Bluetooth Noise Cancelling Headphones, Waterproof IPX6 Wireless Earbuds Sport w/Mic 10 Hrs Playback Built-in Magnets Active Noise Cancelling Headsets Stereo in-Ear Earphones for Gym Running Workout

I have a few pairs of ear phones.The AELEC S350 Wireless Bluetooth Headphones $19.99, lets just say the price says it all and I ended up buying twice because one broke.The RHA MA650 Wireless Earbuds $99.99. They are sweat-proof, Bluetooth enabled, In-Ear, 12hr Battery and 3 Year Warranty. They included a variety of ear pieces on a metal clip. The earphones weigh 1.15 grams.AE Neckband Bluetooth Headphones with Active Noise Cancelling they also are sweat proof, has a 16 hour playback, 12 month warranty and option to extend 18 months if you register the product.There was no price for this model BH042R on the listing and could not locate this model on their website, but they have other ones that are priced around $19-39 with hundreds to thousands of reviews.I am going to guess that they are pricing these around $45, since they have a longer playback of 12 hours instead of 8 on their other pairs.For under $50, these are a great set. Ok so no frills on carrying case or storage for extra plugs but they are very light weight, coming in a .95 grams, compared to the $99 RHA earphones that weigh 1.15. You can really feel the difference of .20 grams when you are wearing them for a run on long hours in the gym. They are easy to pair and great sound quality. Quite impressive especially if the set price is under $45. These would make a great stocking stuffer for the holidays.

Okay, sound quality is lacking. But only a little! It isn't very warm or deep, but you get what you pay for-- I'd say the quality to comparable to the headphones that come with newly purchased Apple products. I've owned Jaybirds, which supposedly have excellent sound quality (even come with an app to adjust the sound to your liking!) and claim to be designed by runners/athletes, but I hated them. After owning them for several months I accidentally washed them and felt relieved when I discovered they were destroyed. I love music and tuning out is my favorite aspect of exercising, so I buy sport bluetooth headphones but also expect them to perform alongside me (jaybirds did NOT). Despite the different sized earpieces supplied, jaybirds didn't stay in my ears unless I suctioned them deeply into my ear (painful), sacrificing the already oversold/hyped sound quality. AE's headphones, on the other hand, were cheaper (by $40 ) and stick in my ears even if I sweat, stay without having to shove them back in every 45 seconds, and sound pretty good! I also feel their 2 year warranty is a testament to their product.Anyway, I've tried bluetooth headphones all over the market (costing more and less than this pair) and I'm very happy with this purchase and highly recommend. Think I've finally found the sweet spot.

I had been looking for wireless earplugs for a while. I was looking for a good price quality ratio and after reading a few reviews, came out with these AE H1 earplugs! It was not the first brand that came to mind, I did not know it, but the reviews made me curious and I decided to buy them. That was a good choice! Via Amazon the order was received within 1 week. The package was undamaged.In the package are the earplugs, a clear manual, charging cable and various attachments for the earplugs. I chose the largest size (small ears) and turned on the earplugs. It works amazingly fast! Pairing with bluetooth is child's play and the earplugs 'talk' with you. So you hear when the connection is successful and the battery level is indicated in low / medium / high.What struck me is that there is a small noise in the earplugs when they go on. This is not disturbing and disappears after a few seconds.I use the earplugs during exercise. They are very suitable for this! The caps stay in place and the cable in your neck can be adjusted. I put them a little tighter when running so that the remote control and battery do not hit my neck.All in all, I would definitely recommend these earplugs! An unknown brand can sometimes surprise you, do not be put off by the price and unfamiliarity, it is worth it!

I have been searching and comparing many headphones including the apple airpods and a number of unkown brand of bluetooth earphones on amazon. After testing these out I do think that the AE A1's are the best value, great sound quality, very good bass and nice battery life. They also work with the google voice prompts on my android. I would say that these sound just as good as the airpods but cost quite a bit less. I was also able to get them to comfortably fit inside of my full face motorcycle helmet by removing the cusionin the speaker slot inside of the helmet. The stick out a bit but not too much allowing them to almost serve as an ear plug and deliver clear sound up to about 60 mph. Taking the helmet off can be a bit uncomfortable, so probably best for long trips where you dont take the helmet on and off too often. Overall best value I have found, great sound quality, nice build, very easy to connect, good range and very good battery life

I really like these headphones. I'm not a hardcore audiophile but most of the in ear headphones that I've used either have decent bass response but sound dull on the higher frequencies or have clear highs but wind up sounding tinny because of poor low end performance. Most headphones use either balanced armature or dynamic drivers each of which has its pros and cons. These incorporate both types of technology into their drivers . I'm not a sound engineer but the end result is deep resonant bass, bright clear highs and warm midtones with excellent separation between instruments. They are also loud. The noise cancelling is just passive, which is the only downside, but active noise cancellation adopted for earbud style headphones has it's own set of drawbacks. At $60 they aren't cheap but they sound a lot better than Beats that are twice as much money. I'm very happy with them and I think they are a relative bargain.