Review on 🎧 FIIL Digital Noise Cancelling Headphones: Wireless Earbuds with 4 Earplug Sizes, Neckband Bluetooth Headphones for Sports, 10hrs Playtime, Hi-Fi Sound & 10mm Dynamic Drivers by Fernanda Brown

The sound quality is pretty decent, nothing special. Some bass ranges are boosted a bit and some mids and highs feel a bit soft, but overall the sound profile is pretty good and more balanced than I expected. Distortion is extremely minimal and volume levels are good, it could be louder but the level is great for whatever listening I need it for. Extremely isolating from the start. But you also have an additional mode to monitor sounds around you so you don't miss your surroundings to listen to soft background music. Battery life is pretty good for a single charge, apparently earbuds with a case have their own charging solutions between listens so you might need to charge them every 1/2 day of heavy listening instead of once a week or so. but for the price and sound quality, i had no problem with the trade. The battery claims to last up to 100 hours of standby time or 10 hours of playback - I've never been let down by them for a long day. The wearing comfort is also amazing. The neck cord takes a while to get used to, but the way the cords don't pull on your headphones, the weightless feeling they feel in your ears, the fact that the company sends out plenty of tips to get around this making sure it fits perfectly, everything in this product screams that its price is at least 2-3 times lower than it should be. Don't miss the opportunity to buy some of these things. They even have a neat way to switch to standby mode. When you take the earbuds out of your ears, they can connect together using magnets on the back of each earbud. Connecting these magnets will automatically put the device to sleep, taking them apart and putting them back in your ears will wake them up and reconnect them. When not in use, they turn into a necklace, so you don't have to worry about losing or turning them over. A very minor flaw I have is that the cables themselves are slightly different lengths. Not so much to affect functionality in any way, just enough to annoy me when I notice it.