iCanonic Wireless Earbuds with Bluetooth 5.0 in-Ear Headphones and Charging Case, HD Sound/Quick-Pairing Stereo Calls/Built-in Microphones/IPX5 Sweatproof/Acoustic Bass for Sports - Black (ZT000030)

I was very impressed with the sound quality for how cheap these headphones are! Pairing with my phone has also been a breeze. Something I noticed though is while using them for a race, the music kept stopping. I’m not sure if this is because a lot of others were also using bluetooth/ cellular data and it clogged the signal or if it was the fabric of my pocket where my phone was located was interfering. It was weird though. So I ended up running the 10k carrying my phone in my hand just to keep the music playing which wasn’t ideal. I also noticed the battery life isn’t great, I have to charge them pretty often. Another thing I’ve noticed is that they don’t stay in my ears super well. They’ve never fallen out, but they don’t feel super secure and I have to push them back into my ears every so often while running. However, I haven’t experimented with the different size of the gummy things so maybe that would help. Overall, I would say they’re worth the price.

I need to start by saying before any purchase I research the product and reviews extensively. The icanonic brand would not normally be on my radar, especially at this price-point. My experience with headphones under $25 is poor at best, and I have bought dozens of pairs over the last 35 years, some costing more than $200. I must admit the Icanonic brand has truly surprised and amazed me for price.My initial impression out of the box is that the design of the charger case was well thought out and did not have a cheap feel. The headphones themselves are lightweight and intuitive to use, they turn on automatically when removed from the case.There is a USB C charging cord, but as others have mentioned, it is a bit short to be practical. I would like to see a 48 or 60 inch cable so I can plug it in to my wall charger.There are a number of different sized ear cups to assure a comfortable fit. They were super simple to pair with my phone. I scanned for bluetooth from my Galaxy S7 android phone and the icanonic name was found and paired immediately.I was amazed at the sound quality. I could not believe the crisp midrange and respectable bass from these $10 headphones! I listen to all genres of music, from classic rock, jazz, country, alt rock, hip hop and podcasts and remain impressed at the sound quality from these inexpensive headphones. I really can't find a negative in quality or construction.I do find the controls a bit confusing. You are able to skip ahead or replay songs by tapping the correct earbud. I have not figured out how to control volume. It is possible to use only one earbud at a time, but you will not have full control using the tap feature.When my spouses more expensive headphones give out, I won't hesitate to buy another pair.

Haven't tested extensively, and it seems to be a pretty common design so not sure if it goes for other brands of similar earbuds.Pro: Quite cheap considering how expensive ear pieces have become.Pro: The sound quality on calls seems really clear most of the time compared to my old headset.Con: You need to really shove them in tight in your ear to keep them from falling out. I had one fall out of my ear twice on the second day I had them. The first time it almost dropped in the toilet.Pro/Con: When they're in your ear tight enough to stay in, they act like earplugs and block out quite a lot of sound. This is good when you're trying to listen to music or something, but I feel like I'm walking around half-deaf. And only wanted something for hands free phone calls.Con: I don't like the touch controls, it's too easy to trigger them accidentally when trying to shove in the earpiece tightly, and when I /want/ to multi-tap them to trigger my voice assistant I can't tell if the taps are registering, there's no feedback either haptic or audio.Possible con: I was told that my voice was a bit distorted on the other end, so not sure how good the microphone is, it could have also been bad reception.Con: No volume control on the earpieces, you have to change it on your phone.Pro: You can use either one or the other or both for stereo sound.Pro: I do like the carrying/charging case, it seems to work quite well and the magnets hold the earpieces quite well.I ended up going back to my old headset for now because it has an over the ear thing to keep it from falling out, and doesn't make me half-deaf while still letting me make phone calls. I /was/ however able to pair them to my computer and they work pretty good for listening to videos and such.

One of them( left), rarely charges at all, when they do charge they barely last an hour. Very disappointing and I’m considering returning