Review on Sabbat X12 PRO 3D Clear Sound True Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth 5.0 TWS Stereo Earphones - A Week's Endurance with Built-in Mic and Charging Case for iPhone, Samsung, iPad, Android (Flames) by Matthew Ciula

Here is the Sabbat X12 Pro, available in multiple colors. The first thing you have to do when you take them out of the box is to turn them on by pressing and holding each earbud until it turns on. The assistant will start speaking in a foreign language, and pairing with your phone is very simple. Now CLICK 5 TIMES ON EACH HEADPHONE TO CHANGE THE LANGUAGE! The first is another foreign language, so just keep repeating until you get to English. If you put them in the case and it lights up again in a foreign language, just do it again until it's full. After that, there will be no more problems with changing the language yourself. These headphones fit my ears perfectly and the sound is fantastic. I used them for almost a month but the first pair I received turned out to be defective. I had trouble accidentally plugging my earbuds into my phone when they were in a case. This was frustrating as I was on the phone with the headphones plugged in causing my phone to stop talking. I contacted Revain who happily replaced them with the exact same headphones. Since I received the second pair, I haven't had any connection problems. This is the ONLY complaint about these headphones. This particular pair doesn't have the silicone ear tips like 90% of the others as they have an earphone design like Apple's. I found the Apple Earphones (wired version) extremely convenient and even better since they are truly wireless. So for $50-60 you get quality sound, true wireless, USB-C charging, wireless charging and convenience. If you choose to exercise in them, they come with silicone ear tips to secure them in your ear. Just note that you cannot charge them there. The battery life is excellent. I used it for 5-6 hours watching videos before I had to charge it and the case can charge it 4 times before needing to charge itself. I also used them to talk to my brother who was using an electric blower in the driveway and he heard me fine. They also get very loud and can drown out all the sounds around you. I realize this is a chaotic review, but these headphones deserve it as the company is unknown to many consumers. I originally bought Taotronics headphones which were fine but had some flaws. I then checked out Raycon as they seem like a quality company but no longer sell a headphone version. Then I found them and in the review I have a feeling that Raycon may have bought from this company, put their logo on and then charged double. For those of you who have doubts about this or any other pair of headphones from this company, pull the trigger and give them a shot. You will not be disappointed.