Review on Wireless Bluetooth Reduction Playtime Waterproof by Tammy Hoeft

As far as I can tell they don't support the AptX codec at all, only base standard SBC (and only 44.1kHz not 48kHz and only 16bit not 24bit) . Even though the playtime is stated as if it should be 10 hours on a single charge, the English language documentation clearly states the playtime as "about 3 hours". It's not USB-C (it's regular micro-USB and doesn't seem to support "USB-C fast charging" at all). I don't hear any sign of exit noise cancellation either, so I suspect that's another blatant lie on this list. Don't expect to get what the listing claims. The only part of this list that isn't entirely fake is the fact that these are wireless headphones and the photos (which show exactly what the product looks like). I'm also not at all sure about the IPX8 rating, which is the only feature I really wanted. However, I just wanted cheap headphones that I could wear in the hot tub without worrying about moisture damage. The actual output audio is weak and of poor quality, but usable. Also note that all silent voice prompts when connecting/disconnecting/etc. in Chinese. However, for a set of $18 "try wearing them in the hot tub" wireless headphones (which should be perfectly fine for IPX8-rated headphones), they're a good deal. I haven't fully charged them yet but I reckon they should last over 4 hours on a single charge, at least when new. Unless the product description was obviously a scam and accurately describes what you are getting, this would be a 3-4 star product for the price. However, I would still advise buying a less sketchy product with an accurate list. I've seen many other listings in the $10-$15 range that seem to be on par or slightly better than this one. You can probably get them faster too.