Review on TREBLAB XR700 Wireless Sports Earbuds with Custom Earhooks: Perfect for Athletes by Trevor Blazis

I used to have headphones of the same form factor - cheaper, less than $20 that broke too quickly. So I figured they have good reviews, they seem to be of a higher quality, they are made in America and the shape I need for what I'm looking for I'll try. In reality, however, they simply aren't. better than those half the price, and worse in some ways. I am a 5ft 9 inch male and my ears are normal or a bit large for my height and the smallest cap they offer is too big to wear comfortably. So they're already failing (this is mentioned in several reviews, but since my ears are larger than average I figured I'd be fine). Also, there's something about them that's just more uncomfortable than others I've had. Maybe they just don't sit up straight because of the blankets, I don't know. It's hard to rate the sound as I'm unlikely to get a 'proper' experience, but as far as I can tell it sounds like everyone else: a little tinny, but okay and basic. The battery seems good. Multipoint pairing is frustrating too, but kind of for me - I've read that they allow multiple devices to be connected at the same time, which would be ideal, but it only "remembers" at least 2 (didn't try again) devices and You can force that device to connect to this one by overwriting the one it's currently connected to without going through the whole "pairing" process every time. It's not perfect and not what I really want, but it's easier than headphones without this feature. To be honest I just don't see any reason to recommend them unless you have big ears and are dying to be able to replace the device (it WOULD be useful for me if my ears were bigger). Just buy 2 for $15 that fit better and match each pair to the device and you're better off and get money for lunch.