Review on Slitinto Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth 5.0 - Waterproof Earphones with 30H Playtime - TWS Stereo in-Ear Sports Headset - Mic, Touch Control - Perfect for Running/Workout by Anthony Shepherd

I don't normally review products but wanted to give my honest opinion on them. They're similar in size to Samsung's Galexy headphones (yes, I misspelled the word Galexy in the picture, please be patient - I was tired.), but the shape mimics Airpods apples. (Sort of.) You can tell from the picture that they have a flat back and are slightly longer than standard Airpods, although none of those details bother me since I bought them for their cheap price and that niche desire for black airpods, without paying a fortune for a custom paint job or trying to do it yourself. The earbuds themselves are gloss black, while the case is matte black plastic, the lid's lip is a bit difficult to open but not enough to be noticeable, and the bulge in the center is the pairing button used to display the LED by blinking white that it is in pairing mode. However, I would say that the most important detail that I think is important here is the sound quality. Nothing special now. The highs and mids are acceptable, they sound very open but not tinny, the bass is, well, sadly not much bass and if you turn the volume all the way up you can hear the sound pouring out. But overall - for the price I'd say they're worth it. At the moment I haven't seen how long they can last, but as far as I can tell they should be fine for extended periods of listening to music and I've done my best not to get them wet. I wouldn't try to use them in the shower, but maybe I'm just being overly cautious. My only gripe is the lack of options to customize input for devices. There is no interface to switch the faucet. So if that violates your terms and conditions in any way, there are other, albeit probably more expensive, options to try. I would recommend them to people who want to save their money, listen to music while studying, Android users as I don't know how well they play with Apple, and people who want a plug and play experience. I hope this helps anyone looking for details in the future.