Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth 5.3 Noise-Canceling Wireless Headphones Waterproof in-Ear Headphones LED Display Charging Case Ideal for Sports, Work, and Fitness

BSWLMDD Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth 5.3 Noise-Canceling Wireless Headphones
Received 1 set of BSWLMDD Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth 5.3 Noise-Canceling Wireless Headphones in retail packaging. Comes with a cord and a small instruction sheet.At the time of ordering/ receipt, the price on these was under six dollars. My opinion/ rating of these earbuds is based largely on that, so please keep that in mind and let’s be realistic with our expectations. The case is very light and, to be honest, feels pretty cheaply made. Again, expectations need to be tempered. The lights and the battery monitor are quite bright and easy to see.Upon receipt, the case indicated that these were charged 100 percent. I plugged them in and let set for a couple of hours just to make sure they were all the way topped up prior to testing.First task was to get connected to my phone. No issues with this process, it’s a pretty easy thing these days. A couple of clicks and the job was done. Connectivity is actually impressive with these. Power-on time is very good as well. From the case, by the time I grab one bud and put it in my ear, it’s already saying that it’s powering on. By the time the bud is in the other ear, the first one has already connected. I am actually quite happy with how fast you can get these in your ear and connected to your phone. I’ve got buds that are substantially more expensive than these that aren’t any quicker to connect.I’ve used these multiple days in a row to listen to podcasts while I’m doing tasks around the house. I can leave my phone setting pretty much anywhere in my house (multi-story, fairly wide) and I have not had any lag or cut-off even when I stray pretty far from the phone.The sound quality is fine for spoken word/ podcast type of material. There is absolutely no “punch” to anything with bass. These are not appropriate for any kind of critical music listening, IMO. Fine for phone calls.These are actually pretty comfortable in the ear, and I don’t feel like they’re going to fall out. No problem with wearing over multiple hours.Battery life seems pretty good. About average with what I’ve experienced with very low cost buds. I doubt it would go for an entire 8hour workday, but still pretty decent.Overall, I find these to be just an absolute home-run of a value. If you’ve got kids that can’t seem to hold on to earbuds for long, these may be your answer. Or, if you’re like me and have buds all over the place (cars, laptop bag, desk, garage, etc) these are just the ticket for areas that take the abuse or may be misplaced.

Good sound quality – had some stereo dropout
I ordered these earbuds for one specific purpose, to listen to videos and other content without disturbing my wife. I often only have one earbud in at a time, depending on the content. So, an inexpensive set of earbuds for a single task made a lot of sense to me.I was surprised to find that they came with a case that had an integrated battery and would recharge the buds multiple times w/o being plugged in. It even had a power display to let me know when it gets low. They were simple to pair with my laptop and with my phone.As for sound quality, the sound was good and clear, not adjustable like more expensive sets but good sound quality. Although I didn’t have any problems when using only one bud, when using them together in stereo I had them drop a channel several times when I turned my head. Since it was connected to my laptop less than 2 feet away I was surprised to have this happen.For my usage, I can tolerate this for the low price.Honestly – Wireless earbuds for $6 – hard to go wrong with that.