Back Bay 3-in-1 Wireless & Wired USB-C iPad Pro Earbuds [Bluetooth, USB Type C, Aux 3.5mm Cables], Sweatproof Headphones Bass Earphones. for Pixel, Samsung Note, Samsung Galaxy

I bought these to travel long distance with and am very happy with them. They held their battery life for the whole duration of the 19 hour flight and have great sound quality. I bought a second pair because I misplaced these and they are same quality. Great price and easy to carry around the neck. Am happy they have the magnetic piece so can stick around neck.

I bought these because I wanted a pair of earphones that I could use with my laptop (3.5mm headphone jack), phone (usb-c only; I use a dongle with wired earbuds), and while working out, and the ability to switch between wired and wireless intrigued me. These are really nice earphones, especially for the price, but ultimately not for me.In bluetooth mode, these sound great, although admittedly I'm not really an audiophile. I like the default sound setting the best, but in all honesty my ears aren't good enough to tell much of a difference between them. I did use the podcast setting a few times when watching videos with a lot of talking, and it did seem clearer, but that might've just been my mind tricking myself into hearing what I want to hear.The sound quality and volume both go down a bit when using the provided micro usb to aux cable; I don't love it but it's acceptable. The micro usb end goes into the port on the headphones easily and is very secure... maybe a little too secure. I had trouble detaching the cable from the headphones afterwards, and was pretty concerned I was going to damage either part in the process. I didn't, but it made me think twice about using these with the aux cable again.The sound quality with the usb-c to micro usb cable is absolutely terrible. There's a lot of static and the volume is even lower than it is with the aux cable. The cable is just a standard usb-c to micro usb cable, but the micro usb end doesn't plug fully into the port (it's longer than it is on the other cable), so there's some metal exposed. Not sure if this is related to the sound issues, but maybe worth mentioning.When the earbuds are worn, they do stick out quite a bit from your ear; I wouldn't try laying down on my side on a pillow while wearing these. They have a good weight without feeling too heavy in the ear. The cord doesn't shift much when worn around the back of the neck, and even when I only have one earbud in and leave the other dangling, it doesn't weigh the cord down unless I lean over, and the included collar clips would easily fix this issue. The volume and playback controls are easy to navigate by touch. Unfortunately, I didn't get a chance to use these on a phone call, but I got them primarily for listening so call quality doesn't matter much to me.The stabilizers are soft and easy to position in your ear, and they do a good job of keeping the earbuds from moving around. I didn't get a chance to use these while working out but I did jump around a bit while wearing them just to test them, and they felt very secure. The stabilizers were also easy to change, and it's easy to align them on the earbuds due to the way they're cut (they match the angle of the main body of the earbuds). I tried the smallest stabilizers but eventually went back to the medium ones because they felt more secure.The isolation tips are very good at blocking outside noise. I prefer to have some awareness of my surroundings, so I used the ambient noise tips, but even those block out more outside noise than I was comfortable with. Here's where the dealbreaker comes in for me personally: even with the smallest tips, these earbuds were too big for my ears. I have small ear channels (canals?), so most earbuds will hurt my ears after an hour or so of wear, and these were no exception. If you can wear most earbuds without issues then you'll probably have no problem with these.Overall, I think these earphones are great, but unless you absolutely need the wired option, I would go for the Back Bay EQ 35 earbuds, which are bluetooth only and ten bucks cheaper (as of writing this). If you're like me and have problems with most in-ear earphones being too big, these are a skip.

If you're looking for a GREAT, non expensive pair of WIRELESS headphones, try these on for size, there are 5 internal EQ settings for you picky music listeners who don't want the same settings for different music types, your music source can be controlled by the remote attached to the headphones, they come with various ear bud sizes, and the bonus is, it comes with a 3.5mm cable that can be attached to older type musical sources, like me, when I sometimes use my older version IPod that is not blue-tooth. TRUST ME, you'll love these. They sound GREAT. They cover all the bases, gym workouts, walking the dog around the community, cutting grass, snow blowing, or just in the department stores/malls walking around window shopping. Grab a pair for the kids so they can listen to whatever they want when driving on those long trips, lol lol. Glad hubby took a chance, everyone has a pair now,,,, enjoy!

First the good:- The sound quality is decent- It connected without a problem to my devicesNow the bad:1. It accumulates a pretty terrible "Bluetooth lag". This is evident when watching streaming shows , movies, or even on Zoom. The audio gets lagged behind the video, and usually can only be fixed by shutting down the video app and restarting.2. Battery Power: For the first four months it was good – multi-hour battery life. Just a few days ago, the battery life massively reduced. Now, even with a full charge, I am getting less than ONE HOUR of usage!This is so bad that I have had to buy a replacement. I need these for work, and I can't risk my headset shutting down in the middle of a meeting.

Likes: it works, stays in my ear, decent soundDislikes: standard ear rubber thingy fit well, but because it was slightly too large for my ear, feedback "sounds" when I walked and ran were very annoying. Very similar to the buffeting noise you get when driving and the sunroof is open. Smaller ear rubber thingy fixed that but also decreased base response.

sound quality and volume are decent for cheap Bluetooth. The connectivity is pretty trash though. With my phone in my back pocket, it skips & glitches because my body is between my phone and the receiver sitting around my neck.Battery life is as advertised, at around 6 hrs. Which compared to the Boltune set I just replaced is not great. Those had about 12hrs in a pair of buds the same size as these.2 days in, and the rubbery coating started peeling off, which doesn't really bother me because they're for work (general remodel construction), but it's pretty crappy quality.The plug in for a headphone jack is kinda gimmicky. It technically works, but it's quiet, and it comes thru one earbud less than the other (and yes I checked the connection multiple times)If I were to buy again, I wouldn't pay more than $15-$20. They're solidly mediocre

Primarily using these earbuds with a laptop, so wanted the corded option so as to never have to be without when uncharged. It great to be able to use these earbuds whenever I need them and with whatever device I'm using. The sound is fine and the connections are solid. I'm not listening to subtle changes in complex music though. But for youtube, movies, and video calls they're working fine.Edit: After five months of regular daily use my set stopped working.