Review on 🖤 Black-Love Wireless Earbuds: Bluetooth 5.1 Headphones with Super-Comfort, Great Sound & Sweat Proof Design - Perfect for Sports! by Amanda Wohltmann

I have a similar pair of wireless headphones but I wanted a second pair because I was tired of switching bluetooth connections between devices . I would have preferred to just design a second pair of headphones for a second device and I liked their geometric low poly look so I bought them. (While I like my existing headphones, I wanted something that looked very different, so I didn't mix them up.) After using these headphones for a couple of weeks, here are my observations. Advantages: - Value for money. They're not exactly high-end, but they have a decent sound at an exceptionally low price. If you're willing to lose a little, want more than a pair, or just don't care as much about "big sound" and "awesome user experience" as some big-name audio system manufacturers do, this is a handy option. Get the convenience of wireless at a reasonable price. If you just want to flip back and forth with your headphones, or selectively answer or reject calls, this pair will do the trick. They "just work". I had no issues with pairing, charging, or battery life. I had a bit of trouble getting them out of the case initially, but decided to use a "twist and pull" approach, which works for me all the time. Neutral: You don't have a microphone. They don't claim it, so I'm not punishing them for it, but if you compare it to Apple AirPods, you know it's a big difference. (You're using the microphone of the connected device, so if you have a phone or tablet nearby you can still use it to make calls etc., but you can't, for example, talk to your phone in your pocket while you're out and about.) - They don't fit me as well as the pair I already have or any Apple-style wired headphones I have. For me, that's a minus, but maybe not for you, as this is a rather subtle difference that can play into your hands. Disadvantages: - VERY sensitive. In the user guide, the "touch zone" is listed as the bottom front of each earbud. However, most headphones seem to work as a touchpad. If you have a good figure and slim face, this might suit you. Since I often have to put them back in my ear when they come out, I constantly pause or restart the audio when I'm not going to. I'm not 100% sure it actually all works as a touchpad; Perhaps the angle of the headphones + my puffy face means that when I touch any part of the earcup, the intended touch area touches my face. In any case, it often happens that I prefer other headphones, even if they have fewer features. I hope this helps you as you peruse the many wireless earbud options available!