Bluetooth Headphones, Otium Wireless Sports Earbuds, Waterproof IPX7 w/Mic, HD Stereo in-Ear Earphones, Case, Fast Pairing, Gym Running Workout, 10 Hrs Battery Noise Cancelling Headsets

This old lady finally got a new phone- one that doesn't have the right ports for all my old earphones. I ordered these bluetooth ones, they last a really long time on one charge. They are comfortable, the sound quality is great, and I have even been able to accept a phone call with them. They are great quality and come with a cute little storage pouch

Amazon says I’ve ordered these 6 times, but I think it must be more like 8 times. I like them. I lose them or damage them somehow because I wear them in a working environment. They’re cheap and the sound quality is equal to my Apple AirPods Pro2, so no complaints about sound quality. These fit more securely in the ear than Airprods Pro2, so I prefer them even though they have no active noise reduction. They hold a charge all day, that is, 8 or 9 hours, and the Bluetooth “range” is better than that of my AirPods Pro2. They come with various sizes of silicon ear cups, so fit shouldn’t be a problem, though the silicon ear cups can be easily lost. The newer models charge with USB-C cables, a short one is provided. There’s nothing about these that I don’t like, so these come recommended.

My mom is old(er than me, leave it at that) and even though she loves gadgets, she is about as tech savvy as a caterpillar, and the caterpillar could prob out-type her too. She asked me, "I need new BT headphones, what should I buy?" I told her, "You should buy the type where the two earbuds are connected, since you're old(er than me) and you lose stuff so if you get the true wireless it's possible you'll lose one. Also, they're a little less reliable since either or can lose connection...and it's kinda weird if only one is the phone earbud, if you're not used to it." These are legit complaints I have with my Bose Soundsport Frees which is apt, since I got them for free from my brother-in-law who didn't like them. But man is it annoying when I'm out for a run and the left says, "Nah, you're on your own" and disconnects itself).She says she'd think about it...then goes and buys some Skullcandy True Wireless ANCs from the store for $80....like, "Really mom?? Why you need active noise cancelling, you don't go nowhere!" She tries pairing it and is having all of the issues as the Skullcandys won't pair and the battery life when they do pair isn't what she's looking for. Bare in mind, my mom is NOT tech savvy nor does she have the best memory, so she'll just forget electronics need to be charged and leave them wherever for who knows how long. So I jump on Amazon and buy her these, since they're cheap and look exactly like a pair I have that are my BT back-ups whenever my Bose irritate me too much.She gets these in the mail and after remembering to charge them, they pair immediately and she's ecstatic. They also last forever since she only charges them maybe once a week, when she remembers to, but regardless, the Skullcandys are collecting dust somewhere in her house. When my dad got a new phone (no 3.5mm jack) and he also needed BT headphones, mom suggests, "You can have my $80 headphones", dad says, "No, son, buy me the same ones mom has." So now dad also has a pair (and since he's a guy they're in a darker color). They're also a diff color than mom's cuz, yeesh, I just picture them using the wrong ones and, blech. Even long-term married couples don't share Q-tips.I did dock off a star since although they pair immediately and their sound quality (listening to them) is fine for the price range, when mom calls me with them she sounds very quiet compared to her old Plantronics set. I can still hear her but I doubt I'd be able to still hear her if I was anywhere remotely loud.

Once in a while you must provide feedback for an outstanding product, even though it's been a while. I bought two sets of these Otium earbuds in 2021. There are among my stable of half a dozen bluetooth earbuds, most are without the connecting wire. The Otium buds are outstanding above the others for these reasons:Rock-solid, instant connectivity - with my Samsung phone, my iPad Air tablet, and my Dell laptop. Way better reliable connections than any of my other bluetooth earbuds.Connecting wire - no pairing problems between the earbuds because they have a wire connecting them! Such a hassle when the no-wire earbuds don't connect to each other. And no-wire buds fall out of the ear sometimes, and at inconvenient times (requiring a search on hands and knees under the front car seat...) Another benefit of the wire - when I know I won't be listening to audio, I can pop them out and leave them around my neck for easy access when needed. Convenient!!!Sound - with the right-fitting tips, these Otium headsets are BETTER than low-priced ($30) over-the-ear headphones. Loud, with strong bass. Can control the volume from the right-ear bud.Battery - They usually last me all day when I am watching YouTube tutorials off and on. I charge them every night and usually don't get the "Battery low" warning.Hearing-Aid Friendly - they fit over in-the-ear hearing aids (like the ones from Costco) comfortably. No ringing or feedback. The Otiums are less hassle than connecting (or trying to connect) with a hearing aid.Value - you can beat the sound quality and dependability for the price!!!