Review on 🎧 MIFA True Wireless Earbud, Bluetooth 5.0 TWS Stereo Headphones – Sports Earphones with Touch Control, Built-in Mic & Charging Case by Alisha Bradley

Ok I bought these after my Funcl Ai died as a cheap alternative. I wasn't expecting much but I'm really surprised. I will cover several aspects. Fit: Good At first I felt these earbuds didn't fit my ears at all compared to my Funcl Ai. But after playing around with different tip sizes I got a good fit. Keep in mind that I have very small Asian ears so it's rare to get something that fits my ear size. Mic Quality: Don't even expect a decent mic from this one. Good enough for phone calls but not for recording. Sound quality: excellent. The sound quality is definitely surprisingly good. Lots of bass, but a bit overdriven in the mids and highs, but actually more of a nitpick. They are close compared to my Funcl Ai which costs $50-80. Charging Case: OK, glass plastic, expect a lot of fingerprints on this thing, flexible plastic hinge that is detached from the magnet that keeps it closed, very light and empty feel. Definitely don't expect Apple tech. The 4 indicator lights don't really just correspond to the case battery. The middle two dots correspond to the battery of the case (1 red dot = 50%, 2 red dots = 50-90%, 2 green dots = fully charged. The left and right dots of most dots turn red to indicate that the headphones Plus a small button to wake up the case to tell you the battery and charging status Use the right earphone if you don't want the repair, if you decide to only use the left earphone you'll need to repair with your phone This is the problem of most true wireless earphones on the market happens when I use the left earphone but then take out the right one.It happened that my oneplus 6t (with bluetooth 5.0) was connected to both separately and playing at the same time could only eat one.I had to press and hold the touch button on the left earbud until it turned off and then press and hold again to turn it back on lten so it synced back to the right earbud. It sucks, but for $30 I'm not complaining. When the lid is opened, the earbuds will immediately enter pairing mode. But what if I only take out one earbud? When the lid is closed again, the other earbud will immediately return to charging mode and will not play music. Putting the earpiece back in turns everything off. Why am I saying this? On my Funcl AI. When you put the main earbud back into the charging case, it won't turn off or charge. I had to lift the slave earbud to sync with the master and then I was finally able to put it back down and they both started charging. A nuisance I found amusing has been addressed with a much cheaper alternative. In the future I will talk about the battery life.