Review on NexiGo Air T2 Ultra-Thin Wireless Earbuds, Qualcomm QCC3040, Bluetooth 5.2, 4-Mic CVC 8.0 Noise Cancelling for Clear Calls, aptX, 28-Hour Playtime, USB-C, IPX5 Waterproof, Black by Juice Jali

Full Disclosure I'm testing this product for Nexigo in exchange for an honest review and qualifying for the headphones. This is the first headphone I have ever used. I don't have a cable connecting them together so this was a new experience in that regard. Pros - The sound quality is really good and comparable to my other similarly priced headphones. - Very easy to match with my Android phone, iPod, iPad and Win10 laptop. The case feels smooth and sleek and stays closed while bouncing around in my backpack. As I said, this headphone design is a new experience for me. Cons (Reasons for 4 stars) - Not being able to control the volume on my device through headphones isn't a huge problem, but it's quite inconvenient when my iPod is in my backpack and what I'm listening to goes from comfortable volume to painfully loud . - (big problem) they keep slipping out of my ears unless I wear a hat or headband that covers my ears and keeps them in place. One suggestion to solve this might be to add a more mundane band around the outer edge of each ear cup, giving a slightly grippy surface but not irritating to the ears. Alternatively, it is possible to bring the earmold closer to the natural shape of the ear canal and, as an additional measure, add a non-slip surface on the edge. Will I keep using them? Yes, although I have to say it will depend on how fitting a headband or hat is for me and as such they are more of a second choice to me. I'm not sure if everyone has an issue with them slipping out or an issue with the shape of my ears, so slipping out might not be an issue for others.