OnePlusBuds 3, Splendid Blue, Deep Bass, ANC, Immersive Sound, Up to 44 Hour Playtime with Charging case, Bluetooth 5.3

I needed some new earbuds/AirPods without the Apple price tag. These were exactly what I wanted.Noise cancellation is great but you will need to download the app “Hey Melody” to utilize that function. I mow the grass using these earbuds and can hear music and audiobooks just fine. It’s not perfect noise cancellation but enough that you can comfortably listen.Connectivity is my favorite. I’ve tried other earbuds besides apple and NONE connect to iphone and iPad and let me switch between them seamlessly until now. These earphones connect and easily switch between my apple products no problem.I love the size and slimness of the case. Love having some color options rather than black or white. Charges quickly and seems to stay charged for a few days with almost all day listening.I would recommend for those looking for a great pair of earbuds without the big price tag.

I purchased the Blue set for all around use, travel, home, and work. My other buds are Top of the line Sony's and Samsung Buds 3 Pro's. The Sony's are a little over 2 years old and have started showing reduced battery life. My Samsung's are my new favorite, however since purchasing these, that may change.These buds have a decent fit and come with 4 sizes of earpieces. Setup was fairly simple and the controls have been simple as well. I haven't had them long enough to fully know the battery life but so far it's been more than 2 hours of use. I primarily use them to talk while doing various tasks at home, work and while traveling. When talking, the caller can hear me very clearly and doesn't hear much feedback from surrounding noise. I've gotten compliments from others regarding how clear they sound when I am talking.I will follow up in a month with more however my current feeling is 5 stars. For $99 they are the best bang for the buck with more expensive features and great performance.

Over the years I’ve owned mid-priced earbuds from Sennheiser, Sony, Samsung, AKG, Soundpeats, and Avantree. [I’m a longtime Android phone user, so Apple isn’t really an option for me.] Some of the earbuds had great sound. Some have great battery life. Some are incredibly comfortable when wearing for long periods of time. Some are really good for phone calls. Some have really good noise reduction (whether because of ANC or simply blocking noise by tightly fitting into your ear canal). Some are really easy to place on or in your ears.What I learned is that what’s most important to me is really good sound for listening to music, really good clarity and background noise reduction when making phone calls, easy to place on or in your ears, and really comfortable to wear for extended periods of time. The other attributes don’t need to be top-notch for my needs. Additionally, I’ve never been one to spend $$$$ to get any brand’s flagship earbuds.None of the earbuds I owned fit the bill for what was most important to me. So I went searching for a new pair that did. My online research led me to the OnePlus Buds 3 and I couldn’t be happier! …except that I paid $99.99 for mine and as I’m writing this review they’re currently on sale for $79.99 😊The OnePlus Buds 3 have really good sound, really good call quality, are really easy to place in your ears, and really comfortable to wear for hours at a time.

Been using these for about a month now. My AirPod pros burned out so I wanted a placeholder to get me by in the meantime. Here's my thoughts:Sound: 5/5Basically on par with AirPod Pros and great bang for buck here. Sound is crystal clear, with great features to create a rich sound stage. EQ settings let you fine tune to perfection. Really no complaints here, about as good as you could ask (up to $150 range value).Fit: 3/5These fit really shallow in the ear and will get jostled if touched even slightly. I worried about them falling out during exercise or biking so I opted for some 3rd party memory foam tips. Those have solved the issue and create a better seal, but still a nuisance that I needed to go elsewhere to get them right.ANC/Transparency Mode: 3/5Not great frankly put. Blocks out low end frequencies well and just good enough for a flight but when you have it on long enough you'll forget what mode you have on or off. Others in this price range do it much better.Features: 3/5All the basics you could ask for but could have more like wireless charging and fast charging. You also can't turn off the "Pause when removed" feature which I find annoying considering how easy these were to knock loose. Being able to connect with multiple sound sources though works incredibly well. Switching between devices is a breeze with no setting tweaks needed.Pairing with an iPhone I do occasionally get issues like only one bud connecting, buds still being connected even after putting them in the case, or not connecting at all. This happens with all buds from time to time, so not a knock but not as seamless as the airpods.In short, these compete pretty well for their price range. Maybe the best sound but fall short in a couple other areas. I try a lot of headphones and I'd say the value of these fall in around the $60-$70 mark. If you have to pay more I'd consider going with alternatives

All around great headphones. Noise cancellation and sound quality are great for the price. Oh yeah, I accidentally ran one through the washer and dryer, miraculously it still works like new

Slightly better than airpods pro 3. Almost as good sound quality as pixel pro 2. These are the best ear buds in my opinion.