1MOREWireless Earbuds, omthing AirFree Buds True Wireless Headphones, Bluetooth 5.3 Earbuds with Adjustable EQ, 44H Playtime In-Ear Headphones, Earphones with DNN Noise Cancelling Microphone, Black

My set was quite great until one of the earplugs fell off on the ground underneath a car and got damaged. Guess what? Even then, they are still working. XdThose earphones are of good quality for the price. They are comfortable, small (It can be a disadvantage too) and I love the shape. The shape of earplugs is important for me. (I look at some of the more expensive ones, and they look ugly. I even bought one recently, and it hurts my ears because of some fancy shape. They aren't the top ones on the market either, I have to admit. But they were more expensive than these and now I have to look for earplugs again. This is why I don't really want to buy any fancy, expensive earplugs.)I wore them frequently, I took my music everywhere, so I was using them every day for extensive amounts of hours. I have a second pair to use when the battery runs out.The sound is good. The phone calls were clear too, as I was told.Over around 2 years since I bought them, the battery life became shorter a bit, but nothing except that.I was looking for earplugs for everyday use (and to beat them up, really:) ) and these turned out to be better than I expected. I think those would work a bit more if not for the tragic end.

TBH, I've been a bit of a fan of omthing/1more higher end headphones in the past as items are always well equipped and value for money. This is a first delve into the budget end of the range and can't say that these earbuds disappoint in any significant way. Touch controls (as with some other more expensive units) can be a bit hit or miss until you get used to them but, after an hour or so, and with practice they do what you want without missed instructions. A bit tricky to get out of the charging case but the benefits come with a comfortable fit and discrete in ear looks. No ANC at this price point but then again, how many headphones actually offer decent noise cancelling so no great loss. EQ adjustment ang gaming low latency through the app are both useful tools although the default settings are decent enough straight from the box. Obviously not a product that will satisfy the audiophile but clearly it's not priced at a level where sound is top of the range - does anyone spending this kind of money expect Sony level output? At under £20 on deal price, happy to recommend

Great little buds, they do the job and sound great but distort at high volumes, other than that they last all day, feel great, harwaring but just not the best speakers although what do you expect for the price. They are overall pretty decent earbuds for people who listen under 78 decibels or so. I listen to 40-78 decibels and they sound fine but they pop at higher levels.

Great sound. Good value for the price as well. Plus they dont feel uncomfortable in your ears either.

One side was bad

Works ok, sound not the best

#The app is a nice feature with the ability to download new firmware as it becomes available. You can also mess about with base setting etc with the option for customising your own settings. I would put these on par with my airpods I found in the washing machine.

Way surpassed my expectations. As a Dj of drum and bass and jungle… I appreciate good sound and have been spoiled from headphones such as sennheiser hd270 over the years. For ear buds, and bought on offer at £18 over Christmas, I am really impressed with the dynamic range (1more equaliser app) of these ear buds. So much so, I almost bought a second pair… now looking at their piston buds as they’re currently on offer.Ability to custom edit settings via the 1more app really makes a huge difference and is suitable for all music listeners to really appreciate what they’re listening to…Pros, design, battery life, sound range, eq app (free), build quality…Negative, can only think of one and being really nit picky.. the first time using them I found the plastic top part a bit smooth and difficult to get used to when handling, but that soon negates itself as a problem with more use…