Dudios True Wireless Earbuds, Free Mini Bluetooth 5.0 Earphone with 7.2mm Enhanced Drivers(Touch Control, Easy-Pair, IPX5, Built-in Mic, 15 Hours Playtime)

This is my 2nd pair of Dudios earbuds and the company makes a quality product. Good bass, excellent volume without bleed through, you can also hear mids/highs pretty clearly. The neckband is a little strange. While the weight is better distributed than some magnet buds, the cord itself feels long and dangles a bit off the shoulders, but that might just be. Solid overall, especially when it comes to sound.

I wear a single earpiece 18 hours a day. I'm in sales/support and spend most of those hours on the phone. For the last 5 years I've used 2 Plantronics Voyager Legends, swapping them as each battery dies. I've been searching for a smaller, lighter and less bulky solution for years.After buying and returning well over a dozen sets of wireless ear buds the Dudios Zeus Tws have allowed me to retire the Legends.Bluetooth 5.0 works fast and flawlessly in both initial paring and subsequent syncing to my Note9. Distance from phone is exceptional. I can move anywhere in my workspace without dropping connection to the phone. These can be paired in stereo, but what sets them apart from others is that each bud can work independently as an individual ear bud, allowing me to have one in my ear while the other is charging. After initial pairing individually, all you have to do for stereo is remove them both at the same time from the case and they mate for stereo sound. Well done Dudios.The case/charger is small and compact with a lid. The lid may not seem important, but it is.  It protects the buds from pocket lint and debris.The battery life of each individual bud last so long I only swap once in an 18 hour day. I've been able to get both buds charged 3 times each before need to recharge the case. I plug it in every night anyway. The earbuds report their battery status as a percentage that I can see on my phone. These earbuds are very comfortable.  I forget the are in my ears. They are unobtrusive, and don't make you look like a geek.Using them as pair for stereo is a joy. They perform very well when compared with other wireless earbud solutions. Plenty of volume and good sound reproduction.When you select the proper tip for you (to fit in your ear canal) from the assortment provided, the isolation is exceptional. Don't jog on the rail road tracks while using these, you will never know what hit you!Nothing in the world is perfect. The Dudios Zeus Tws would be perfect if they had a companion app for the phone which would allow you to control some of their functionality.  I am very pleased I found these. I highly recommend this set.

I have had these TWS headphones for about a month now and have used them at least 4 hours a day since I got them. I subscribe to dozens of podcasts, so these have been used to mostly listen to podcasts, but I've also watched a few movies and listened to some music here and there. I also happen to work in a fairly noisy environment with a ton of technology that relies of wireless communications, so I've always been hesitant to deal with TWS headphones of the BT 4.X era. With that background, here are my impressions so far!I know some may not care about the packaging, but I will quickly say the presentation is nice, the case is quite durable, and I've been very happy with the aesthetics. You can tell that Dudios spent some time making sure they not only functioned well but also looked nice at the same time.The headphones come in a nice charging case that takes the guess work out of which earpiece goes where, and the way they charge is quite nice. There are three LED indicators to show the battery level of the case itself when the earpieces are removed, and once you put the earpieces in, it will blink to show it is charging and then show the charge level of the earpieces. It took some getting used to as I found the case had no battery left a couple of times, but aside from putting an LCD or some readout on the case itself, I'm not sure how else you would address this.Pairing was fast and easy, and I did play with the independent mode. I would highly recommend reading the user guide so you know the capabilities as it had some I didn't know about until reading it. So far, I have paired these headphones with a Nexus 6, iPhone SE, iPad Pro, and two different Google Pixel 3's. The Pixel 3 is the only one that has Bluetooth 5.0, and I will give a warning that the Pixel 3 does appear to have a minor issue with these headphones which I'll talk about next.I avoided TWS headphones based on BT 4.X because of the constant issues of them dropping out, but with Dudios selecting a BT 5 chip in these, I was finally willing to give them a go. On devices that do not support BT 5 connectivity, I did still have an occasional dropout of one earbud - maybe once every couple of days this would happen to me. On the Pixel 3, I have never had a dropout in the week since I've had the phone.The issue with the Pixel 3 is the headset operates at the volume Bluetooth was set to when it initially connects, and turning volume up or down does nothing until you get to the very few steps on the way to silent (going up never increases volume). For my use, this has not caused significant issues, and while I have tried changing various settings on both Pixel 3's I have access to, I haven't been able to identify what the cause is here. I will definitely come back and update my review if I am able to figure out the cause of this. I'm also looking to get my hands on other BT 5 capable devices to make sure it's not the headphones themselves.The last thing I'd mention is comfort and battery life. I really like this style of ear cushion as it holds much better in my ear than any other type I've tried so far. It does an excellent job of sound isolation (in my noisy environment), and it really helps bring out some decent audio quality for what it is. For my ears, they do start to get somewhat uncomfortable to me after about three hours, but between interruptions and other activities where I have to remove them, this is pretty rare. Couple that with the roughly 4 hours of battery life that I'm getting, they often find themselves on their way into the charger right around the same time as they are starting to get uncomfortable :)