Monster Clarity 101 AirLinks Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth 5.0 in-Ear Headphones with Charging Case, Stereo Earphones Deep Bass Sound, IPX5 Waterproof, Built-in Mic, Clear Call, Secure Fit for Sports

I wanted a small pair of earbuds for working in the yard and I found these at a great price. I like the case the earbuds come in. It’s very rugged and large enough that it won’t get easily lost but light enough to go into your pocket. They are very comfortable after I had to switch to smaller ear tips. The bass duality is really nice but what’s nice is that with podcasts it doesn’t add too much bass to the voice. They’re very loud so you can leave the volume low. The battery life is really long, I’ve been using them for a week straight and haven’t charged the case yet at all. The touch controls take a bit to get used to but aren’t too bad once you learn them.

The sound quality of these are great, they fit well for walking and bending, not sure they would stay in if I ran more but I have pretty small ear holes. I can wear these at work with my hair down and no one can see them in, and I honestly love the case, the twist make sure that they can’t fall out if you drop them and they don’t look like a headphone case which is a plus for me. They last for days on end and they feel high quality.

I've been looking for some comfortable, inexpensive, earbuds to wear while sleeping so I can settle my mind and block out the sound of my neighbor's barking dogs in the morning. I tried out 5 highly rated pairs and compared them to the 3 I have already owned (but wasn't satisfied with their evening comfort). The 3 old ones came out on top, unfortunately. They are ranked below with some quick notes:Recommended (in this rank):KT1 Q25BB - strong bass, solid. Loops around ear. case has digital readoutTRANYA T10 - boosted bass, loud. fall out easily. case hinge broken. case has 4 lightsTAGRY X18 - little tinny. case has digital readoutMonster Clarity 101 - little tinny. cylindrical case with 4 lights. will roll. points for styleSoundPEATS Free2 classic - somewhat quieter/tinnier/muddled vocals.Honorable Mention:YOUJI 750-B - sound great if you create an ear canal seal by closing off your ears around them, but that's ridiculous... so it sounds like old felt-covered walkman headphones (not in a good way). Buttons did not work at all. Real shame, I hope Youji changes their design and improves the quality control for the buttons. Case has a digital readout (and no that's not a front speaker on it, it's just a decoration).Would Not Recommend Ever:UBPV P5 - tinny, weak midKinganda Q82 - *bad* sounds like you're listening through the wall

I bought these because they were on sale for a third of the original price and I also own other quality products from the "Monster" name brand.Pro's: Good sound while listening to movies and music, ANC works perfectly especially for flights, comfortable to wear for a few hours, stays on during high impact workouts that include running and jumping, they charge quickly and hold a charge for a long time, the case is designed to where when it falls it doesn't open and the earbuds don't pop outCon's: Others can't hear me well during voice and video calls (they say I sound far or muffled), when turning off ANC it sounds like your ears are clogged so nearby sounds aren't as good, sometimes when I'm near the earbuds but they're not in use they will randomly connect to my phone and I can't hear the media from my phone or person that 'm talking to anymore so I have to constantly turn Bluetooth on and offIn conclusion, I would buy them if they're your secondary/backup pair of earbuds. But for what I paid ($35), you can get better quality on Amazon.

I love these! Love! Nice extension on battery life. Fit very well and the sound is amazing.

Earbuds form a great seal in the ears to block out surrounding noise, Audio sounds great and clear but unfortunately doesn't get very loud. If they didn't make that seal when you put them in you're ears whatever outside noise would probably be loud enough to drown out you're music. Like if you're walking down a main street with cars driving by, you would most likely be hearing the traffic more then you're music if the earbuds didn't isolate the inside of you're ears so good. But like i said they sound dim at max volume. The bass is also lacking as well. Only real + is that the audio is very clear and a little bit bass (not much though). So they don't loud but since they fit in the ear so well you basically get that NC (noise canceling) function from that. The case is pretty cool, but lacks a button to make the LEDs on the case representing the battery lvl light to show how much charge the case has. So only way to check it to just plug the case in or pulling a earbud out and putting it back in to make the lights come on showing case charge lvl. One last thing mine didn't come with the other ear tips (small & medium were missing!) So it only had whatever size that was on the earbuds. If they got louder and actually had some good bass id recommend but since they sound very dim i can't. Go with TOZO T10 there 1000times way better.

First off I'm searching for a pair of eardrum splitting earbuds. Tozo made a pair I had until they finally died and I loved those. I've since had several different kinds of earbuds and can't find the same level of volume as I did with those Tozo earbuds. These have a clear sound to them but when I turn the volume up all the way, I can still hear sounds around me. Some people are ok with that because they want to be aware of their surroundings. I'm former law enforcement and regardless of my surroundings my head is on a swivel anyways. So if I can hear or not what's around me I'm still looking for treats or danger around me. If you don't care for high volume sound but have a clear sound, then the sound you get with these will be just fine for you. If you want loud, get lost in the music and, drown out any sound around you, these ain't it.