OontZ True Wireless BudZ Ultra Headphones Review

The Oontz True Wireless BudZ Ultra are one of my favorite in-ear headphones that I own. The sound quality is amazingly clear, the battery lasts a long time and these are some of the most comfortable headphones I've tried. I don't think I can complain about them. I have several of their Bluetooth speakers (which I love) but these are the first headphones I've tried. I highly recommend it.

Sound is pretty good, but not amazing. Very bass-heavy, maybe even too much. Good battery but not a great range from your phone. Ears hurt after 15 minutes, I thought I would get used to it, but it still hurts after a week of daily use. I use even the smallest bud tips, it still hurts. Both silent mode and audio transmission mode worked for a day, you could see a big difference between them, which was great. Both modes now sound the same, external noise is no longer cut off in silent mode. I…

The product offers excellent performance for the price. excellent sound quality, excellent volume, battery life and call quality are also top. Touch controls and sound prompts during operation are convenient. It connects instantly when taken out of the box and even has LED indicators to let you know when the case and headphones are charged. The noise insulation works far below average. exactly what you can expect from this sound point. After owning and donating several Outz Angle 3 Ultras…

I have both sets of Oontz earbuds. This set is not as good as another slightly smaller set. The smaller set has the deepest, richest bass I've ever heard from tiny in-ear headphones. Hip hop. As soon as you turn it on, everything is distorted and sounds like garbage. So if you have $80, grab them both. A small pair for bassy rap music and this pair for rock and podcasts. This pair has ANC, which is pretty cool. It also has a pass-through mode, which is handy if you're trying to keep an eye on…

Big fan of Cambridge Sound Works. They have several of their Oontz speakers. Everything about this product indicates that it was not developed by Cambridge Sound Works and does not deserve the Oontz label. First, the packaging was incredibly cheap. like what I would see at a flea market or from a non-reputable Chinese manufacturer. The sound was bad. Charging quality, housing cheaply made. My biggest disappointment. You lied about the noise cancellation. These are definitely not active noise…

I like Oontz products (not a fan of that name) and I have a couple of their speakers so I decided to try their headphones. Pros: - The sound quality is excellent. - The on/off noise canceling feature is nice. - They are very comfortable and suitcases of different sizes work well. - They hold a charge for quite a long time even if used all day. - The call quality, both when listening and when making calls, is very good. Bluetooth pairing was very easy and they stay connected much longer than…

These completely wireless headphones replaced the previous pair with a small cord that ran around the neck. I really like these headphones as they fit a lot of the devices I have without question. The earbuds will keep charged for at least 5 hours or more - of course the case allows for quick charging. I find that the headphones don't fit my ears as well as other brands of earphones. Of course, I didn't try removing the plastic earcups to see if the small or medium version solved my issue with…

Wanted to love them - I really like my Oontz portable speakers but they are mixed. Are they terrible, no. Are they good or not. This is how Bluetooth establishes a connection quickly and easily – no effort. It's LIGHT YEARS ahead of other cheap buds I've had. No crashes - again light years ahead of others I've had. This has many positive sides! Fit - I don't like things in my ears so I removed the silicone pad but found it to be quite loose so I put it back on. It's small in length and doesn't…