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 Jeremy Choi

If you're looking for great headphones under $20 this is a great buy. I'm a college student who uses them on the go 10 hours a day. Here are some of the things I like the most: - Long battery life: The battery lasts a long time because the headphones actually go to "sleep mode" when there is no sound playing and wake up quickly. - Sound Quality: They have decent sound quality for the price. The best I can compare them to are the wired headphones that come with iPhones. They are very similar in quality (with a little less bass in my opinion) - Fit: They fit my ears very well. I wouldn't recommend them for exercise but for listening to music or podcasts while moving around the house they are excellent. Noise Cancellation: This depends on the shape of your ear, but I find they do a good job of blocking out noise. better than the wired headphones Apple gives you! - "Magic" Audio Pause: These headphones pause music/video when you take the right one out of your ear (e.g. when you take one out to talk to someone) and then start the audio. back when you reinsert it. It also works if you wear it between your head and ear during longer conversations. A really useful feature that I haven't found on any other product in this price range. One of the downsides of these headphones is a slight audio lag. Almost all headphones in this price range run on cheaper hardware, which inevitably introduces lag. It's the best I've used in the sub-$20 price range as I can actually watch Netflix without as much audio latency. Some headphones can have a delay of up to a full second or more, but it's around a quarter of a second, which is pretty good. Are these the best headphones? no But these are the best value wireless headphones I've ever bought. And they're so cheap, you don't have to worry about losing or wearing them out.