Review on 🎧 Falwedi Bluetooth 5.0 True Wireless Earbuds with Charging Case for iPhone Android - 30H Playtime, Waterproof Stereo Headphones with Mic, In-Ear Earphones Headset for Sports by Jaime Miranda

Four times the price of AirPods, that's the right price! I thought I could ask them if I could replace a lost pair of AirPods at a lower price. Advantages: • Much cheaper, of course! • Pairing was pretty smooth, and the fit and weight of the ears are exactly the same as the AirPods • The charging case is almost the same size (only about 1/8 inch thicker) • The sound quality is really impressive! Top notch and gets really loud if you ever need to get up during the quiet part of the movie/show. • Latency/Latency is REALLY low - I've watched a few action movies and the graphics match the audio very well. The lip movement differs by a fraction of a millisecond, but is indecipherable unless you specifically look for it • A flashing light on the case indicates that it needs to be charged. After all, the constant glow is enough to charge the headphones 100%. • Unlike AirPods. , there are indicators on the earbuds themselves, but they only light up while charging in the case.• NO ANTIQUE LIGHT WHILE USING! courting! • Also, unlike AirPods, the indicator on the bottom of the outer case lights up while the earbuds are charging and disappears (instead of checking) after charging. • The headphones will reconnect to your device as soon as you open the case. Case with quiet but audible sound.• The earbuds charge in the same way as AirPods with a magnetic connector. Some fake AirPods use wired charging, so that's a VERY nice surprise! They are of much better quality than the fakes I've seen on Wish. • The magnetic hinge on the case is as convenient as AirPods. • They look like Airpods even from a distance and actually look good up close. • They work together or separately converting your sound from stereo to mono to get it all in one headphone as I read in the manual. It's good for long workdays when you just need to take a break from listening to a podcast or everyday music and switch between the headphones while the others charge. Cons: • The button on the outside of the earcup is a little hard to press (but easy to find). , unlike Airpods!) • No ear sensors, so it won't automatically pause when taken out of the ear. • No settings to customize key presses for different actions, although a table is useful. • Instead, I want it to be charged by lightning. Micro USB so my wife's AirPods dock can charge both. • The mic is a tiny hole and doesn't seem to pick up much interference other than static electricity - I would NOT buy these if you plan on making a lot of calls. with you. In a pinch, however, they can work. Overall a great budget buy especially for those who tend to lose things like me. It's not as sophisticated as the AirPods, but it doesn't cost $160 either. I will buy another pair for my daughter later.