Sound quality is great - nice and crisp. Super comfortable too and quick to charge. The product worked well at the beginning, but started gradually getting issues with pairing the right earbud, where it would not turn on despite pairing to the Bluetooth network. I often had to restart my phone entirely to get the right earbud to pair. Eventually (after about five months) it stopped working entirely. I reached out to customer service - Yulia was very helpful and helped me get a new pair through the warranty. I was a little disappointed that they stopped working so soon, but the quality of the customer service definitely gives me more confidence to buy from this brand. The sound quality is definitely worth it, at least.

Seriously the best low-cost noise-canceling earbuds I've ever owned. The battery life is ridiculous, 30 hours on one charge and still going.The sound quality is excellent. Deep and clear bass, soft and well-defined mid-range with highs a bit soft, which could be my 60+-year-old ears, yet pleasant and very musical.The ANC is on par with my bose buds, but these create a better seal inside my ear canals. I liked them so much, that I went back and bought 2 more to use as holiday gifts (I shop early) and will likely pick up a couple of spares.I am pleasantly surprised and so happy that I found these and hope they will remain available at a reasonable price for a long time to come.

My original Taotronics SoundLiberty 95 True Wireless Earbuds with Dual cVc 8.0 Noise-Cancelling Technology worked great. Amazingly long time for a charge, could use them for many hours. Excellent sound and microphone, I use them a lot for calls while outside with lots of traffic noise. Unfortunately I lost one earbud and ordered the second set, this time white. Got them just in a few days. Great value, excellent quality, easy to pair and use.

Could be more comfortable but good sound quality: SoundLiberty 53 v2020

I am using these on a Pixel 3a.I am benching these against an aging but so far still the best for my money TaoTronics TT-BH16’s.First the good:Sound quality is well rounded and can handle some volume thrown at them without distortion. They are good about not attempting to produce frequencies they can not handle (important) but still having a comfortably large range. No part of this range is overly exaggerated and maintains a flat signature. Clarity could be a tad better but considering price I am not going to be too picky here. That said, I noted that this is benched on my old pair of TT-BH16’s. I still have the 16’s, they have the best sound signature for the $50 and under range of any headphones I have ever owned. They are by no means bad! And I believe most ... MoreI am using these on a Pixel 3a.I am benching these against an aging but so far still the best for my money TaoTronics TT-BH16’s.First the good:Sound quality is well rounded and can handle some volume thrown at them without distortion. They are good about not attempting to produce frequencies they can not handle (important) but still having a comfortably large range. No part of this range is overly exaggerated and maintains a flat signature. Clarity could be a tad better but considering price I am not going to be too picky here. That said, I noted that this is benched on my old pair of TT-BH16’s. I still have the 16’s, they have the best sound signature for the $50 and under range of any headphones I have ever owned. They are by no means bad! And I believe most people will be extremely happy with the sound, but for the same price range paid for the 16’s I was hoping they would be closer.Pairing is extremely easy, pickup, put in ear, find on phone.Battery seems to be close to promised. I have not timed it, but the case came charged and I have not had to plug it in yet after days of use.Second, what is okay:Overall comfort is not bad. Long wear for me personally can be a little uncomfortable but is better after replacing the tips with foam ones. The Apple type spike IMO is awkward and **** but seems to add to the headphones staying secure when wearing them. After extended wear I can tell there was a hard piece of plastic pressing on the back of my ear. Note: My ears do tend to stick out, I’ve been referenced to have dumbo like ears so your mileage may (and will likely) vary on this.There is no APTX or APTX HD codecs but is substituted for AAC. I prefer APTX for lossy transmission which may be the noted difference in sound from my old TT-BH16’s as they used APTX HD. AAC is excellent for an iPhone but in the world of Android there is a notable difference due to Androids fragmentation and APTX usually being implemented at the hardware level using the processor instead of software.Third, what is not so good:Micro USB charging. This especially bothers me since this was a 2020 upgrade model I purchased. Nothing should be using micro USB anymore. Type C has been widely available for years now. There is no excuse for this. That said, it is a small gripe since the cable is included but it would have been nice to see.Finding foam ear tips that were compatible and fit in the case was difficult. I ended up with some intended for Galaxy buds that seem to be doing the job. You must squish them before placing in the case but if you do not replace them this will not be an issue for you. Of course, I consider foam ear tips a must for any headphones.

Did I get a dud?

**Update** Excellent customer service! Reached out to me directly to try to work with me to resolve my issues. They ended up assisting me in trying another Taotraonics earbud. I will review the SoundLiberty 79 when I get them.Sound: Not sure why my experience with the sound is the opposite of all these other reviews (although a lot of them look suspicious. Have been noticing so many fake reviews on amazon--but that's another story). No bass. The audio is very thin and treble is very high and everything else just gets lost. This gets worse as you increase the volume-- and I don't even listen to my music loud. When I made the purchase, I knew it wasn't supposed to be "great" and it's not "horrible", but I wouldn't say it's "good" either. But my experience is ... More**Update** Excellent customer service! Reached out to me directly to try to work with me to resolve my issues. They ended up assisting me in trying another Taotraonics earbud. I will review the SoundLiberty 79 when I get them.Sound: Not sure why my experience with the sound is the opposite of all these other reviews (although a lot of them look suspicious. Have been noticing so many fake reviews on amazon--but that's another story). No bass. The audio is very thin and treble is very high and everything else just gets lost. This gets worse as you increase the volume-- and I don't even listen to my music loud. When I made the purchase, I knew it wasn't supposed to be "great" and it's not "horrible", but I wouldn't say it's "good" either. But my experience is definitely not like the other reviews on Amazon and the few YouTube reviews that are available for these earbuds.Calls: I have had a poor experience with phone calls through my phone and on Zoom/Microsoft Teams paired with my computer. Constant stuttering incoming audio or static. People on the other side say they can't hear me. I didn't buy it to talk on the phone so not my biggest complaint about the earbuds, but it gets annoying having to switch the incoming audio/mic on my phone and removing my earbuds for the few incoming calls I accept.Touch buttons: When I did some research before purchasing this earbud, a lot of YouTube and website reviews mentioned that the touch buttons were "finicky", but I have realized that is not exactly true. The buttons just have a 2-second delay before responding to your touch. So if you touch the button and expect the earbuds to respond immediately, and then press it again thinking it didn’t respond….it will think that you're double-tapping (which is a different command). Knowing there is a slight delay has allowed me to know not to tap too many times--which ends up working out fine.Look and feel: earpieces are pretty solid and fit comfortably and well. the case overall should hold up OK even though the top of the case feels very thin and cheap.Battery life is great. I get the advertised battery length, plus more.Connection: fast and easy pairing the first time and everything I pull it out to use. haven't tried it outside, but in the house, the connection is strong and did not experience any issues with disconnections. I was able to leave my phone upstairs and go downstairs to the opposite side of the house and did not have connection issues.

Ear Pod Style That Gets Most Features Right

I have heard good things about this brand from reviews and I decided to go for these earbuds because they have been around for a while. First thing I noticed was how small the case is. It has an oval shaped case that fits very easily into a small pocket of your jeans or into the mini compartment of your backpack. The case is very simple and features four led lights to indicate the charge left in the case. The connection is instantaneous, and you do not have to worry about the slave or master bud having to connect to the device first and then pairing the buds together separately. These will automatically pair the buds together and you can use either bud in mono or stereo mode. Sound quality feels very neutral and does not seem to have a strong emphasis on any ... MoreI have heard good things about this brand from reviews and I decided to go for these earbuds because they have been around for a while. First thing I noticed was how small the case is. It has an oval shaped case that fits very easily into a small pocket of your jeans or into the mini compartment of your backpack. The case is very simple and features four led lights to indicate the charge left in the case. The connection is instantaneous, and you do not have to worry about the slave or master bud having to connect to the device first and then pairing the buds together separately. These will automatically pair the buds together and you can use either bud in mono or stereo mode. Sound quality feels very neutral and does not seem to have a strong emphasis on any frequency. These are fantastic to use for podcasts around the house for doing chores because they have a very wide range in of connectivity. The earbuds connected a lot better than other earbuds in this price range; you can go a lot further and you can go to other rooms and not worry about obstacles blocking the connection. They are very good for calls, as I have gotten positive feedback from people that I have been making extended calls with. Go for these if you will be using these as your household chores/ calls headset because these are a lot better than what the price asks for. As for music, it is good enough quality, but there is nothing special that pops out in terms of the sound. Lastly, for those who care about audio/ video lag, these have a slight noticeable audio lag on the YouTube app for iOS devices. Overall solid pair of earbuds that get the job done with no issues for a fair price.Pros: Microphone quality, lightweight designCons: Audio/ Video Lag

Easy to pair and carry around

I ordered these earbuds as I wanted to try out this new form of earphones since a few months. I have mostly used full size headphones, or the in-ear earphones with wire hanging out of them. So this was a welcome experience to not have to worry about wires.The package was shipped quickly, and the packaging is decent. I like that these come in a carry case, which doubles up as charger. So you can store the headphones while in use, and they get charged up as well.In terms of pairing up, I found it pretty straight-forward. You just put the phone in pairing mode and take these earphones out of the case. They automatically enter pairing mode and you can pair them up on the phone screen. When you are done, just put them back in the case, and they automatically get switched ... MoreI ordered these earbuds as I wanted to try out this new form of earphones since a few months. I have mostly used full size headphones, or the in-ear earphones with wire hanging out of them. So this was a welcome experience to not have to worry about wires.The package was shipped quickly, and the packaging is decent. I like that these come in a carry case, which doubles up as charger. So you can store the headphones while in use, and they get charged up as well.In terms of pairing up, I found it pretty straight-forward. You just put the phone in pairing mode and take these earphones out of the case. They automatically enter pairing mode and you can pair them up on the phone screen. When you are done, just put them back in the case, and they automatically get switched off. And then you take them out and they will get automatically connected to the previous connected device. So this part was quite easy.In terms of sound quality, I feel the music quality is okay. It does not match the big headphones that I have, but for a small piece of earphones, it is good. I mainly use it for making audio or video calls, and that is where they are very useful. The noise cancelling feature is very nice as it removes the background noise and sends my voice loud and clear. This feature I find surprisingly missing even in bigger noise cancelling headphones.In terms of fit, I am currently using the default eartips, but these do come with three extra pairs in different sizes if you want to try that. Also, the carry case is quite small, so you can carry it around in your pocket easily. I haven't really got used to the touch controls, it will take a while until I remember which side to touch for what. It is good though that there is no button, touch makes it more convenient. So far I am pretty happy with this purchase, and looking forward to getting used to this form factor and the new controls.

Great In-Ear Earbuds

Been looking for some earbuds that I can walk in, as the ones like first gen AirPods barely cling to the exterior of my ear canal. So the design of AirPods Pro is desired, as it offers different size tips to fit different size ear canals. But given today's uncertainty, cost is a big consideration in this purchase, therefore an alternative to AirPods Pro was sought.And here we are. TaoTronics SoundLiberty. Pretty much a black AirPods Pro, minus the noise cancelling feature.Right off the bat, seems like most of these earbuds require no brain to pair. As soon as I open the Bluetooth in settings, it finds it easily, and pairs without a cinch. And once it's paired, whenever they're taken out of the charging case, they will automatically turn on and pairs to your device. ... MoreBeen looking for some earbuds that I can walk in, as the ones like first gen AirPods barely cling to the exterior of my ear canal. So the design of AirPods Pro is desired, as it offers different size tips to fit different size ear canals. But given today's uncertainty, cost is a big consideration in this purchase, therefore an alternative to AirPods Pro was sought.And here we are. TaoTronics SoundLiberty. Pretty much a black AirPods Pro, minus the noise cancelling feature.Right off the bat, seems like most of these earbuds require no brain to pair. As soon as I open the Bluetooth in settings, it finds it easily, and pairs without a cinch. And once it's paired, whenever they're taken out of the charging case, they will automatically turn on and pairs to your device. When compare to the AirPods, these fit my ears much better, more snug and secure.On my walk today, it was surprisingly secure. Only towards the end of my two-hour walk, it got a little loose. I had to use some water to clean the tip and re-insert the earbuds. So quick tip to users - clean your ear canals with damp q-tip, or tissue, before using. They will provide better adhesion for the earbuds to grab onto.Sound-wise, they're very decent for the price. Great for podcasts, but not music with low lows. You're not going to get too much bass out of these. I'm guessing that's the one thing you have to give up when you go with these earbuds.Battery life seem to be plenty long for any job that's 3-4 hours, but would have to test to believe if it would last 10+ hours.One gripe I do have is multi-function control for play/pause/skip. Both earbuds has one touch-button for play/pause/skip and volume control. While that is great, but the touch control is quite touchy-feely. You will need to get used to it to be able control on demand. I suggest grabbing the stick portion of the earbud with your thumb and middle-finger, and click-touch the control with your index finger. Sooner you get used to doing that, sooner your headache goes away.The charging case is a large jellybean shaped plastic case. The earbuds fits snugly in the case and charges quickly, should you manage to run it out of juice. I've done two-hour walks, and so far, it's still going... still going... going...All in all, a great budget wireless earbud for busybodies on the go. Instead of spending $250+ for AirPods Pro, these are the smart alternative, for less than 1/4 of the price.

Great Sound, Listening Range and Price

.1 upgraded from Tozo T8 to the T10 and also own a pair of wireless earbuds from a well knownBrand associated with fruit, and have to say I am very impressed with the wireless earbuds in comparisonto the other that 1 own. First of all, They are great value. The set up was very straight forward andconnected to my devices bluetooth in a few seconds. When you pick the earbuds up out of the casethey automatically attach to each other and have useful light indicators. The case also has lightindicators to show the charge level which is very helpful. The waterproof feature is very useful asI'm often worried about headphones if it is raining etc. They fit in my ear nicely and don't fall out asthere is a selection of attachment earpiece sizes to best ft the size of your ear. ... More.1 upgraded from Tozo T8 to the T10 and also own a pair of wireless earbuds from a well knownBrand associated with fruit, and have to say I am very impressed with the wireless earbuds in comparisonto the other that 1 own. First of all, They are great value. The set up was very straight forward andconnected to my devices bluetooth in a few seconds. When you pick the earbuds up out of the casethey automatically attach to each other and have useful light indicators. The case also has lightindicators to show the charge level which is very helpful. The waterproof feature is very useful asI'm often worried about headphones if it is raining etc. They fit in my ear nicely and don't fall out asthere is a selection of attachment earpiece sizes to best ft the size of your ear. Nice presentation inthe box and good dlear instructions. The sound is really nice, I have listened to a selection of songsand audiobooks etc and the sound is up there with some of the best sounding earbuds I've used,very dlear with good sound range The soundrange distance is good, I walked downstairs in my home and continued to listen to the headphonesno problem (lunder 10 metres). The case and earbuds feel very premium, there is even a lanyardincluded for carrying around your neck or hanging on a hook etc. For the price you can't go wrong,also supports wireless charging which I might have to try out as well Ive added an unboxing videoplus some photos to help show what's included too. Thanks for reading my review and hopefullythis might've helped in your decision to try out these if you do decide to getthese. Happy listening!

I literally replaced my Powerbeat Pros with these!

First of all as my title says, I bought these so I wouldn't have to worry about damaging my beloved Powerbeat Pros. I can honestly say these have far surpassed my expectations, ESPECIALLY FOR THE PRICE!Alright, here's an overview of my favorite aspects to these.Sound Quality - 9/10. They legitimately sound close to the powerbeat pros, which is extremely impressive to me, for this price they shouldn't even be an 8. Keep in mind for both I use a simple app on my phone that lets me adjust the audio output on my device to enhance the sound. I 100% recommend looking for one no matter what you use as quite a few good ones are free, they legitimately are awesome!Button Controls (Touch) - 9/10. After the awesome controls of the Powerbeat Pros I was extremely worried I would ... MoreFirst of all as my title says, I bought these so I wouldn't have to worry about damaging my beloved Powerbeat Pros. I can honestly say these have far surpassed my expectations, ESPECIALLY FOR THE PRICE!Alright, here's an overview of my favorite aspects to these.Sound Quality - 9/10. They legitimately sound close to the powerbeat pros, which is extremely impressive to me, for this price they shouldn't even be an 8. Keep in mind for both I use a simple app on my phone that lets me adjust the audio output on my device to enhance the sound. I 100% recommend looking for one no matter what you use as quite a few good ones are free, they legitimately are awesome!Button Controls (Touch) - 9/10. After the awesome controls of the Powerbeat Pros I was extremely worried I would hate touch controls. They are extremely responsive, and you can do almost everything the same other than adjusting vol up and down on the same earpiece which is understandable, yet disappointing all the same. Still very very good controls though!Comfort 8/10. These headphones are pretty comfortable as they are, the only complaint is I had a larger spare set of earbuds I found felt super comfortable with them, but unfortunately the case didn't close because of the way the case is designed. They fit pretty well in your ear, I just wish they had a more mid-large size to better fit my ear.Battery Life 10/10. I already loved my Powerbeat Pros battery life, and these seriously feel like double that! They really do reach about 50 hours total which is absolutely insanity for this price!!Connectivity 10/10. These things have a huge bluetooth range, in a comparison test to my Powerbeats they have about a 5 foot range difference. These shouldn't be beating headphones that are 3 times it's price.Microphone 8/10. Honestly microphones on ANY wireless earbuda are not superb, even on the powerbeats I would feel like they just aren't good enough personally. Not that they are bad, but I wish they were better especially for the price. As for these, the mic is pretty close to airpod quality. Not quite there, but still impressive. Nothing else at this price range will have a better mic, that's for sure.Portability 11/10. I use Powerbeat Pros. In conparison the case is literally 3 times smaller. Nuff' said.Overall thoughts 9/10.I just want to go ahead and say that based on all that I have said that I have loved my powerbeat pros obviously. For these $50 headphones to be as good as they are and literally beat the powerbeats in more than half of the most important qualities to me is absolutely insane for this price. I highly, highly, HIGHLY recommend these headphones! Even though I did love my powerbeats, the much smaller case and ease of using them have just far outweighed the positives of the Powerbeats personally, so I sold them online. Now I only own these, and I ain't ever looking back! Oh and also, I saw quite a few posts talking about connecticity issues and the bass sounding tinny like, but I have never had either of those issues whatsoever.