Apple Wireless Earbud Alternatives

So, I was using regular apple earbud headphones for quite a while to monitor the levels while recording. What I was missing though is that it was always harder to edit the episode after since I was using my computer speakers after. I now use these while recording to more accurately monitor overall volumes (without having to watch the Rodecaster on-board levels as closely). I also now plug them into my computer and use them while editing for a more consistent and flat experience overall. I'm glad I finally got these!

I had always heard good things about JBL, so when my apple earbuds broke, I came here to look for a replacement. The apple style of earbud is the only thing that fits in my ears, and these are so much more comfortable than Apple. They sound SO MUCH BETTER too!! I love these and can't believe it took me this long to buy some.

I got to test these earbuds via review club. They are truly the best earbuds I’ve tried. The Apple earbud shape is wrong for my ears, but these fit perfectly with the smallest removable buds. Great sound, + for noise cancellation option, long battery time and easy to use.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First time wireless earbud user here...wow! These really put out great sound, the microphone works great and picks up sounds crystal clear. These buds sync up quickly every time and hold a charge for plenty of music time. Highly recommend these!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First, I want to say that the Endurance Race TWS Bluetooth earbuds are super comfy. I have small ears, and most wireless earbuds hurt my ears. I also like that they have an additional piece that rests inside your ears to ensure they stay put. These wireless earbuds are waterproof, which is awesome, and they also have an ambient aware feature. The left earbud controls the ambient feature and talkthru by simply tapping the earbud. The right earbud controls your play, pause, skip forwards and backwards by tapping it as well. Very simple to get used to. By tapping either earbud and holding down will access Siri for iPhone. The charging case is a smooth, sleek design, with the charger port located in the back. They also are setup with Google and Alexa built in. Once you connect them to your device they will automatically connect afterwards when you take them out of the charging case. The range on these is pretty good too. I used them all over the house while connected to my phone upstairs. As far as sound, I can turn these all the way up. I don’t think they need to be any louder, considering they are in your ear canal. Some other wireless earbuds can be too loud. I feel as though these are perfect. You can also download the JBL headphone app to adjust the equalizer. You can change it from bass to club, studio, jazz, etc, and create your own presets. The app also shows you if your software is up to date. I listened to various genres with these, and for the most part, everything sounded great. Overall, I really like these Bluetooth headphones. They are comfortable, sound great, and charge quickly. The app really makes the listening experience much better. Definitely download it, and choose your preset feature. These are great for on the go, or when you exercise. Very happy with these!

I needed a cable to extend to the APPLE TV in the living room, and this one was much less expensive than the alternatives and works great. I've used Pearstone cables around the office for most small jobs and never had a problem.

Was looking for a wireless shutter release for my Nikon D500. Buying Nikons suggested alternatives were financially out of the question. The Vello Freewave is very light-weight, in fact it feels cheap when you unbox, but it works as advertised. Only gray area would be he manufacturers claim it has a 300 range. I couldnt get it to work past 60. Id buy it again.

Does what it needs to do Great price, great build Takes the 'guess' out of the wireless alternatives

One of the best wireless headphones. I've got the apple EarPods and these are way better.

Can you adjust the volume with the touch sensors on the earbud?