Gumy HAA7T2B True Wireless Earbuds, Black

These earbuds are so good they can ride through your washing machine 7 times and still work perfectly.

For starters — For a measly 30 bucks, the sound quality on these is insane. For reference, I have a pair of Bose QC35s (priced around $300) that don't sound too much different. For a while I've been on the hunt for a pair of cheap buds that can play in mono and these fit the bill just right. Drop one in the case and continue with the side of your choice. Perfect for work, going on a run, or any other environment where you'd need to be conscious of your surroundings. With the charging case, battery lasts about 3 days with me running them on 9 hour work shifts and days out almost constantly. Downsides — the case is a weird egg that doesn't look great or really sit well on anything, and the touch sensitivity on the buds themselves has me punching them a little harder than I'd like to be, buttons instead would've been much better. All in all these are nitpicks though, and these buds were an absolute godsend for a budget option working otherwise grueling night hours. Beyond happy with this bud.

Bought these as a backup pair for when i leave my 100$ set in my work desk. Obviously these don’t perform as well as those but I didn’t expect them to either at fought 1/4 the price I just wanted a set for travel , yard work , or anywhere else I might lose/damage these and they do that Great for audiobooks and YouTube but maybe not the best for serious music listening sessions Sound quality is meh I mean come on 25-30$ depending on colors and sales they are at least as good as wired gumys if not better Build quality is pretty solid all of these wireless earbuds all seem to benefit from the fact they are super light weight so drops on solid ground don’t effect them the same way it effects heavier devices Lots of color choices which is nice I imagine a lot of people will buy them for their teenagers so they might like colors other than black white or gray Battery life is pretty amazing In my ears they feel like they are about to fall out but I shook my head vigorously and they stayed in, and maybe that’s an issue no one else will have

I am looking for a pair of budget Bluetooth earbuds with possible best sound quality. Because I found many Bluetooth earphones are NOT good sounding enough. I have compared the below models; my focus is mostly on sound quality. Xiaomi Redmi Buds 4 Lite, low sound level, does not fit my ears and falls out easily Edifier X2, very low sound level due to lack of seal. Sound is thin without much bass but is very comfortable to wear. TOZO A3 2023, sound is thin with some distortion. Overall, I don't like this brand, though it's one of best rated Bluetooth earbuds. Edifier X3, too much bass, the sound is muffled. Bulky and not comfortable, it sticks out from my ears. Echo Buds, very good build quality, sound is good and accurate and is the next best among those I tested, but lacks bass due to lack of seal, very comfortable to wear and with extra benefits of Alexa features. JVC New Gumy has the best sound, a well-balanced, natural sound. But you have to choose the right ear piece to properly seal you ear channels. Otherwise, the sound will sound either thin or muffled. I used the pre-installed medium size. I found it almost as good as high-quality wired earphone, which is a surprise. I have not tested the voice call quality yet, but if you listen to music a lot and are really picky about sound quality this is your choice. It is not the most comfortable, but tolerable. Plus, it blocks outside noise very well.

Best ear buds 😍 💙

I have purchased three of four pairs of these ear buds because they have the only design that I have found so far that will stay in my ears. The sound quality is good for the price. However, they have one flaw that will keep me from buying them again: they will randomly stop pairing properly and trying to reset them to the original factory settings is hit-or-miss. I have followed to no avail every online instruction that I can find for resetting them. Based on comments to these online instructions, I am not the only person to have this problem. They are well worth the money if you can keep them working, but buyer beware. I'm just tired of the hassle.

I liked that these were comfortable and the sound quality is very OK. A little sharp and not a full, rich sound, but for the price, it’s good. I got these at the $20 price range and some JBLs at the $30 price range and the JBLs definitely sound better and are even a bit more comfortable. As far as comfort, both are a ton better than my Apple pro whatever ear buds comfort wise. The Apple buds won on noise cancelling and sound quality, however not by as much as they should have considering the considerable price difference. When I lose my Apple Pro buds or they break I wouldn’t bother replacing them, I would probably get the JBLs, but I will definitely use these JVCs for podcasts and Audibles, that kind of thing more than music.

These are really good ear buds for the price. The sound quality is just as good, if not better, than the pair that I'd bought for over $100 several years ago. The battery life in my previous pair were 6 hours max - and had deteriorated down to maybe one hour. To date, I haven't used these long enough to wear down the battery. The ear buds turn "off" when I touch them in some mysterious way - and that touch isn't in the instructions. So I'm not sure how to turn them back on, other than putting them back into the case and taking them out again. That would be my main complaint. But after dealing with my old ear buds for so long, I am really impressed with these.

I’m Suprised I Love Them discret Great Sound Quality Good For The Price

Headphones crackle and volume is much lower after 18 months. Not great!

Exelente audífonos.

Funcionales, se conectan muy fácil a cualquier dispositivo, buen audio y micrófono

They’re comfortable and have a great lasting battery, would buy again.