Review on 🎧 GIEC Wireless Earbuds: Mini Bluetooth Earbuds for Android & iOS with Microphone, Perfect for Small Ears, Sweatproof & Ideal for Workouts by Aaron Campbell

I'm still looking for the perfect true wireless headphones. They're not, but it's not bad. In fact, I really like her. The sound is ok. The sound is quite clear, there is no background noise. The bass isn't very deep, but the highs aren't tinny either - the mids sound good but don't really feel like you're at a concert. Pairing was very easy - they snap together, then pair with your phone/tablet/laptop/whatever. I'm pretty sure it's not noise-cancelling, other than putting it in your ears, which blocks some of the noise. I stream a lot of videos on my phone and latency is an issue with some of the headphones I have. When I watch the show and turn it on, the voices and mouth movements happen at the same time. I appreciate it very much. The controls are simple and I like them. A touch on either ear to play/pause. Long press left side to decrease volume; long press on right to increase volume. Double-tap left to go back one track; Double tap right to go to the track. The touchpads are sensitive but not bad enough to fit in your ears. I think you can use them to receive calls too, but who else uses their phone to make calls? I *love* the LED indicator that shows me how much battery is left. I tried to find info on how many mAh it has since it's also a power pack but I couldn't find it and I was too tired to go upstairs for instructions. I've been listening to them for 6 hours and the case says it's still 95% charged with the headphones. I haven't measured the battery life, but it's impressive. All "can be used as a phone holder" - more wishful thinking than practicality. They can't when the buds are still in the case, and it's not the best when they're out. Or maybe my phone is too big. TL; DR: Decent sound, easy pairing and control, amazing battery life, and no obvious lag. No noise canceling, of course. It's worth the $35 they're going for today.