ELECDER D12 True Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth 5.0 Headphones in Ear with Microphone, LED Battery Digital Display, IPX5 Waterproof, Charging Case for Workout, Running (Black)

FINALLY! I am on conference calls for many hours each day. For quite a while now, I have wanted to go completely wireless, but I hadn't really liked any of the options that I found...until now!I don't know if they are, but these feel german-made. The case is solid, elegant and highly functional in that it charges the earbuds (or your phone, if you so desire) many times before it needs to be plugged back in itself. My favorite part is that you can use the earbuds separately! I typically use the left one while the other one is charging, which you cannot do with most of the other brands I've found. This means that I can be on the phone for literally 10 hours and just switch back and forth between the earbuds once. What is kind of crazy about all of this is the price! I normally don't hassle with reviews, but people need to know: these are the bomb!

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I've tried several different budget wireless earbuds recently and these are the best! As with the low-cost version of anything, there are always compromises. In most of the earbuds I've tested, that compromise has either been sound quality or functionality. The biggest miss with most wireless earbuds is the ability to control both volume and track forward/backward. Many will do one or the other but these ear buds do both! Single tap either earbud and it will pause/play music or answer/disconnect a phone call. Long press the right earbud to advance to the next track or long press the left earbud to play the previous track. Double-click the right earbud to increase volume or double-click the left earbud to decrease volume. Triple-click either earbud to launch Siri or other compatible digital assistance.The sound quality is great. It may not be audiophile quality but, at $50, it's hard to beat. The bass and mids are very good and the highs are okay. I wish the treble was a little more pronounced but the sound is clear, smooth and not harsh in the least.Battery life is also very good. I listened to music at 40 - 60% volume levels and the earbuds lasted for nearly 7 hours. When the battery level gets to ~ 10%, a voice indication says "battery low, please recharge". I was impressed the the warnings and ultimate dead-battery shutdown occurred within 5 seconds of each earbud, indicating good tolerances on battery capacity and consistent power usage between L/R units.Range is also very good. I could easily walk 30ft or more from my phone without any issues.The case is well designed. It is charged with a USB-C connector (THANK YOU) and the earbuds are held in place with very strong magnets. The case lid, itself, is held closed magnetically. The charging case also serves as a power bank that can recharge your phone in a pinch and it includes USB-C to USB A female and USB A male to USB-C adapters. The case has a battery indicator that displays the remaining power in percentage and there are two indicators to show when each earbud is charging/charged. A very thoughtful and well-functioning design.All is not perfect, however. I bought these earbuds to listen to music and, in that regard, they excel. I like them more than all others I've tested and highly recommend them for that purpose. Voice quality, when used as a headset for a phone call, is horrid. There was a slight delay between the two earbuds, creating an annoying echo effect, and static was present in every call. Range was poor when used in this mode, too. I'm not sure if it's a bad implementation of a different protocol, but it simply doesn't work well. I confirmed the problem on two different phones, one Android and the other iOS. Perhaps I just received a bad set. Maybe the manufacturer will send me a replacement to test and confirm.For the purpose of listening to music, which is why I bought them, they are easily 5-star units. If you don't care about making phone calls using earbuds, buy these. They are very good and you won't regret it. If you need to place more than the occasional phone call, especially for work purposes, pass.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  WOW. With these off brand earbuds around I will never spend 150+ on name brand earbuds. Let me quickly summarize:• Aesthetic/Build: Due to my line of work I come across earbuds rather frequently. These are by far my favorite in terms of appearance and feel. Elecder also offers other models that have very nice looks. The one to note about the white is that it can get stained rather easily. And a small grip that I have is that I wish they would have made the product info prints a bit more discreet and not so large. (Black unit probably doesn't have that issue)• Sound/Comfort: Top notch. I mean, for less than $40 this really holds well.• Design: I've had some earbuds where you can open the case from any direction. The problem is that you don't know left from right. From the listening perspective it may not be a problem but from the button operation it does. (Press left once to skip, etc). The Elecder D12 is clearly mark so I always know left from right.• Display: Again I have to say. The numerical display and the 4 bars earbud indicators are super nice design. It looks nice and it's easy to read.• Utility: Okay, this REALLY blew my mind. The charging case is not just for charing the earbuds. IT IS A POWER BANK!!! While it only holds enough power to charge your phone from nearly empty to full once, it is still incredibly awesome that your earbuds is a power bank! What an amazing design!!! Which one of those name brand $150+ earbuds out there act as a power bank? None. Case closed.There's no need to hesitate about these. BUY IT!!!

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  These look just as good and work just as well as the big name brand. Great value for money.