Review on 🎧 Soul Electronics ST-XS2 True Wireless Earphones - High Performance, IPX7 Waterproof, Bluetooth 5.0, Noise Cancelling, Built-in Microphones for iPhone, iPad, Android Smartphones, Tablets, Laptops - Sports Edition by Molly Carlson

First off, I'm basing my review of this product on the price I paid for it ($34) rather than the retail price ($100). The item was well packaged and arrived undamaged. I learned how to network my headphones and was able to easily sync them to my iPhone. The sizes of the included silicone ear tips were limited, so I can see some people having trouble fitting them properly. Again, at $34 it doesn't really matter, but if you had to pay $100 (retail price) and then buy the right headphones, I'd be pissed. The headphones effectively create the illusion of "noise cancellation". Silicone cases are ok. They add a bit of support once in the ear, but I don't really see the use/purpose of the different sized "wings" on the housings as I didn't think one size would fit better or be more stable than the earbuds . Cover without "wings". Again, for $34, they fit snugly in the ears and are safe for walking, running, and sweating. I wash with it without damaging it. These headphones sync quickly and stay connected every time. I had very minimal problems with audio dropouts. The sound is very full, with good headphone bass. The 6mm driver is really good (and the reason I bought it). I mostly listen to hip hop so the sound is really good. voices are clear. The bass is deep. Heights are clear. For $34. If I pay $100? Not sure. I'd say add another $100 and buy a pair of Beats if you want better sound - remember these are wireless headphones. Battery life is pretty good, averaging around 2.5 hours. The charging case gives you 4 or 5 charges depending on how empty your headphones are when you plug them in to charge. They charge up fairly quickly so there isn't much downtime. So if you take the suitcase with you, you will have plenty of time to listen to music. Speaking of the case, it's sturdy and looks good. It comes with a small carabiner that allows you to attach it to your backpack or belt. The lid closes securely while driving. The magnetic holders hold the earphones firmly in the charging case and ensure good charging contact even when rocking. The flashing lights on the side are a decent indicator of the case's battery level, again not the greatest considering I paid $100. Other Features: I love that you can use one earbud with another in the box and pair them instantly when taken out. I wish there was a battery level indicator on the headphones (either an easy-to-decipher series of flashes or an audible beep when a button is pressed -- again, this costs $100). The function button on the headphones is essentially useless, except for pausing the path, which is still not ideal. The button requires a lot of force to press the command, resulting in the earpiece being uncomfortably pressed into the ear, and even then it doesn't work every time. The headphones then have to be adjusted as they distort the sound. Instead, I found it easier and more convenient to use the control buttons on my phone. All in all, these are very good headphones for $34. For $100. Not sure. Like I said if I pay a hundred I'll probably add another hundred and just buy some beats.