Xmenha Smallest Wireless Bluetooth Invisible Earbuds - Low Profile, Micro, Discreet Mini Earbuds for Small Ear Canals - Spy Earpiece

Larger earbuds tend to give me a headache because of how they fit, and I can safely say these are one of the few I can wear comfortably! They’re a nice size, discrete, and the case is small and holds a decent charge so you can recharge the earbuds at least a few times without having to plug it in again. The earbuds themselves only last about four hours, but as I tend to only use one at a time and keep the case in my pocket, it’s not a dealbreaker for me—it IS something to keep in mind if you want to use them for long periods though! I’ve not had much of an issue with them connecting, though they do have to be within say, twenty feet of your phone or they will disconnect. The controls are pretty standard for the type, you can pause and such by tapping, and it can be a little finicky but works as well as my larger, more expensive earbuds, so it’s not a huge complaint. Music quality may not be the highest ever, but personally I don’t think it’s too bad? Not that different from my Raycons—but I do tend to listen more to audiobooks and podcasts with these earbuds and not a lot of music. All in all, for the price? I think these are a solid, comfortable, discrete, and affordable choice. If you want something cheap and can keep the case on you if you’re wearing them for extended amounts of time—especially only wearing one at a time, these are for you! But if you want something that will hold connectivity over long distances, that will last all day without a charge, and has really good music quality, these may not be the ones you want.

These are indeed tiny. I can actually lay my head on the pillow with them on. I can't sleep with them in but that's just me. I'm sure some folks would be able to sleep with them. I had a single-ear micro earbud before but it made my ear hurt after an hour of use. These are so small that I can actually forget they're in. For scale, you could fit 2 of them inside a AA battery. Audio quality is very treble forward. I wasn't really expecting much bass due to the size and that expectation was met as there basically is none. Trying to figure out the taps for volume control, pause/play, and assistant control takes some getting used to due to the small size of the tap area. When taking them out of the box, I was able to connect them to my Pixel phone without issue. They appear as SK19 in Bluetooth and both connected on the first try. The quality of the plastic feels ok. The charging case is a bit cheap feeling but seems to work fine. I bought these for listening to zoom calls and podcasts. They're a good value for that use case. The volume and audio quality won't blow you away but its fine for the intended purpose. I wouldn't try using them as your microphone or for noise cancelling. But for in-ear monitor style listening or live feedback - using an external professional microphone - they're great. Real world battery life is a few hours.

The fit is good and fairly comfortable. Sound is good but doesn’t work well in a busy noisey environment. I try to use it at work but there is a lot of talk in an open space. I had to really focus. In normal activity it works well. Looking straight on you can’t see the device. Only from the side is it visible.

For what this earpiece is, I like it quite a bit. I love that I can wear one at a time. And if it dies, I can switch it out with the other one. Case also charges while earpiece is in use. I find that both earpieces fit in either ear. They are labeled (in the case) L and R, but honestly I can’t tell them apart and they seem to fit in whatever ear they end up in lol If you require a cheap, small, discrete earpiece to hide from your boss…this is your guy!!!

Positives: The size is perfect for my small ears. The sound quality is just “ok”. Cool case. Negatives: Takes FOREVER to charge. 0 to 100% takes over 12 hours. Fully charged battery only last 4 hours, if that. Does not speak English. Touch prompts are not convenient at all. All in all, cons outweigh the pros big time. Would not recommend.

The 2 reasons this only gets 3 starts instead of 5, is their size and sensitivity. These are SO SMALL that they are kinda hard to take out of the charging box. And when these start to slip out of the ear (which is normal), pushing it back in turns them off. In fact... any touch will turn these off. But all in all, the sound quality is great and battery life is great as well.

These are so discreet they fit under my Bluetooth headset at work. I can pause what I’m listening to and take a call at work without anyone realizing I’m wearing them. When my hair is down, you can’t to see them at all. Connection was easy. Battery life seems to be growing shorter the longer I have them but I sleep with one in and halfway through the night I usually get up to use restroom and swap out for the other piece. I could go through entire 8 hour shift without swapping one out when I first got them. Now they die after about 3-4 hours. Since I use them one at a time, that’s not an issue for me. I’ve not really used control buttons intentionally, because I control everything from my phone or watch. Sound quality, design, and overall quality seem great for the price point. I’m not a lifelong convert to these, but I’d definitely invest in this size and shape for a permanent pair with longer battery life. I’m no expert on sound quality so I don’t think i can say they’re great. Seem same sound quality of every pair I’ve used.

My ears are so small and I have never been able to find a pair of in ear headphones to stay in them. Over ears, in ears, any type, they just fall out but not these! These are perfect. The case is rechargeable and the ear buds charge in the case when you are done with them. Highly recommended.

I am an adult with tiny ear canals and these are perfect for my ears. Easy to pair with my blue tooth. The charging cord provided was waay too short and a waste of resources, but as I have plenty of A to C cords I just used another