the volume low. The battery life is really long, I’ve been using them for a week straight and haven’t charged the case yet at all. The touch controls take a bit to get used to but aren’t too bad once you learn them.

These are some good headphones. They fit snug in my ears. Great for workouts. Sound quality is decent. I like the rubber parts around the buds for easy handling. Case is interesting, turning to open and close.

Decent sound. Long lasting battery. Value for the money

It does not have very good controls for playing music the next end previous button and the volume do not work do not buy these they are disgusting. Very tinny with zero base so it's a hurtful experience for your ears.

I had hoped for quality music from these earbuds. As a former musician I’m picky about any earbud or headphones I wear. Keeping in mind their inexpensive price point my expectations were kept in check. I have some very expensive buds each for their own purpose, including B&W,Sennheiser, Bose…however I wanted buds that I could use outside, on my fishing boat or traveling and not worry about losing them. These Monster Clarity unfortunately don’t live up to their name “clarity.”Let’s start though with the good. They pair easy and are stable and they look nice. The bass is surprisingly deep but it’s sluggish.The bad:Charging case is somewhat unique in its cylindrical shape but that’s also a problem ergonomically. Flat earbud cases are a more comfortable fit in pant pockets and seem to slide in and out of pockets easier.Volume, or lack thereof, for me is the biggest issue. To be fair I do have some hearing loss but it’s not an issue with my other buds. Even at max volume on many songs and some calls they simply don’t get loud enough to hear dialect clearly much less musical detail or sound stage and this is especially noted in louder or busy environments. I tried them through my IPhone 15, latest version of I-Pad pro and my 17”MacBook Pro and a couple of Bluetooth 5.3 HD streaming devices. If the volume level could be adjusted significantly higher I would have been happy, but as they are I wouldn’t recommend them to anyone that wants to use them in a busy or loud environment, mowing lawn, ect.