Donerton Bluetooth 5.0 Headphones IPX8 Waterproof in-Ear Earbuds with Microphone, Deep Bass 3D Stereo Sound, Noise Canceling, Easy Pairing for Sports, Work Out

Selling me mobile to get these. Hopefully they have inbuilt memory for music

I lost a previous pair and had to get another one. For the price they are phenomenal. The battery life is exceptional, sound quality is good and easy connection. These are my go to headphones I share when others ask for recommendations. They are comfortable and just a great set. No concerns.

I bought these specifically trying to hit the following criteria for travel earbuds:1. Inexpensive2. Decent sound quality3. Some noise canceling4. Good for using in the shower/tub5. ComfortableI didn’t care so much about battery life and call answering/call quality, and since I’ve only had them 24 hours, I can’t speak to those features. Here’s how the earbuds stack up for my criteria after a day of testing the things I did care about:1. For $25 bucks, I don’t think I could have gotten anything better. These are seriously little workhorses for this price point. More below!2. The sound quality is honestly great. I use AirPods Pro most of the time, and while I can tell somewhat of a difference, these are as much as I would want for casual listening, which is what I was going for. The tone is good, and the range is excellent too— good highs, good bass, and good mids. This surprised me the most. Even if you just want cheap headphones that sound good and nothing else, I’d say go for these.3. The Noise canceling isn’t perfect, but it’s enough. If the volume of the music is very low or turned off, you can hear some background noise, but when I have the volume just a few notches up, I only hear hints of louder background noises. (Also, the volume range is actually a little higher than I’d like— if you want loud buds, these will do the trick! I actually wish they could go even quieter for when I want to tune out to some chill background tunes.)4. I’ve used them twice in the shower and/or tub so far, and they did great. They kept on playing even through shampooing and conditioning my hair. Just two words of warning if you’re thinking of getting these for the same purpose— first off, if your ear moves around at all (which is bound to happen if you’re washing your hair), the seal will likely come loose because of water getting in your ear canal. I found that this happened after about 10 minutes in the shower, but the buds made it through shampooing and halfway through conditioning before it started happening. I found that just plugging the bud back into my ear snugly helped them make it through the rest of the shower just fine. Second, if you bend over and have your head low, the buds will fall out because of the water-loosened seal. Something to be aware of, especially if you have an open drain! Overall, I’m excited that these work so well in the tub/shower. I even dropped one bud in the bath twice (just being clumsy), and it plugged right back into my ear and kept playing without missing a beat. Sufficient to say, I’ve thrown a lot of water at these, and they’ve kept going. They wouldn’t work well for swimming because of the seal issue if nothing else, but for showering/bathing, they get a yes from me.5. For comfort, these also hit the mark for me. The earbud tips they came with fit perfectly, and I usually have a hard time finding tips that aren’t too big for my little ears. But the fact that they came with several different sized tips is a great bonus.Overall, for my 5 criteria, these earbuds checked off every one. I’m happy to have a great pair of earbuds for casual listening, traveling, and showering/bathing. Definitely recommend!

For $40, these are awesome ear buds. The sound quality is excellent, and during phone calls, everyone I've talked to has been able to hear me in a variety of locations. At the park, in my house, and standing outside, all my callers said they could hear me just fine.Pairing with my android was a snap, and I like how they automatically pair as soon as I take them out of the case. The magnets make it easy to put them back into the case, and they immediately disconnect from my phone and start to charge. Oh, the case itself can be used to charge my phone, too, which is cool.The reason I gave 4 stars is they don't really fit my ears all that well. I'm not a huge fan of these in-ear buds, and these are no exception. I can't wear them for a long time, as they slide out of my ears and are generally uncomfortable for long-term use. Also, these did not work out as workout ear buds.You see, I sweat. A lot. I've killed every single so-called wireless "sports" headsets that are "sweat proof" in a matter of days, or weeks. I wore these today on my bike, and sure enough, without even moving too much, the left ear bud jumped for the safety of the ground. Seriously, though, it slid out, and they just don't fit me for workouts. If you're like me and generally don't like ear buds because my ears aren't shaped right for them, don't buy these thinking you'll use them for running, biking, or some other aerobic workout.However, if you're looking for a really decent pair of ear buds to listen to music in the office, or at home to drown out your kids, or your kid's poor choice of music, then these are a spectacular deal. I'm really happy with them, and I'm seriously glad the left bud didn't break when it hit the ground. But I probably would buy another pair, because at this price, they are awesome.

I don't like to review a product as soon as I receive it and this product is an excellent reason why. I've used these earbuds for six months.When I first received them, it performed almost exactly as the Amazon store page specified. The battery life on the earpieces themselves I found was between 4 - 5 hours, which is fine. 150 hours of playtime was difficult to verify but if I use rough approximations, I ended up with about 40 hours of playtime between charges. A far cry from 150 hours, but 40 hours is still fine for my application. Noise cancellation was hard to verify. The sound isolation from them being in-ears was good enough to be unable to hear quite and medium-intensity noises. Connection was good, and as soon as I opened the case and remove the earbuds they would connect to my phone with no issue and remain connected. The sound is very good - I listen to metal mostly and the bass shows.Problems began to occur two months after receiving the earbuds, and continued to worsen. Six months into using this (regularly first three months, infrequently next three), the battery life has degenerated to 1.5 hours which is unacceptable. Connection issues are frequent. If no sound is played for several seconds, they are prone to disconnecting. Occasionally opening the case and removing the earbuds fails to connect them to my phone. These connection issues have made it fairly frustrating to use. Noise cancellation is still unverifiable but the noise isolation obviously remained the same. Sound quality is about the same.I did not check to see if they are indeed waterproof but since they've become largely worthless I might as well, after I get new, higher quality earbuds.The only positives I have about this is that it takes a long time to discharge the case battery if left unused, up to several weeks. The case is also magnetically shut to keep the earbuds secure. That's about it. One quality of life change I would suggest is for there to also be a readout to show the battery on the earbuds, because there is no way of knowing how much more time you have left in those earbuds, since the case reads out the charge that the case holds, and the phone is generally unreliable at giving an accurate reading.This would have been a 2 if this was at full price (which at the time of purchasing was purportedly $100+), which is basically a scam. But since I saw these earbuds on sale for all of the two weeks before I bought it six months ago, and as I'm writing this review these earbuds are still on sale, I would imagine they're going to stay forever "on sale" which is of dubious legality, but don't take my word for it because I am no lawyer.

Disclaimer: I am an Audiophile that uses Top of the line Bose and Sony Headphones. I am getting these more affordably prices headphones as Christmas gifts. That being said, I cannot find myself to be completely fair on the sound quality, so I QA’d these instead. I tested the specs of the device to see if they can do what it says it does (Within reason of rushing to get presents out.) They actually had a bit of a surprise mentioned in this comment in the Touch Gesture section that wasn’t listed in the description.This was tested on my main sources of audio input: Spotify, Netflix, Hulu.WaterProof: ….NOT testing before gifting lol. They can figure that out and I’ll updateTouch Gestures: Passed- There are no buttons on these, which I enjoyed. These are Similar to my Sony headphones that are touch gesture over-ear wireless, so I related to them a bit.o Fastfwd: Tap twice on Right earbudo Back a song (Start song over if in middle of song): Tap twice on left Earbudo Volume Up: Hold left budo Volume Down: Hold Right ear budo Pause/play: Tap either bud onceo SURPRISE: Tap Earbud 3 Times = Voice Assistant (Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa, Bixby – Shows up as pick one because no built-in direct integration and must be manually set by phone to be selected Choice Only Once or Always)Connection Range: Passed- As you’d expect from a Bluetooth 5.0 device, about 45-50 feet (Literal footsteps, one in front of the other, size 12.5)Battery Charging + Via Case USB: Passed.- Upon opening, the charging case was on 86% and the earbuds were powered off at 90%. (I know the earbud battery life due to my phone’s Bluetooth UI displaying device battery percent, Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Android 9)- I was able to get a ‘Cable Charge’ speed from the case, which was expected. It does not claim to output Qualcomm Fast Charge for Samsung Devices, so no surprise that it did not.- It is a portable charging case, meaning that it does not need to be plugged in to deliver power to earbuds nor external device via its USB cable.Only thing worth mentioning outside of the specs, is:A. The sound quality is great for price. If I ever leave my Sony headphones at home, I will literally turn around and go back home to avoid using the cheap buds I have as backups at the office. TBH, I would use these as alternative for the above average earbud volumeB. The earbuds are dependent on the left earbud being powered on and connected to the device (phone in this case)All in all, I bought a few of these types of buds and these will go to my wife and the children will receive the others.Not tested: Point B above mentions being dependent on the Left earbud. The listing images claim that it can go back and forth between stereo and mono mode. In the event of the switch it will no longer be dependent on the left ear bud and each will act as their own unit.