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I loved them to death untill i lost them... they should have an app to find them... i was extremely upset when i woke up when they went missing

These headphones really surprised me. I use them mainly riding my motorcycle and i can hear the music better than expected. Battery life is great and i would definitely recommend them

These are great for the gym and inexpensive. I have been using them for a few months now and they have grown on me.They fit in-ear just fine and dont fall out once i get them snug but, if you have very small ears/canal you might have trouble with these falling out.The sound and bass aren't too bad its way better than most out there.The battery life is ok. It does need some improvements. Usually from a fullcharge battery will last approximately 5-6 hours(2-3 workout days).The control piece does tend to sag sometimes but, its not a deal breaker. I just tighten the wire, wear it in the front, or clip the saggy part to my shirt to even it out.Overall these headphones do what i need them to do, are durable, and arent expensive to replace.

I can recommend this product with two caveats. (1) Indoor use, and (2) non-impact activities. (1) The sound quality is excellent, however the earbuds pick up almost any wind, therefore there is static if you are running or walking in windy conditions (even a very mild breeze. (2) The on/off volume controls are easy to access, however they are heavy and off-center between the two earbuds, therefore they have a tendency to bounce around which can be annoying. The product does come with a clip which helps but this can still be annoying if jogging or using a treadmill.

I've had these for close to a month and use them whenever I'm outside working in the yard or on the treadmill. I believe someone has already noted that these are Awei earbuds. The control dongle on these earbuds have AWEI on it so I tend to agree with the person who previously noted this. Look for the listing for the Awei earbuds and you will pay a few dollars less for those than I paid for the ones in this listing. They appear to be the same.As for quality, these feel very well built. They are solid. The earbuds can be a little heavy in the ear when you really start moving a lot, like raking leaves, mowing or jogging on the treadmill. There are extra earbud cushions so you can find a good in-ear fit. The cord between the earbuds doesn't feel too heavy when using it. I like the simplicity of how you control music while listening. Also, my heavy sweating hasn't done anything to the earbuds or dongle yet but it's only been about a month of ownership.The only complaint I have is how bass heavy these things are. I'm not turned off by heavy bass in music, I grew up listening to Run DMC, Public Enemy, etc. However, I had to turn down the bass in my music player's EQ settings because the music was almost unintelligible. These days I listen more to Tower of Power and Buena Vista Social Club, so what I listen to now is not nearly as bass heavy as what I listened to in my younger years and yet these started out with too much bass.I can't speak to long term reliability, but in the short term, these have worked great so far.

The sound is perfect, earphones are very stylish and nice looking, you truly get more than what you pay for and you can expect execellent customer service from matone

These are a really nice pair of Bluetooth earbuds IF you don't plan on running or doing any high impact activities. They had great sound and were comfy, but I bought them strictly for running and they were too heavy to not feel them or have them fall out a little (or even completely). So yes, I really liked them, but I ended up returning them because they claimed to be good for running and they're not... at least they weren't for me and my ears!

I got my product and I wasn't able to connect it to my note 3, turns out that you have to hold the middle button for a long time. After this, the ear buds are a very decent pair of wireless earphones. I but mine through hell and back and they are still going strong. I am actually going to order another pair. It's good to have spare one, and they aren't too expensive so you won't feel guilty about accidentally braking them.

Sound quality is great. It looks good and fits quite nice. Although I find the supporters to be a bit small and don't stay in my ear. But it works just fine without them

Bought this as a gift to my friend. I tested this for a few days to be sure that it deserves to be a gift. The magnets work well. Battery lasts more that 10 hours (for the first few days only). Do not expect bass which is bad news for music lovers. However for phone talks it serves the purpose. Finally, the buds are not doing the best in terms of sitting in your ears.

The sound on these are pretty good, the connection is good and I also like how they can be attached magnetically. The only thing is that the controls are a bit heavy. But overall it's a great product and I would recommend them.

I received this bluetooth headset yesterday, so this review is a little bit premature.Pairing:The headset itself is really nice and paired with my iPhone 6-plus with no problems. The pairing is super easy: you press down the center button (a voice says "power on" to let you know that you are powering on the headphones). Then you press and hold down the same button (voice says "pairing") to get the headphones into pairing mode. At that point, you can detect and pair the headphone via your phone's bluetooth settings.Pros:I like that it has a flat wire (anti-tangle), 3 different sized ear buds, and soft ear-insert pieces (that wedges into your ear shell to help secure them to your ear). It also comes with an optional small clip to clip to your shirt in case you are worried about losing them. One final accessory is a small disc-like "bead" so you can adjust the length of the cable.Cons:I docked a star because this is literally the Awei A920BL headphone. It is not made by a company called "matone". If you look, you can find this exact headphone for a much lower price than listed by the "matone" seller. I'm a bit ticked off that I didn't look closer and see that this is the same product as the AWEI A920BL, and feel misled by the listing because it doesn't say that it was made by AWEI. So, that's my own fault, but I thought I'd warn other buyers.

The sound is spectacular. There are 2 things I do not like about these, they don't stay in my ear very well no matter which ear thing I put on it and the volume regulator is in a bad place.

Sound is awesome, totally noise canceling! Battery life is shorter than I like and heavy to one side. Hard to keep in my ears, not sure I could ever run with them?

The voice quality is good, the battery life is good... however, after a few month light use, copper wires popped out from its sheath, I have to use tape to wrap around the wire to avoid short.

The sound quality is pretty good, especially for the price. My one main issue is that the battery life isn't great. When paired with my iPhone 6, the pull down menu shows you the battery life. However, it seems that whenever the headphones get down to 30%, it starts beeping a warning, and then shuts off altogether. Kind of annoying, especially when it lasts maybe 3-4 hours on a single charge. The other annoying thing is the hanging controls, which they conveniently Photoshopped out of the default photo (but you can see it on the second). It's a bit bulky (makes sense since that's where all the electronics, BT receiver, and charging port is). It's a bit too heavy and makes it so the headphones typically fall out of my left ear. They provide several earbud sizes, which helps a bit. The cable itself is pretty long, but they include a small clip that you can use to shorten it, but it falls off a bunch. Other than that, it's a good purchase and 80% of what I needed. Pairing was simple, and I haven't had any technical issues with it.

This Bluetooth is barely adequate for listening to any type of music. The sound quality is awful for any standards. But the controls are pretty easy. It's easy to pair. And calls appear to be fairly clear.For $22.99, I am not complaining much. But there were so many other reviewers that claimed these has fantastic sound quality for audio listening. This is not the case at all. Literally Dollar Tree / $0.99 store headphones offer better sound quality.At the least, I hope these work well enough that I want to use them for calls. Two California cell phone tickets kill the "fun fund". Maybe these will help me keep the red and blue disco lights away.

These are actually pretty good, the bluetooth connection seems a bit spotty at times but they're very light, and fit well (at least in my ears). Best of all, sound quality is pretty good for earbuds at this price range. In this regard, I would give this a 4.5 star rating.HOWEVER, these earbuds ARE NOT NOISE CANCELLING at all. Fact they advertise as such is a blatant lie. If anything, they're decent at noise isolation but don't expect the background noise to drop off as you'd get in active noise cancellation.

When I first got these headphones for Christmas I was very excited! The sound quality is absolutely wonderful. I did have to adjust them in my ear to get the best sound but once you figure out how they need to fit then its not a big deal. They also don't stay in the best if I'm running but it was not a huge deal to me. It has a very good range, I can walk all over my gym and it still works. They initially lasted about 3 hours of song play. I love the magnets as well!I used them about 5-6 days a week about 2 hours at a time per day.It is now April (so about 4 months) and both of the rubber pieces that keep them in your ear have been lost (they actually fall off pretty easily and super easy to lose. The little pieces are not pictured in the initial picture), they only last about 1 full hour before dying on me, and the right side has completely stopped working (no sound)! It says in the Amazon description that they're big on customer service but I have yet to find a phone number or website (through Amazon or through a Google search). Maybe I'm looking in the wrong area? Not sure.I just think 4 months is too quick to already lose charge and stop working altogether.

These are the Awei A920BL headphones, which are being sold under a different name.The left earbud stopped working after one week of use - during my first workout. The left side started cutting out but I could make it work if I held it a certain way, but the next day it stopped working completely.I bought these to use in my car for phone calls in the car, listen to music in the gym, and listen to podcasts in bed.Pairing with iPhone 6 is simple, just hold the power button for 8 seconds.Comfort: The controller is heavy and almost comically large compared to any other brand, probably because it holds the battery. It also pulls the headphones down making them fall out if you use the included tips. I got the Comply T-400 M memory foam tips, which make them sit more securely. The advantage of having the battery in the controls is that the earpieces do not stick out frankenstein-like (like the Phaiser BHS-730) and are small enough to sleep in, however I wish they were even smaller.Controls: The buttons are spaced far apart, which prevents them from being too crowded but not ideal for easy access. The volume is separate from the phone, so it only changes the headphone’s volume and not the iPhone’s volume, which can be inconvenient. The controls work on my iPhone and on my iMac with iTunes. However, holding down the “+” button skips to the previous track while the “-” button skips to the next track, which is the opposite of what you'd expect.The magnets work well to wear like a necklace when not in use.These were great headphones for under $20. Unfortunately, they broke and now I will be returning them.I bought these headphones myself.

After just over 3 months of near-daily use, (5 days a week at work), they are dead. The left ear bud died after just one month, and the right ear bud just died too. The use-time also decreased significantly after about a month. It's advertised four hours of use on a single charge dropped down to less than three.They were nice while they worked, they were comfortable, and I liked having the controls down in the wire, versus up on my ear, but their durability and quality leaves much to be desired. You get what you pay for, I would recommend forking out the extra dough and buy a higher quality Bluetooth set.

Sound quality is pretty decent, but there are a couple issues that are deal breakers. When a call comes in, it reads out the number. No one memorizes phone numbers anymore. To top it off, after it reads out the number, nothing happens...dead silent. Should still play a sound. Kinda defeats the point. Can't seem to find a way to disable. The poor Google Translate on the instructions text should have been a red flag. Yes, the sound is pretty good and the magnet use is nice, but when no notification or call ringer audio comes in, let alone the annoying readout of phone numbers....can't get past that.

Edit: These ended up not working after a month of use...These headphones are worth every penny of the $21 I paid. I have been developing my audiophile skills over the last year and typically run my Audio Technica ATH-M50x's with a FiiO E10k, which sounds phenomenal! I may not have the most perfectly tuned ear but I can definitely review these headphones effectively, so hear we go:Connectivity: Right off the bat, these headphones were easy to connect to my phone. Simply held down the center button on the controls until the red and blue lights flashed like a police car. The bluetooth range isn't spectacular but plenty good if you plan being connected to your phone with your phone still on you (pocket, backpack, etc.). I observed about ~50 ft until I hit connection issues. These will be perfect for walking to class, running, playing golf, or any other activity that requires movement of the arms!Comfort: I have average size ears so I opted to use the smallest earbuds that came with headphones and they fit perfect! Snug, tight fit and provide very nice noise isolation and cancellation. I cannot even hear my mechanical keyboard as I type this review listening to music with there headphones on!Sound: This is the reason for the 4 stars and not 5. Do not get me wrong, these headphones do not sound bad but the out of the box sound is a little "echoish" sounding. The low end is decent with some good punch, the mids are slightly recessed, and the highs roll off smoothly but not sharp and crisp, more of blunt edge high if that makes sense. Kind of meh. HOWEVER, if you use Spotify or another music player that has a built-in equalizer then these headphones have the potential to sound great for the price. There was a night and day difference when I boosted the mids and highs in Spotify's EQ settings. I listen to a lot of rock and metal and enjoy having the mids and highs in my face as opposed to having them subdued. I am listening to Dream Theater's "Count of Tuscany" and it sounds very nice with the mids and highs boosted. The bass is certainly there but not overwhelming. Overall, for $20 the sound is impressive!Conclusion: For the amount of money you are paying for these they truly are a bargain. Good sound quality (if you can EQ!), bluetooth, attractive looking, and comfortable, what more can ask for in $20-30 headphones? I would recommend these to everyone!I was NOT paid to write this review. These are my own thoughts on these headphones that were paid for with my own money.

Well, sorry but they just don't do the trick. I got these mostly for the gym so I could workout without a wire hanging. Their pretty well made, solid and sound good too but they have weight to them so when you move (like running or on a machine) their flopping all around and falling out of your ears!! I have tried every way to tuck them somehow so they hang on and not bounce but no luck. I tried all the sizes of ear plug heads that come with them and I can't keep them in my ears! They just drop out, unlike every other pair of ear buds I've owned. so if your just going to lay on the beach I guess their okay, if you plan on standing up and moving (like working out) forget it, their to heavy and floppy...

If you had asked me a week ago, I would have given this 5 stars and highly recommended. Alas, we're not a week ago and clearly my review is not five stars.Without warning, these headphones died in the middle of a run. No "low battery" beep, no flashing lights, nothing. Just dead. Plugging them into the charging cable yields no results either. No charging light, no charge, no power on. Even held down all the buttons to see if I could get it to reset, but still no luck. Looks like the circuitry failed.I used them 2-3 times per week and have had them for a few months. At the price I paid, I guess I can't be too upset, but it still changes the cost/value proposition if you can't count on them lasting very long.

Lasted 3 months. The right ear stopped working today. They still look practically new and were gently used. They were working fine yesterday and now they are worthless.Update:I contacted the seller Matone about the "1 year worry-free warranty, and friendly customer service" but have yet to receive a response.

Do not waste your time or money on this set of earbuds. Followed the instructions to the letter. I bought 2 sets one for my wife and for myself. We have two brand new iPhones. 6 and 6s. I spent 3 hours trying to get the earbuds to pair with no such luck. Back in the box and shipped back to amazon the instructions are rather vague. So I turned to u tube for help. Not much help there either. Most of the videos were in Chinese or an Asian language the ones in English did not explain how to pair. If they would have worked might be a good value. But since they would not pair with the phones couldn't even tell you how they sound. Very disappointed

I was very disappointed with these after seeing the reviews. The product comes in a nice package with 3 different sized rubber ear bud sets. Even with the smallest size I have trouble keeping these in my ears. They constantly fall out. That may not be the products fault but I don't have that issues with my LG or Skullcandy ear buds. The instructions are very vague and there are 2 rubber pieces that come with them that I have absolutely no idea how to use. There is also a very bright blue light that constantly blinks. If its in view its distracting and almost blinding at night. If I didn't tuck them into my shirt then anyone I was talking to would constantly stare at them. I had a problem with the headset hanging up randomly while talking to people. I thought it was because of a low battery at first but then they started doing it right after removing it from the charger. I quit using them after a week and they have sat in my bag ever since. I will still use them to listen to music but this is the last thing I would want to use if I was moving around much.

sound is good enough to listen to my books on tape....ie Overdrive using my phone. The receiver can sometimes be obstructed from getting good sound from your voice for calls if you are wearing a anything with a collar (if you wear it behind your head). It needs a little counter balance, one side of the receiver is heavier than the other.******************************************************************************************************************Initial glowing review............BUT after less than 3 months use.....left ear bud is dead....no sound. Although the ear buds are cheap $20 and very good when working, because of durability/reliability issues these ear buds are really $80 (if you have have to buy a new pair every 3 months)

The main reason I bought this headset was the "Noise Cancelling" feature.If this is your expectation, stay away.If there is an active noise cancellation there should be a difference between the headset switched on or off - definitely there is none.This headset does not have any noise cancellation, it just reduces the noise a bit like bad ear plugs do - everything is reduced because they tamper your ear canal, but a 10 pennies ear plug does better.The "cool" magnet attraction works but the weight if these magnets makes them uncomfortable, make them easy to fall out.Bluetooth works good over a quite some 20m distance, mic seems to be good as people do not complain about the noise in the background - I work in a very noisy place, but noise cancellation - no.