UMIDIGI Wireless Earbuds, AirBuds U Wireless Headphones with Microphones, Bluetooth 5.1 Earphones in-Ear, Touch Control Bluetooth Earbuds, 24H Playing Time (Ceramic White)

I bought these not so long back, and they have a very sturdy box so no damage can happen in shipping, but when I was trying to find details on unpacking them to first charge it, I noticed the image that comes up searching for this has a lid that encloses the ear buds that would keep them nice and clean, it's a shame these were missing that, they do supply an instruction booklet, but with my eyes it's too hard to read (hence looking for an online manual).The 1st problem I encountered was getting the buds out, hence again looking for a manual, as I didn't want to damage them, but it turned out the sheath they put on the buds makes them very tight to get out initially, and being disabled, and I wasn't going to force them until I knew more, but a thin lever (I used a cocktail stick) was all they needed, but once you remove the sleeves that are to protect\preserve the charging points they are easy to get in and out.I've held off this review as I hadn't experienced them in operation the full way I would want, my car died and being disabled means I haven't been able to try them while driving, but having a few uses at home from playing some music into them for a while, speaking to someone on the phone using them, and apart from getting more used to them they appear to be pretty good, the sound is something that needs getting used to, as I had set the sound up for music, and it sounded great.But when using them to talk\hear from someone in a call it was tricky, as the 'music' setting I set up custom style made it hard to hear some of the time, if there was the ability to have a separate setting for calls and media, it would be a big bonus in my eyes, when they arrived I charged them as per the instructions, and despite the use I have had from them, they are still going strong, although it's worth noting that without intense constant usage (e.g. talking on the phone for hours at a time), this may change.You can only generalise because every persons use and settings will differ, I imagine a large part of that 'could' be the connection to the phone, as the connection strength will vary between phones, distance from the phones etc, it all plays a part in the battery life, something to bear in mind if you are having to keep recharging frequently, position the phone closer to the headset (within arms reach say if not already), there are just so many factors you just have to experiment to find the best result and sound for you, but they are very good for the price I would have to say.Pro:-Price\Value for money;Great Sound;Graphic Equaliser;Customisable Functions (2 independent settings per bud) + default answer\end call;Lost Bud's(?) Location on map, and Beeping sound can be activated to help as you get closer (but I don't know what kind of range);Battery life (still running on the first charge from 1 month ago);Very Compact with a soft draw string 'bag' for keeping them safe when not in use.Con:-More Customable options would be nice, that said how many will you need generally speaking;Fit\Secureness, For me to wear them out and about I would fear them dropping out and not noticing until it's too late, that said I had this very same opinion of any such type of fit like this, especially for people who jog, but this was my first ever experience in wearing a pair;An Online Manual for easier reading is very hard to find, due to showing the Lid\Cover version with online images with this same model number that I could find, but they are the same from what I can see.

I have used these for a week and am glad I made this purchase.Earbuds (fit outside ear canal) aren't for me, they just don't feel right in my ears, I know they are the "in thing" but they just seem too loose and the sound isn't as good. Earphones (fit in your ear canal) work much better for me but I can understand why people don't like them, so these earbuds are really meant for those folks.I have used other earbuds, in fact the Apple ones and I can honestly say, just for tge short time I used the Apple ones, these sound very similar, to me of course and there was a year or so in between testing each. Whilst you may not think these would be as good as Apple's helping (and you are probably right) the price difference between them just doesn't make sence to me seeing as how good these sound, and lets face it, when walking down the street who would know which ones you are wearing?After a week of wearing these I was impressed with the battery life, I used them on and off for calls, short bouts of music (mostly when dog walking) and watching some catch up TV. I put them back in their dock in between uses. I charged them up every night as I do my phone and I didn't run out of power once, I would say I used them for between 2-3 hours each day.They are easy to slide into the dock but I did have issues sometimes getting them out, the magnet seems quite strong, but maybe it's just me as I have this issue with most wireless earphones/buds, it may be my rounded fingers!They sounded great out of the box, not quite as rich and bassy as earphones but great for earpods. I used the app which you can download for your smartphone, from here you can change the sound presets and also set up a custom one, for me though the sound always sounded a bit muffled when using either the presets or the custom option but the default sounded great.Making calls and answering them on these in all honesty are much like any other earphones/buds I have used, the sound is clear and people on the other end could hear me clearly unless in the middle of a windy field with the dog. To be honest I think your phone and mobile phone network will make more of a difference to sound quality here.These are great everyday earbuds and I like the touch operation to answer calls, change music tracks and envoke the low latancy gaming mode( I didn't test this as I really have no reliable way of doing so) although you do have to get used to adjusting them in your ears when using them, I have changed tracks many a time when I was just trying to push them in a bit tighter, after a while you get used to it though and work out how to adjust them without changing tracks.My only real issue is a personal one and that is the fit and that I feel, for me, earphones are a far better fit and I don't feel like they are going to fall out but to be dair, these never did and I also felt the same when using Apple's versions.Overall, if you are an earpod person and you want a great sounding set that doesn't cost as much as some of the rivals, you cannot go wrong with these, they sound great, work well and last ages, they also have some great features.

The sound quality is really good for the price of the earphones. They fit in the ear very easily and seem secure, like they will not fall out easily.They have a good range of sound, from deep bass notes and the vocals sound very crisp and clear.Pairing them to your phone is effortless, as easy as removing one of the earbuds and searching for Bluetooth devices on your phone and tapping pair.Charging the earphones is easy too, just put them back in the case and they stay very secure (you can tip them upside down and shake them and they still stay secure in place).The addition of the charging cable and the storage pouch in the box are very useful.However, one of the drawbacks I feel this product has is that there is no "lid" to enclose the earphones. The pouch has to do that job instead.This reduces the portability slightly, as you would be weary putting them in your pocket or at the bottom of a bag in case any small pieces of grit/dirt end up getting over the earphones.I feel like having a lid to keep them enclosed would remove the need to carry them in a pouch and would encourage you more to have peace of mind in storing them wherever fit.Overall, a very good pair of wireless earphones for the price!