Review on 🎧 Bluedio Hi(Hurricane) Bluetooth 5.0 Wireless Earbuds with Charging Case - Mini Car Headset, Built-in Mic for Cell Phone, Running, Android | 5Hrs Playtime by Amy Williams

Well I finally decided to ditch the bluetooth cable (there was a $30 pair that worked great no problem but the cable dangling around my neck tugged at times when I bench pressed or touched it So it was a little annoying Decided to get some truly wireless ones and decided to use Onyxpods (not on Amazon) which cost about $34 I think they are similar to the Apple Airpods but are black.They worked great during the day on charging (currently waiting for a replacement from them) so I decided to order it as it's "like" in shape and .under $20...they worked fine, none Problems with disconnection, muting, etc. Pros: 1. As cheap as possible 2. Sound is pretty good (can't compare to anything else) 3. Noise-cancelling seems decent (maybe it wasn't not fully plugged in, or my ear canal is not). a bit more, but the music in the gym is barely audible at half volume. Turn it up over 70% and I can't hear anything. They didn't need to be adjusted at all as they never felt loose even when turning, crouching etc. 5. They have a feature that if you take the right one out of your ear, it will pause/stop your music in case you need to talk to someone, which is pretty nice. (hadn't really tested the hanging controls yet. Cons: 1. The body is quite inferior compared to the Onyxpods I have. Seems to be weaker in plastic, also it's MUCH bigger so more annoying to have it in the Having a bag on the Gym 2. I personally don't like the little soft earbuds as they tend to get dirty more easily than the style on Onyxpods 3. It takes more force to get them out of the case than I can imagine, it seems you have to almost force it out when the case is opened. NEVER fall out. Might get easier with time. The only other annoying thing is the connection after charging. If you put it in the case to charge, it will after Completion automatically reconnects...even if you don't say so.The Onyx pods do the same thing.So it could just be a wireless headphone setup + case charger, but just something with which you can live with / turn off the blueto oth after you're done with them. Overall 10/10 would recommend them if you want an introductory pair into bluetooth wireless.