Review on 🎧 XClear Wireless Earbuds: Immersive Sound, True 5.0 Bluetooth, Quick Pairing, IPX5 Sweatproof, Built-in Mic, Pumping Bass - Black by Matt Pratt

I've compared them to my Apple AirPods and I can say they work well with Apple AirPods. For the price you can't go wrong! Here are some of the things I liked. Noise Cancellation: They have noise cancellation, which is a plus for me at the gym. This helps block out some noise in the gym from machines and other people. - Charging Case: The case and earbuds have a nice feel and don't feel cheap at all. There is a nice battery indicator on the case which I found amazing! Even an apple doesn't do that. The gauge gives you a clear indication of how much juice you have left (on the case). The charging case uses USB-C for charging. The cable is included, but it's super-duper short. The power adapter is not included, but you can use your mobile phone adapter. Battery Life: They worked great for me. I use them at the gym and was able to get my 1 hour workouts through on a single charge. - Pairing: It was very easy. Connected in less than 1 minute (iPhone 11). Also, after the initial pairing, every time you take the earbuds out of the case when you put them in your ear, the earbuds are already paired with your phone. - Audio Quality: Not as crisp/clear as Apple. These sound very good! Excellent bass, but the mids and highs seemed a bit small to me. Not a cheap sound, though; However, they probably won't work for audiophiles. Headphone Control: The headphones are comfortable and stay in place. They also have touch sensors and you can use them to play/pause music, skip/play songs. For calls, use this to hang up as well. I found this feature useful, although it's very sensitive, if you adjust the headphones in your ear you can accidentally hang up or skip to the next track. - Phone calls: the sound is clear from both sides. Compared to AirPods, my interlocutor could not find any significant difference on their part. Everything sounded good to me. Compared to an apple, the volume is a little less, but the quality is still good.