Review on Linklike True Wireless Earbuds & in-Ear Headphones with Mic, Bluetooth 5.0, Stereo Deep Bass, Waterproof 36H Touch Control for Workout Sport/USB-C Charging/Mono & Twin Mode by Yasmine Sepulveda

Conclusion: This is a solid set of great sounding true wireless headphones that are really affordable. I'm not a music lover, but the sound quality suits me personally. I think their features are on par with the fancier sets that will set you back $100+ for a much better price. If you only use one device they are perfect, and if you use more than one the pros still completely outweigh the cons and the workaround for no multipoint connections is very simple. Customer service is top notch. Verdict: I'm a fan. Pros: - Amazing sound, great bass, clear call quality - Simple functions, switching to one-ear mode for each earbud works great and all the functions listed in the manual work (e.g. move forward, etc.) - Sits comfortably, stays indoors and filters outside noise well while playing (I had these puppies during a thunderstorm and didn't realize it was raining and rumbled. Also accidentally put metal in the microwave and I didn't notice this either. o_0) - The battery lasts a decent time. After a full charge I was able to play them for over 8 hours straight before they started barking at me. Without playing them all the time, I'm sure the charge will keep going. I don't know 24 hours, but it lasts more than twice as long as other small Bluetooth headphones. The charging case is handy, especially when I need to charge on the go. I was able to fully charge the earbuds several times before having to charge the case again. - The case features a USB-C charging port - with all new devices migrating from Micro-USB to USB-C, the design is clearly forward-thinking - Linklike customer support has been incredibly responsive and eager to fix the issue if anything not working not working - I was very happy with them. Cons: - Mediocre range, 30 yards is ambitious; Don't expect to go to another room and be guaranteed a reliable signal - range depended on where I was moving and how many walls were in the way. I live in a little tramp and the audio cut out as soon as I walked down the hall two doors from the kitchen. If you move around in the same room or keep your device in your pocket, everything is fine. I really want them to have a multipoint connection. The not-so-fancy kind that plays from two devices at the same time, but one that connects to two paired devices at the same time and then automatically plays from one of the two. I have other Bluetooth headphones that do the same thing with my devices, although they're not truly wireless (e.g. they connect to my phone and Kindle Fire at the same time, and then switch between them without having to disconnect from the first device or reboot). Bluetooth pairing) while these Bluetooth headphones only connect to the last connected device and once paired I can't connect from other devices no matter how many different ways I tried to set them up. I had this issue with another Linklike product where I couldn't connect my headphones to two Bluetooth devices at the same time, but I also had this issue with the Skullcandy set so I don't think this is a Linklike specific issue is. MY REMEDY: Once the earbuds are paired with both devices you want to switch between, turn the earbuds off, then back on and hold the contact points for a few seconds until you hear the words "pairing." You can then select the headphones on the device you want to use and then connect without having to manually disconnect from the previous device. This will not delete previous pairings with your devices. It's not that comfortable, but it definitely doesn't get in the way. To be clear, the devices I use that all headphones connect to are: - a very outdated Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge running Android 8.0.0 - a 2017 Kindle Fire HD 10 version. - Generic bluetooth dongle that connects to my computer - Windows 10 computer I don't work often so I don't know how they stand up to sweat/humidity but I bet they will be fine.