Review on 🎧 Langsdom TWS Bluetooth 5.0 Earbuds: True Wireless Earphones for Sport & Work, Bass Dual Driver, 30H Playtime & Mic, Compatible for iPhone Android by Ruby Moya

In the introduction to this review, I must say that sound is a priority in this home. We have very good equipment. Most of the time I listen to headphones or earphones that are 10 times more expensive than them. I've tried several cheaper sets because I have a glass studio that's actually outdoors. (I'm in Hawaii) and don't want to risk ruining expensive gear. Consequently, I've tried much less expensive hardware and this is one of the best. That said, I've only tried one other set under $100 that I liked and it still costs more than double this one. I also have a problem with my headphones. They don't sit well in the ears, often fall out and are uncomfortable to wear. I actually fell asleep in them, woke up and they were still in my ears. This is the first time for me. So I'll say these are probably the most comfortable headphones I've ever worn and they fit the best. The sound is clear and precise. It's a neutral sound profile which I like, no boosted bass but the bass doesn't suffer. There's no fluff or background noise, and the noise-cancellation is pretty good too. I now live out of town in Hawaii and when my neighbor's gardeners aren't around, most of the ambient noise comes from birds (but they can make noise ;) However, my neighborhood isn't as noisy as some, but it's blocked. Anything good enough not to disrupt the music produced an isolated sound quality. The sound isn't as rich and you don't get the tonality that you get with $300 headphones (Sony xm1000s) or Devialet (same price, different tonality). They compete with the Jabra 65ts, which are very good for the price. The sound quality of the Jabras is better, but I've never been able to wear them for more than an hour and they typically drop out every 15 minutes or so. Despite being in the same sub $100 price range, they are just under $100 which is about the same price as 3 Langsdom sets. This is a key difference. While I'm not a runner, I can spend 10 hours a day weeding my yard. I really don't want to lose my $100 headphones while I'm gardening. If I lose them it wouldn't hurt to replace them and more importantly I'm less likely to lose them because they stay put and are comfortable to wear. I wore them for 3-4 hours this afternoon and they didn't fall out or hurt. How good are the headphones you're not wearing? I have a quiet, comfortable pair of Bose headphones that I've worn exactly once. and I probably won't wear them again.: severe pain. no All this indicates that these are very comfortable headphones. They fit well and are comfortable. The sound quality is good, excellent in this price range. I would highly recommend them if you can't afford to spend $300 or don't have to worry about losing them during a workout or whatever. Langsdom are the most comfortable headphones I've ever worn. They fit well, fit well and sound pretty good. They match easily and aren't high impedance as most of my devices burn the battery on my FIIO. It's not like this. After wearing them for 3-4 hours I still have 65% battery on fiio. Other in-ear headphones can last a long time, but I get an hour or two on my FIIO. Which brings me to my last point. No need to listen on your phone. You can, but if you have a player, there is no application preventing you from using it. I am very impressed at this price range, very much. Summary: Sound quality: 5 stars (under $50) Comfort/fit: 5 stars. Noise cancellation: 5 stars. works well) Plays well with others: 5 stars. (I wish more people were put in this category because I don't need a headset that I can't use my FIIO with. It sounds better than a phone and too many won't pair with an independent player. Some just use them so that they Don't drain their phone's battery, I use it for sound quality, but whatever the reason you need a standalone player, you can use it with them!