Review on JVC Gumy HAA7TP Pink Truly Wireless Earbuds Headphones with Bluetooth 5.0, IPX4 Water Resistance, and Long 15-Hour Battery Life by Brent Saake

I've only been using JVC for over 5 years and they never disappoint: in fact they seem to get a lot better every time I buy new ones every year because I always lose or use too much . These headphones were designed in Japan which is pretty impressive considering their JVC Gumy range hasn't had any new Gumy headphones in years when you open the packaging inside is that quite confusing? (hoping they can redesign the packaging to look more representative than other Gumy display box designs) Are the headphones wrapped in paper? With a little piece of tape on it? not very well packaged compared to their other Gumy headphones which is surprising because they cost more money than the other Bluetooth Gumy headphones they have. I'll try to update my review when I start using them, hopefully their sound and quality make up for the cheap packaging they're made for. Update: Had to send them back 1 week after receiving them because the headphones had noise when turning the volume to the lowest setting, which doesn't really make sense: why should there be noise at all? To be honest there was almost no bass. I was really sad because I know the $10 JVC Gumy Bluetooth Wireless Earbuds at Walmart worked great and even lasted a year! These headphones should be top notch for $30! But unfortunately this is not the case. It was really hoped they would update their gear or the production of these headphones, they have a lot of potential, but the production of these headphones was terrible, the gear inside the headphones seemed too light (which was a problem), and the sound was noticeably terrible.