fFLAT5 Aria One True Wireless Bluetooth Hi-Fi Stereo Earbuds with Mic, COMPLY Memory Foam Tips, and Portable Charging Case

All in all this is a fantastic product. Great sound and noise cancellation. this is their most powerful advantage. Fits very comfortable and I can ware them for couple of hours no problem. The charging case is small enough to put in your pocket easily. The earbuds fit in the charger vary easy and are hold with a magnet which is very convenient. My only concern is the connectivity, the rang is not 10 meters as described but really somewhere around 3-4 metes if you wanna have a reliable and uninterruptible connection. In this aspect apple AirPods have no competitors, specially if you use an iPhone.

I just bought an Aria One Bluetooth wireless earphones on Dragon Air inflight shop. Sound quality of Aria One is amazing good as I did not expect to have such audio quality from a Bluetooth earphone. The wireless connectivity between the left and right is good, I used the earphones for a few days without any disconnection. I can use the Aria One to replace my other stereo Bluetooth with wire connecting the left and right ear pieces.

Bought a pair of fFLAT 5 Aria One three day ago. Be frank that shouldn't be released: IT FEELS LIKE A LAB TEST BETA!Why do I say so? Because the earbuds suffer from serious connection problem. The Bluetooth connection between L-R earbud is VERY, VERY unstable. A slight movement on head, or even a step forward can result signal drop of L earbud. That means, it's not possible to keep stable audio playback in sports, like jogging or climbing.That could be a great product as it's audio quality is actually in par with lower mid-range level product like Shure SE215. Thanks to the superb dynamic drive supplied by Furukawa Inc.I don't know what caused the connection problem, my guess is the position of antenna and the signal blockage (by wearer's body).

Pluses - really good sound reproduction for wireless earbuds.Minuses - pricey, "piaxation" (the inter-earbud wireless connection) is prone to drops, and the range from the Bluetooth source is limited, especially if the source is moving relative to the receiving (RHS) ear bud. And, of course, they are pricey.Noticeably better sound quality than the other wireless earbuds I own (older Jaybird Freedoms, and Erator Apollo 7s), and good battery life.The charging case is fussier than I'd like. It works best when NOT plugged in with the micro-USB cable, and there is a button on the case that has to be pushed to initiate charging. The earbuds don't nest easily in the recesses, especially with accessory tips and ear-grabber wings installed.