Monster N-Lite Clear Talk Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth 5.3 Headphones with CVC 8.0 Noise Reduction, IPX8 Waterproof in-Ear Stereo Earphones 60H Playtime, with Fast Charging for Sport

So far so good. I had to change the buds to a smaller size and it’s easier to keep in my ear now. I wear hearing aids so I’m sure that makes a difference with fit, but they did include replacements so that was good. Very good sound quality and a great price. Charging speed was kinda slow, but then I’ve never had these before so don’t know what to expect. I’m pleased with them and, so far, would recommend.

As a diehard SkullCandy fan, I didn’t really want to try these out, but seeing them on sale, I went for it. Beat decision ever! These things sound absolutely amazing for the price! Even if I’d payed full price! On top of the sound quality, they connected to my phone immediately! Zero issues! Sorry, SkullCandy, but these are fantastic!

While the buds are great sounding and the fit is perfect, there are a couple of usability things you might want to consider...THE GOOD:> Yes the battery life is good 7+hr listening time. A 1hr call will drain about 30%. - pretty standard for a good batt life.> Calls reported as being crystal clear from the other end.> The case is nice - inspired by the air pods pro> Fit in the ear is comfy, I have had zero pain points present themselves over routine use> Bluetooth delay is nearly unnoticeable, much better than the last pair I had> Ear tips are good sizes and quality, the ones that come on it fit the best (med) and I like them more than the 'medical silicone' spin fits I usually use. They are short height compared to others, and are 'keyed' so they wont spin on the post and seem to stay planted once attached.> The EQ profile is very nice overall. Fairly wide ranged and balanced without too much at any end.THE GRIPES:> THE VOICE AND BEEPS on connect/disconnect and other bud status notifications are WAY TOO LOUD... WAY TOO LOUD. There simply is no excuse other than negligence for overlooking the volume level they set up for the built-in voice and there is no way to change it. By far it's the loudest I've ever heard - like full volume, and nearly hurts. I just have to remember to pull them out of my ears or leave them in the case for 3 seconds while pairing/connecting. This is the main bother I have.> There is no multipoint. No 2 devices may be paired at the same time, you must disconnect and then connect to the other... this is also an extension of gripe 1.> These register as standard audio devices, they are not classified as HD audio devices.> No Apt-X, LDAC or other dac support even though the same chipset does support it. I'll never understand why any manufacturer wouldn't take advantage of this if they went through the trouble to integrate the tech in the product, just silly to me.Update May the 2nd '23:I see some ppl say this has noise cancellation... They do not -- CVC is not noice cancellation, it filters external noise during a phone call so your voice come through clearly, the 'clarity' in the product name. It does work very well.I've learned to work around the loud built-in voice. Seriously, despite some of shortcomings listed above -- these things kick ass. Batteries are still going strong a 7+ hours continuous (might be a result of not having all the bells and whistles).If you're after a high quality product and don't need anything state-of-the-art right now, these cannot be beat.

Awesome easy to set up and use.

I had apple airbuds, lost them hiking, couldn't bring myself to buy again until I saw these, less than $30, they are sensitive to the touch and my fat fingers hung up on people more than once.But, besides the sensitivity, I've zero complaints, and my friends can actually hear me while I'm out and about and not holding a phone.

Was excited to get these and try them out. I figured they would have at least a partial charge when I got them, so immediately tried to connect them to my PC. The instructions were to enable bluetooth on my PC, then open the earbud case and wait for them to recognize each other to pair. I got nothing! Tried multiple times with same result. Decided to try to connect to my phone with the exact same result. I was starting to think they were defective, but then thought I would try charging them first before sending them back. Plugged the case in and the LED on the case immediately started to blink. There was nothing in the instructions about a blinking light. The instructions said when charging, the light would come on, and the charge would be complete when the light went off. After several hours it stopped blinking and the light stayed on steady. Was like this for over 24 hours! I finally decided to try pairing again, but had the same result as before. I finally decided to take the earbuds out of the case to see if there was maybe a physical power button or something on them that wasn't mentioned in the instructions. As soon as the second one was removed, my PC (and later my phone) both found the earbuds, and asked permission to pair. At this time, I was able to successfully pair them. I don't know if my pair is defective or if the instructions are wrong/incomplete. To this day, I have never been able to get the charging light to go off which the instructions say is a full charge. Maybe mine just won't charge to 100%. I also have a problem with how the buds are in the case. They are very difficult to remove as there is no way to get a good grip on them to remove. Once you do, you have to fumble around to get them orientated to fit your ear. Same with returning them to the case. It seems the case is backwards, as it seems to work better to open the case with the hinge towards you to remove and replace the buds. However, you have to remember that now the orientation is backwards, with the left bud in the right slot and vice versa. One day I know I'll get it wrong without thinking. Which is the next point. The case is marked with "R" and "L", but there are no markings on the buds themselves. God help you if you drop them, you'll never be able to figure out which is which! Now to how they perform. There are several adapters of different sizes in the package to help you find the best fit in your ear. Once that is done, you can finally listen to some music. The high and mid range are fine, but there is almost no bass at all! I understand these are buds, and have no large woofer cones to pump out the bass, but there should be something. Also, if they hadn't said there was noise cancellation, I would not have guessed. As far as I can tell, there is no noise cancellation. The only positive I can find with these buds is they have good battery life. Overall, I am very dissatisfied with these earbuds, and if I had not found them on sale at a very good price, I would return them, but just not worth the hassle.

This unit did not work at all. I bought and kept it till i had a chance to set it up. But no other devices could "see" it. At first, I thought it was not fully charged. The second time I thought maybe my Samsung mobile phone Bluetooth was not working. Then I tried to connect it via Bluetooth to a new LG TV... and a Sony TV too. Again & again l it failed. It looks good, but actually it's just shiny, nicely packaged junk!