UGREEN HiTune Wireless Earbuds, Wireless Headphones HiFi Stereo Deep Bass, 27H Playtime, Secure Fit, Easy-Pairing, Touch Control, USB-C Fast Charge, Wireless Earphones for Work Running Gym(Black)

So I am not someone who usually likes inner ear headphones, but this pair of earbuds are great.They come with different size moulds so will fit all ears.They aren't noise cancelling and they don't have that technology inbuilt, they are more like noise muffling as when you have them in your ear it is difficult to hear others.Pairing is very simple and straightforward too, when the blue lights on the buds start flashing you can connect.Activating super base mode (4 taps to either bud in succession) does make it basket however high end does get a little muffled so having it on normal is bassy enough.They definitely last around the 9 hour mark. I have them in for my whole working day and only need to charge them once at the end of the day ready for the next one.Overall they are very good buds and for the price you can't go wrong. Well worth the purchase

I got these to replace some other buds after one fell out after I fell asleep listening to music and then presumably went for a walk because I found on in the hall several days later. This is an issue with wireless buds for me but I like them so I keep buying new ones. YMMV of course.Sound is acceptable and they pair reasonably quickly so they can be used for telephone calls.Noise reduction isn't as good as an over the ear headset with active noise reduction but whatever this new fangled system is, it definitely works better than relying on isolation through blocking the ear canal. This is a gotcha that many manufacturers slip by us - the fact that the buds sit tightly in the ear does effect a fair amount of noise *reduction* but it doesn't completely isolate sound being passed through the physical device which acts like a passive microphone itself. (Think of someone shouting at a window and you'll get the idea - the glass vibrates slightly which causes sound to appear on the other side. Bricks conversely are more solid so they reflect sound more effectively.)But I digress. These little buds have a half-decent active noise reduction which seems to operate 100% of the time. My reading of the technology suggests that it's a balance between noise isolation and battery life and in my tests, that seems to be par for what they are making it possible to gain some respite from the world even when I'm not playing music or on the telephone.Sound quality is very much what we've all come to expect from a product of this price. Very good, but it's not going to cause an audiophile to drop to their knees and shout "we're not worthy".So, all in all, they do what they claim to do and there's not a lot more to say.

Needed a new pair of budget BT headphones. So much choice these days, and especially at this price point (£20 on sale). These were recommended by one of many "Best headphones 2023" article, and I've very happy they were.The case is small (for reference, about the same size as Google Pixel Buds that I also have), which is great for those 'pop in pocket' moments. Case being too big is such a deal breaker for me personally, so it's a great start.Charging lights on the case indicate if the case or the headphones are charging, and USB-C charge port is welcome (in line with many other USB-C devices I have).Pairing is easy, and unlike an older pair of unused BT headphones, there is no audio lag when watching videos from my tablet. This is quite irritating, so I'm glad these don't have them- not sure if this is a device thing or a Bluetooth 5.2 thingThey fit in the ear snugly, with no bits overhanging (like the Apple Air Pods for instance), so you can easily be a side sleeper and wear them in bed with no hassles.Sound is very nice. I am not an audiophile, so not massively demanding. However, music sounds great through them, bass is good enough, trebles are well represented. Passive noise cancellation is fine as far as it goes, but I haven't used them in a very noisy environment. Using them in a busy supermarket is my limit so far, and they've been great.I have not used them for any calls, so I have no idea what the microphone is like. I would assume, at this price point, it won't be very good- they generally cheap out on the mic to make the price more appealing. I am fine with this, hopefully other reviews will cover how good the mic is.Recharging speed and battery life are more than acceptable, but again this is subjective.Definitely recommend these for the £20 I got them for, and probably at full price too.

Solidly built with a good little charging case and clear sound with sufficient bass. These little buds surprised me with how good they perform all round, I have never used them long enough to flatten the battery in one session, they'll easily manage 2-3 hours continuously. They are not noise cancelling but at normal volume the in ear seal is good enough to exclude most noise anyway.My only reservation is that they usually connect at max volume with most ( but not all) devices, this may be a Bluetooth thing rather than the device? Don't know, but if you're prepared for it then it's not a big issue. Had them 3 months and no complaints yet, let's see how they go...Update, I have now used them for over a year and still not flattened the battery while listening, everything is hanging together well so far, let's see if they make to 2 years and outlast their warranty....