🎧 Donerton Wireless Earbuds: Bluetooth 5.1 Headphones with 140 Hours Playtime, IP7 Waterproof, Noise Cancelling Microphone, LCD Display - Perfect for Sports and Work Review

I like the neutral sound of these headphones. They are unobtrusive in the ear and very stable during activity. The battery life of the charging container is phenomenal. It charges the buds multiple times before they need to be charged again. The earbuds have normal battery life, but once the charge drops to the charge level, they'll annoyingly 'talk' to you every few seconds and then just turn off. It would be nice to get an earlier warning and have fewer alerts interrupting the music.

These were my first wireless headphones and I'm VERY impressed! They connected to my device very easily, were very comfortable to wear and take a long time to charge. I charged them at 81% and have been using them almost every day for the past 3 weeks, at night when I go to bed, so they usually work all night and they're still 20% charged! I haven't charged them yet, very long time. They have very good sound quality. They don't cancel out all other noise and I still want to hear a bit of what's

I love how snug they fit in my way and I rarely have to worry about them falling out, but the dislike is far greater. Firstly they don't charge, I had the earpiece in the case for over 36 hours (75% case battery life) and had to listen to my podcast for a full 30 minutes before the earpiece died indicating it wasn't working. don't charge all weekend. Second, no matter how hard I try, the touch controls don't work, they just pause what I'm hearing. Third, they are not waterproof. When I try to…

The sound quality is very good. I have a problem with the headphones, they fit perfectly. I almost don't feel like I'm wearing them. The battery charge lasts for several hours. The charging case looks good, although the top looks like cheap plastic. The C-type charging port is a plus. Worth the money, you won't be disappointed. I wear them more often than Casio in-ear headphones now. Edit: After using these headphones for a few months; The only problem I have is that you have to make sure you…

What I'm here for is that the sound on them is solid (not much bass) but the sound is clear. They can also get quite loud, which is also nice considering Bluetooth reception can be limited at times. They also pair quickly with my phone. The problem I have is when I put them in and out of my ear, you'll likely press one of the buttons to either pause the music or adjust the volume. call is terrible. I tested them against airfields as that's the end goal here (a lot and no need to buy them…

These are my first wireless headphones. I've had them for 3 weeks now. I use them on my daily walks. The sound quality is good, but not as good as I expected. Not as good as wearable noise canceling headphones. They are good for listening to audio books, but not so good for music. They claim to be noise canceling but if I'm not wrong they don't seem to have any active noise canceling effect except in your ears. I haven't figured out how to increase or decrease the volume. Two quick right swipes

I had a "generation" of these phones before that. I was very happy with the old pair but lost the headphones so I replaced them. The difference in price between these newer ones and the oldest is about $20, but it's worth the extra cost. The charging case draining seems to have worked, the old model's spare battery was gradually draining even when not in use; This newer model holds a 91% charge for several weeks and only discharges when used as it should. Speaking of the battery, charging via…

It was so disappointing. Of the good ones - the sound is good, the battery life (when charging) is decent, that's all. The bad thing is they get stuck in my ear, they don't stay in place. When I try to take it out of my ear, a small piece pops out and I have to take it out of my ear. I like the idea that I can charge them multiple times before having to charge the base. Unfortunately, it's hit and miss for charging. Most of the time I plug it in to charge, take it the next day, put it in my ear

I buy headphones for 30 to 50 dollars once a year. I know they have a limited life cycle and I don't expect high quality Bose headsets. But that is far from what is being described. I'm not sure where good reviews come from. They come with 3 interchangeable ear tips that adjust to your ear. None of them have a hard landing. I don't have big ears. I usually use medium sizes with other kits. The sound quality is below average at best. You may hear a crackling noise. Tried different styles of…