Average Wireless Earbud Play Time Amazon

[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!

It does what it was described to do.� AT first use it seems like above average quality, but only time will tell for sure.

I bought a cheap one off of Amazon and it never worked and this was plug and play. A lot more money than the Amazon splitter I bought but the time I wasted trying to get it to work would of easily paid for this gem of a splitter.

I wish I had bought this a long time ago! 500x better quality in picture and wireless than the Amazon Fire stick. Easy interface. LOTS of channel options.

[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!

after experience the Oculus 2 I went and sold the Sony PSVR. First, being wireless makes a huge difference in confort and set-up. Before, when I wanted to play with VR, it gave me a tremendous laziness to activate everything and made updates, with Oculus these processes ar hardly noticeable, that gives me more time to play and very little maintenance time. Video quality is greatly improved, still way to go, but it is very good. Honestly, for the price its a no brainer, get one and have fun!

I am single sided deaf and can't stand earbud style headphones. I had such a hard time finding a headphone that would route all the sound to one side and go over the ear. This is perfect for my needs. It works beautifully and now I can listen to my iPod again

The search for a higher end true wireless earbud can be daunting to say the least. I have the Shure TW2 with the AONIC4 and SE215 earbuds for the gym and rudimentary activities. As for flights, there is still the issue of the high pitch hiss of the plane. I have the original Bowers and Wilkins PX Headphones and carry them around on the long flights. I used Ray of Light (Madonna) for testing initially. I can hear virtually everything. I think. All aounnd my head. Reminds me of the quadraphonic days (A long time ago). Now the present day. I was wishing for a good set of earbud for flights. The party line is for the Bose or Sony In ear TWs. The clincher for me was the charging case. The charging case acts as a Bluetooth transmitter. It works. The only drawback for me was the charge time which will likely be 4 hours. Maybe a little more. I have not tested that part yet. The complaints about the sound are that there is no equalizer for the app. So be it. the tuning for the PI7 S2 are just fine for me. Enough bass but not too much. The total sound is all around my head. Totally immersive sound. Bottom line. I am very happy. The charging case is the clinching factor for me. I decided to step away from all the hype with the other brands. I was suffering from paralysis from analysis. So I just made the purchase. I did but an outer case for some $12 from i different web vendor so I could house the cables.

I have been looking for a decent open earbud for some time now and stumbled upon this minor III from Marshall, which was on sale. To my surprise, I noticed that not only the base but also the high-frequency sounds are clear and crisp, which is, of course, a very rare combination, and so-called top brands quite clearly lack in this area.

Much better than several other bluetooth earbuds I've tried in the same price range, and with much better features. To me, being able to use a single earbud at a time is a non-negotiable must-have.