Review on Headphones WEILIGU Waterproof Sweatproof Cancelling by Ashley Watkins

I recently bought four bluetooth headphones in search of the best workout headphones. My main criteria were a) they stay in place while exercising, b) they have decent sound quality so as not to bother me as I'm a little music nerd, and c) they are comfortable and unobtrusive to wear for hours. time in an active environment. After several days of testing I found the following: Summary: I chose the Firacore headphones because they meet all my criteria and although they are not perfect I am very happy with them so far. Version: This was my first experience with wireless headphones. I've avoided them until now because I didn't want to sacrifice sound quality, I was skeptical that they would stay in my ears, and I didn't like the idea of having anything else to charge with. But if you're the last guy at the gym with cords in your pocket, at some point you have to think maybe I should try them. All in all, I was pleasantly surprised by the performance of all the headphones I tried. At $25-$40 I really wasn't expecting much, but they all turned out to be at least serviceable. And what's most surprising, through trial and error, they all fit securely and stayed in place even with violent movements. I also had no problem pairing any of them with my iPhone 7+ or getting any of the button functions to work. With that in mind, here's what I found noteworthy about each model: 1st Place: FIRACORE True Wireless Earbuds https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07PNRKQNY/ Ironically, these were the ones that interested me the least, I was sure they were they would work. and basically just added because I wanted to try true wireless headphones. But they conquered me. Pros: *Very comfortable to stay in place and very comfortable to wear for long periods of time. *Very unobtrusive - the wire doesn't touch my neck, no hook on my ear which means I practically forget I'm wearing them means I can change them less often and it's just super cool and works really well. * Sound quality was (subjectively) the best of all, but note that I prefer a neutral sound profile with no artificially boosted bass * Very long Bluetooth range * Call and microphone quality is good * Nicely packaged with lots of accessories including 3 sizes of extra small rubber hooks for the ears. Cons: * The lowest bundle amount. I hear around 75% volume at the gym, which is fine for me but may not be loud enough for some, especially in very noisy environments. Please note that all other models were quite loud at 30-40% volume.* They're big and look a bit odd in your ears* The single multifunction button takes a little getting used to and is difficult to press without the eartip pressing uncomfortably deep the ear canal. Tip: push the top of the button up * No cord so you can't hang them around your neck when not in use * Most expensive of all but overall still good value in my opinion. Second: TT-BH07https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07Q8635S7/ Advantages:* Smallest and "most inconspicuous" optics* Lightweight* Sits very securely in the ear thanks to "wings"* Good sound quality Disadvantages: * The large control module on one side tends to wobble during activity and pulls wires to that side of the head/neck. This can be alleviated by tying the excess wire together behind the neck with a clip or zip tie. if that's yours) although the vocals are a little muddy * No control module hanging off the cable - perfectly balanced * Very comfortable with soft ear hooks and easy to wear for long periods Cons: * Best and easiest to use control buttons of the bunch * No control module, hanging from a wire - perfectly balanced * Personally, I'm not a big fan of metallic red - it makes them more visible * For me, the on-ear hook is more noticeable than earphones and made me more aware that I was on WEILIGU https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07PG78Q55/Pros:* Sticks well in place* Flat cable is a nice touch and the least annoying of the wired models* Comes with lots of accessories including extra inputs - ear hooks and On-ear hook Cons: * Quite big and looks very strange in the ears * Worse sound quality package