Bluetooth Headphones,IPX7 Waterproof Sports Wireless Earphones, Bluetooth 5.0 Fast Pairing, 8-10 Hours Playtime,CVC 8.0 Noise Cancelling Mic,Magnetic Earbuds for Workout Running Gym

Waterproof, nice design. Could be a little longer on the cabling but overall does the job. Used for running in the past.

Sadly one of the earbuds broke in half during regular use. I expected it to last longer than 2 years.

Use in the rain and still works so 10/10 for me.

These are very comfortable and gives you security to not lose them - unlike truly wireless earphones but these are the 2nd pair I've gotten and just like the first- one ear bud stopped working, not long after purchase which is unfortunate. The first pair lasted longer but I wouldn't buy again after this.

I bought these 21 Nov 2019 and as of now, 13 April 2020, they are faulty.I get through loads of earphones, they break on me fairly regularly and ive come accept that £20 earbuds will last 6 months of daily use. These buds, much like other random chinese brands, seem to always fail between the control/battery and the earphone, indicated by signal dropping out of the right hand channel.That said lets talk about function.What i look for in earbuds is battery life first, previous purchases have also been around the 9 hr mark and these 'kovebble' dont disappoint. In fact i can listen at loud volumes for extended time, 9 hrs is probably exactly right.Working over night i'll turn them on at 11pm or midnight and use them through till 7 or 8 am, rarely will they be empty by then.One trait ive notice with these particular earbuds is the charge level indication on the phone...full, 3/4, 1/2, and low. The indication rarely goes below half, and when it does show 1/4 left you only have minutes before they earbuds will die. So id say the charge level indication isnt accurate, 1/2 seems to cover 60%-10%.The sound is decent but benefits from EQ via your phone if you can. The 'noise cancelling' i dont believe is active, its more the fact your plugging your ears fully. The silicone ends that fill up your ears is what gives u the good bass and negates background noise. So much better than the old hard plastic style buds that dont fit fully and end up hurting anyway.The battery and controls are on the right and the left hand side has no counterweight, so these buds arent heavy at all but also means they're not balanced. I dont run, which would probably be an issue, i do labour with them and i have to adjust the hanging cable fairly often as the weight on one side means it pulls the cable that way.Its certainly a beneficial having the rubber inner ear grip things, shove he buds in your ears, get a good fit with different sized heads supplied and then make sure the grips catches the folds of your pinna. This will ensure consistant sound whilst moving around.Conclusion.Far from perfect, but when you consider the battery life and the sound along with the convenience of wireless then you cant go wrong with these really. Even if, like me, you have to replace after 6 months.

Good headphones at first but have had them for just 9 months and had lots of connectivity issues/losing charge quickly. They’ve even started playing a high pitch horrible sound every other song which is unbearable. Bought one pair before these and those stopped working but I got them again as I thought it was a one off. Rubbish quality. Not even sure how to get in contact with them to request a refund so not happy.

I prefer wired Bluetooth earphones for running as I'm worried about losing earbuds and I had a similar-style of Anker-branded earphones until they finally fell apart after 3 or 4 years of heavy use. Unfortunately Anker no longer make the wired ones, only the separate earbuds, so I bought these as a replacement as they were on offer at the time. Mistake. These are poor quality and I had several issues with them.1. Sound quality when playing was ok if unexceptional, but when turned on and either not connected or not playing anything, there was frequently loud static from them.2. Most times, they never shut off properly. I'd press the button and hear the audible message saying they were powering off and while the Bluetooth did disconnect, often the speakers remained powered. Sometimes, I could also hear the static noise from them. I lost count of the number of times I'd pick them up to go out for a run only to find the battery had gone flat overnight because of this.3. Between the weight and position of the control module on the cable, the cable would often move around my neck when running until it pulled taut against one earpiece. Every few minutes I'd have to re-adjust the cable position which was annoying.4. Sometimes I don't want to listen to anything anymore, so I like having wired earphones with magnets so I can keep them secure around my neck while I finish my run. The magnetic ends of the ear pieces on these are curved giving a tiny contact area that allows the two earpieces to twist and turn relative to each other in contrast to my previous Anker ones that had flat ends and stayed solidly in place. While these never actually came apart, I never felt 100% confident that they wouldn't and then slip off.On the plus side, the Bluetooth pairing and connection reliability were no issue. Also, on the few occasions I used them for phone calls, they were ok. Battery life was generally fine for my purposes, but the issue with not turning off fully means I never got to find out how much total playing time a single charge could provide.I put up with them for 4 months then got some bone conduction ones primarily for better awareness of my surroundings when running in busy areas. I kept these for use when on the train or when mowing the lawn as the tips do seal well and cut out a lot of background noise, but after only a further 10 weeks of light use, one of the speakers stopped working. Happy to be rid of them.

Had them a few years niw and still as good a new