Ansion Bluetooth Wireless Sports 4.1 Lightweight HD Noise Cancelling In-Ear Headphones with Mic, Black

I haven't been using these for very long, but here are my initial feelings. First, the Earbuds appear to be crafted very nicely. Far better than what I was expecting, especially for something in this price range. They took about an hour to top off the charge, which I did, as per their recommendation, before I tried using them. The tips that came on them, which were the medium ones, fit fine. The sound was alsol nicer than what I was expecting in this price range. They are a little heavier than the ones I had been using, but these are Bluetooth and the ones I had been using were not, so that might not be a fair comparison, however, I didn't find them at all uncomfortable in the hours I've been using them so far. The say they are "noise cancelling", and perhaps I just haven't figured out how to enable that function, but mine didn't cancel out the ambient noise almost at all. It definitely won't cancel out the background drone of the engines in a plane. For a little over $30.00, I can live with that for now. I found the Bluetooth worked well for about 15 or 20 feet in a regular house type situation, it got pretty spotty past that with a wall between me and the source. My home stereo system is moderately high-end, so I do take my music somewhat seriously, but I am willing to make some compromises in exchange for portability. All I can say is that in review, I can only say I am satisfied and happy with the purchase, and the price point seals the deal.

Pros:- The in-ear loop function works really well to keep the earbuds in place during intense workouts- Good audio and very good sound isolation from outside noise- Battery life is excellent- Bluetooth pairing with my Android and Apple devices was super easyCons- Too much bass for my taste (hopefully that goes away after the break-in period)- Left and Right channels are reversed in the set I received- Could slightly improve with magnetic fasteners to hang around neck when not in use, and maybe a bass level control.Detailed review:I primarily use this for running and bag work at the boxing gym, but sometime use it as a third source for monitoring songs I've mixed to get a different perspective and they work well. In regards to working out, so far they haven't popped out nor have been in the way while training. The audio is good and the sound isolation is good, too. Bluetooth pairing with my both my Samsung and Mac devices was super easy. Sadly, the set I received has the Left and Right channels reversed. Also, I think the bass frequencies are so hyped up that it overwhelms the mid frequencies. It's possible that the drivers need to break in more since I only had these for a couple weeks. Would be great if there was an option to select different levels of bass. Battery life is really good. I'm able to do about three or four one-hour workouts throughout the week before having to recharge it. These earbuds replaced a pair of wired Yurbuds that sounded great, but would always pop out of my ear, even on simple jogging workouts. Overall, the Ansion is designed well enough, has great battery life, but the bass is too much for my taste and the left/right channels are reversed in my pair.

I bought this set and so far i looove it! very light, has crisp, hd sound. It doesnt hurt my ears to prolonged use! You need to adjust the attachment according to the size of your ears, kinda tricky but a little patience will be worth it. The volume adjuster is located in the string not on the side of the ear phone so it is great! Very nice and it doesnt look cheap at all! It is definitely a must buy. I bought this personnally and not given free in exchange of a review :)

These are pretty good wireless headphones. I used to be a fan of the Kinovo headphones mostly because the buttons are easy to use but after 2 pair and each pair lasting a year or less I decided to try something different. I use wireless headphones mostly for listening to audio books so sound quality is not at the top of my list but rather ease of use, buttons and charge. Ease of use pretty good. I had no problems pairing with my phone or figuring out how to use. I didn't realize till after I bought them they have caller ID, a womans voice announces the number calling you and asks if you want to accept, yes or no. If you don't answer it goes to voicemail. That is a nice feature. The buttons on the other hand I struggle with. If I want to pause the audio I usually have to take the left piece out of my ear because I can't seem to blindly find the exact pressure point to pause the audio. This isn't a huge issue but something I miss about the Kinovos. The charge seems to last a while and it charges pretty quickly. I will mention that even though sound quality is not extremely important (and I have no complaints with the quality) the volume is great. I can mow my lawn and listen to my book at the same time. No problems. And if someone calls I can decide to take it or not.

I thought the little plastic fin that fits into the inner curve of your ear was odd and a little gimmicky, BUT IT TOTALLY WORKS. After trying several ear bud options that didn't stay in my ears (including ones with hooks that go around your ears, like the Dr Dre Powerbeats), I finally gave in and tried these. I tested them out both running and walking, and those little plastic fins totally keep them secure in your ear. There are different sized fins, which I thought was smart since ears do come in all different sizes, but after trying all of them out, I like the size of the one they come pre-installed with. You can feel them in, but they didn't hurt me at all, even after prolonged use. Sound quality is actually amazing - I really couldn't tell the difference between the sound on this and my boyfriend's Beats (granted, I'm not a huge audiophile, but I was a musician in a past life so I'd like to think I'm somewhat discerning of sound quality). Also, I think these are way more sleek looking than other Bluetooth headphones I've seen on the market and at a great price point.