Elgin Discord Gen 3 Bluetooth Earplug Earbuds, Wireless in-Ear Headphones

THESE ARE THE BUDS I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR. I am anal about ear buds, and have fairly niche preferences. These have great battery life, a nice selection of ear tips fpr comfort, good sound, great noise isolation, nice style, simple and reliable bluetooth connection, and easy hand controls without needing an app with a login and a bunch of steps. The only things that Inwould have changed for my own preferences would be that the volume down button is on top, and the up button is on bottom. (Unless i am wearing them wrong?) And I would prefer if the neck band were just slightly more formed to a ring, because when I work at weird angles, it can slide over. They're great though. I could clip the neckband to my shirt if it really bothered me. If you want value for the money, noise isolation, legitimate hearing protection, solid construction, and dont want to fuss with a bunch of features or apps or passwords, these are it. They just work, well.

Excellent mid range sound quality, and long battery life. Build quality was better then expected and held up to cold indoor climates where I work! It's nice having music to keep me entertained while on the production floor, and these fit me so well! The one thing I'd probably hate, is the overly loud masculine voice when Bluetooth pairing. It's just... "POWER ON" "PARING" "CONNECTED". Such a manly voice, just keep in mind, otherwise A+!

Very good sound quality. The bass on these are amazing and genuinely surprised me. Battery life is great and last at least 10 hours on my shifts maybe more. These have been snagged and pulled and didn’t break. I leave off one star due to the fact that the foam inserts really do hurt my ears personally the rubber ones work just fine and still suppress the sounds of my loud work environment. Very light headphones and they do tend to sometimes slide from side to side if you don’t have both in. Very good value for what you get not disappointed.

These are the same price as WorkTunes earmuffs, but the Elgin Discord noise reduction rating is 31dB compared to 26dB for the WorkTunes. That may not sound like much of a difference, but it really is. I can keep an audiobook at a comfortable level without constantly adjusting the volume depending on which saw I'm using in the shop. Plus, earbuds vs. earmuffs? It's a no brainer. I can wear these comfortably for hours. Can't say the same for any pair of noise reduction earmuffs. I'm a woman and I was worried these wouldn't be comfortable, but the foam is squishy and fits just fine. There's even a card included with instructions for people who have never used foam earplugs before. These come in a really nice box and they have a zippered carrying case for storage. They are cheap for Bluetooth hearing protection, but nothing about them looks or feels cheaply made. If I ever splurge on wireless earbuds, I would absolutely buy them from this brand.

Only lasted little over 3 months of use before the right earbud stopped working entirely. I've been buying corded elgin earbuds for work for years now, and each one of those would last at least a year or two before they would start failing due to cable-bend stressing the wiring inside. That was understandable however because my job at the time was rougher and it was always near the plug-in which is where most earbuds fail anyways so that's natural. In this case however not only is the job/work lighter and less rough but the cable isn't being stressed at all, so given all that context it's disappointing that a more expensive product by the same company under more ideal use conditions would fail from what I can only assume is flimsy cabling. Otherwise the audio quality was fine, they fit in my ears well enough (though the non-foam ear pieces would slowly work their way out of my ear unlike the corded ones, I wish they had something just like those for this), the cable and neck piece never got in my way and sat comfortably, and the battery only ever got down to like 60-70% even after a full 10~ish hours of use.

I've been waiting for a product like this for a very long time. Being in a rock band in my highschool days and then lots of motorcycle riding has left me with some mild tinnitus that I definitely don't want getting any worse. Because of that I'm always looking for hearing protection that I can wear while working with powertools etc. These fit the bill perfectly. I had to get the larger plugs from the elgin website, but once I swapped the tips out for those, they work awesome! In fact they work a little too well. I can't hear anything while wearing them, which makes it difficult to coordinate jobs. I wish they had a passthrough mode for sound where a microphone would pick up external sounds and repeat it through the earbuds. That would make them much more useful. Otherwise though can't complain. One caution, do not get the foam tips wet. I had a little grease on mine and wanted to clean them off and as soon as I got the foam tip wet it balloon up and would not recompress. The tips are only 3 bucks on the elgin website, but still. It's worth considering.

Overall I'm reasonably happy with these, but what keeps me from really loving them, and feeling strongly that I would recommend them, is the lack of ear tips. They only come with two sets (one flanged and one fusion), but no size variation. And they don't sell the Fusion style on Amazon. They have them on their site. But they're $4+sh for a single pair, which feels ridiculous. A lot of the comparable ones on Amazon are three sets for about $10ish, buuuut they're three different sizes. Which I don't need either. Like maybe once to figure out the size. But after that, am I to buy three pairs and throw two of them away each time I need a replacement? The flanged ones aren't much better as far as finding replacements. And the offbands aren't always labeled clearly, wrt to compatibility or size. So idk. The noise cancelling is good, they stay connected to the bluetooth, I haven't had issues with the battery but haven't really pushed them with extended use. But they aren't as comfortable as they could be, and they've deliberately made it as difficult and expensive as possible to swap out the ear tips... So ultimately I wouldn't buy another pair of these, and when I need to replace the ear tips, I'll find another brand of headset. Which sucks, because if they just sold sets of them here, I'd probably be really happy with these. Oh well lol

Fantastic set of noise blocking earbuds. The expandable foam inserts are comfortable, though my ears feel dirty after I take them out. They aren't, but the sensation of removing them after four or six hours is a little uncomfortable. Excellent sound quality, even with audio books in a noisy environment. Battery seems to last forever.

Me gustó por sus materiales y aislamiento pasivo de ruido, sin embargo la calidad de audio podría ser mucho mejor.