Bluetooth Headphones, Bluetooth Earbuds Sports Earphones, 14H Playtime/HD Stereo Sound with cVc 8.0 Noise Reduction Mic Magnetic In Ear Wireless Headphones IPX7 Waterproof for Running Sports

These are MPow S10 Pro earbuds.I have been on a mission to replace my old Treblab J1 earbuds which are excellent value for money. I assumed that I'd be able to find a pair of cheap buds quite easily but it has been a nightmare and has made me realise how good the J1s really were and how some brands are either unable or unwilling to make good budget earbuds.I tried Sony WI C310, SoundPeats Q30 and JBL Tune 115BT earbuds. All are neckband style (my preference) and get great reviews. However, all of them suffer from an unacceptable sound quality issue in the treble range whereby sibilance in speech sounds exaggerated and artificial. I know a lot of earbuds can overemphasise the high end but this was different and sounded like digital artefacts caused by poor filtering in the sound processor. I wasn't able to get satisfactory results by using EQ on my phone with any of these three models. Listening to my J1s (which haven't completely died yet) after hearing these was a revelation and I was so impressed at how good they sound. I believe they are an anomaly as they sound great across the whole spectrum with no EQ needed and only cost me £34.These earbuds are the closest thing I have found to the Treblab J1s. They unfortunately need some EQ in your apps to tame the treble but once you do that they sound pretty natural. The bass response is completely fine - not too much, not too little. Mids are very good also and the treble rolls off naturally when EQ is used with none of the digital processing artefacts experienced with the other buds I tried.The batteries are in the earpieces here which means the control box on the cable is very lightweight and doesn't pull down. I had issues with the earbuds that have two battery boxes on the cable as they quite quickly slid back over my shoulders and pulled on the earpieces. Quite a bad design flaw.You do not notice the weight of the batteries in the earpieces - just like the J1s, they aren't actually that heavy.A word of advice - do not use the supplied silicone eartips. I moved over to memory foam tips years ago and never looked back. You get a much better seal with foam and it's just more comfortable too. They do wear out eventually but there are cheap ones on eBay. I think the T200 size are correct, T300 will work and fit the sound tube tighter but not as easy to put on.I'm pretty happy that I will be able to listen to these buds for however long they last and not be annoyed about the sound quality. When the batteries finally go I won't have spent a fortune so no great shakes replacing them. The Treblab J1s did about four years so that's the time to beat.I hope this helps some people. There are so many reviews on here that fail to pick up on glaring design flaws and make everything sound fine when it's not.

Quite cheap for a decent product. The case is an added bonus.

Good headphones but sadly packed in after 7 months

I bought these back in March so that I can listen to my iPod when I'm using my ride on mower. Each time I mow takes about an hour to an hour and a half and I tend to listen on maximum volume because of the engine noise of the mower. Even so, I have only had to charge these phones once, which is when I got them. They come with different size rubbers and different sized earpieces to suit individual requirements. I bought these for £19.99 but they are currently on offer for £10.99. For the price you cannot go wrong. They fit very well and provide good sound.Update September 2022. Listen to Jess Glynne - "Right Here" or Ed Sheeran - "Castle on the Hill" or "Shape of You". Brilliant, deep bass!!. After 6 months of use, I'd say they are fantastic headphones!! Highly recommend!

Can't really think of anything

I buy 2 pairs of these a year and use them every day for working outside and whilst this may sound like a complaint its not!!! Given the amount of daily use they get working outside in all weathers then for the price you can't argue. I've had my staff spend £100 plus on apple earphones only to get them scratched or lose them.Look if you want the best sound experience then get your samsung/apple/sennheiser earphones. But if you want something that doesn't break the bank, that you won't be upset about if you lose or damage them, that still give good sound and durability then save your money and buy these

I like this product. Though not too long I bought it but am really enjoying it at the moment.

Used to have similar by Anker which were of a higher quality but we're more expensive (sadly no longerade). Tried these out and was pleasantly surprised by the sound. They do what I need them to do, good value for what you pay.