Abedi T7 Bluetooth Headphones, Wireless 4.1 In-Ear Earbuds Magnetic Sport Stereo Earphones with Mic for Streaming Music and Phone call

Much like the most recent review on 10/31/17, I ordered these based on the near 5 star rating of 700+ people. I found it odd that with so many reviews which went up to July 2017 that there were at that time no questions associated w/ these. Received today and while pairing works, it does keep disconnecting. I don't expect much for ~$25, but what I got is not in line with 700+ other purchases. Very odd. Even odder is that after receiving these and going back to look at the specs/page, they are no longer available. All too happy to pay way more, but other brands for 4-8 times as much had avg ratings; perhaps more honest and legitimate? Oh well, you get what you pay for. If these continue to unpair (avg of 4 disconnects in 3 sessions of less than 5 minutes each) they're going back. Not really worth the time and effort to send them back for $25, but disappointed enough to do so. Oddly, they seem well made with similar design with other brands in that much higher price range.

I can see why these are 5 star headphones. I've never had much luck with in-ear headphones, with the best pair I've owned being Bose IE2s (which I had to replace 3 times due to the wire consistently fraying on the left earphone). I also tried a pair of Jaybird X3s, but they didn't fit well, the sound was muddled, and they always felt like they were going to fall out.Enter the Abedi T7s. I hadn't heard of this company before, but was convinced after reading the reviews. I received these the other day and have to say that I'm blown away. They fit incredibly well and don't feel like they're going to fall out. The rubberized cord that connects them is thinner and more malleable than the one on the X3s, and doesn't feel like it'll catch or stick on my clothing like the X3s. The metal body is sturdy and they feel really well constructed, with the magnetic backs on the earphones proving to be a nice feature. They easily paired with my Google Pixel 2 XL and have excellent range; I was able to leave my phone in the kitchen and move about my main and upper floors without losing connection.While I'm not an audiophile by any means, I think they sound like earphones that cost 4 to 5 times as much. I listened to a variety of songs that featured heavy bass and differing treble, and the T7s performed well.Seriously, for $26, you can't go wrong with these earphones. I haven't had them long enough to say much about the battery life, and will update my review with these findings.

Looks like amazon reset the reviews on this product due to a large number of them being fake. That being said, here's my real review on these earbuds. Comfort-ability they get an A+. I've never used earbuds with fins before so that took some getting used to but my ears adapted fairly quickly. How the ear-tips feel inside the ear is what really took me by surprise. These are probably the most comfortable earbuds I've ever worn(main drivers being my V-moda Zn). In terms of function they're pretty good as well, with volume up and down, next and previous song, as well as some call features. Bluetooth distance seems to be close to as advertised as well, I can walk away from my phone for a fairly good distance before the pairing breaks off. Sound was, for $25 I got more than what I asked for. Separation isn't the greatest but is decent, and the earbuds get nice and loud with decent base for the price. As a running earbud it doesn't bounce around or make any cable noise while listening to music, and you get a clip and a little cable shortening attachment if you want the earbuds to fit snug around your neck. Had no problem using these for workouts and runs, which was my intention for buying them. Honestly for $25 this is a really good package.Edit: So after having these for a little while they have been serving me well except for one problem, Battery life. On Android the indicater is either off or the battery life is just way shorter then what these claim. I'm lucky to get 3 hours, and even though my phone will tell me I still have 70% left, I'll get the voice indication about 20 minutes later that my battery is low, and the percentage will fall below 20% instantly. Again, I'm not crazy mad about this, but it is annoying. Gonna have to knock a star off. I've already bought a pair of Jaybirds X3s and I'll be using these as a backup.

I purchased these headphones specifically for the gym. My main requirement was that they paired easily with my phone via Bluetooth and would hold a charge for a while. These meet all of those expectations and more! They paired very easily and quickly with my phone, and the instructions were super clear in the booklet. Like I said, I wear them to the gym and they were PERFECT for that. They are very comfortable; I had them in for over an hour and they never irritated me once, which is a problem I usually have since I have smaller ears. And I love that they are magnetic so when they are around my neck I don’t have to worry about them falling off. The charge holds for a really long time, which is great because I’m notorious for forgetting to charge things :) also they sound really good! I’m a musician and have a pair of custom in-ears monitors that are worth $500+ so I know what a good pair of ear buds sound like and these sound crystal clear! And they do a good job of drowning out background noise. I would absolutely purchase these again and may even buy a couple more pairs as gifts this Christmas!

I'm skeptical that the 5 star reviews are accurate now. These were super uncomfortable, didn't fit in my ear at all, and had average sound quality and had issues staying connected via bluetooth. Didn't work for me in several ways. I can't see how no one else had any of these issues.