Vou tigerWireless Earbuds, Bluetooth Headphones True Wireless Earbuds with Wireless Charging Case, Stereo Headphones in Ear Built in Mic, Wireless Earphones for Smart Phone iOS Phone(White)

Ok so these are a knock off of a well known brand as you can see. To the point that it actually points to that brand’s support pages in the manual!Now they’ve tried to encompass all those handy features you’d come to expect from said premium brand, but at 1/6th of the price. The result is features that sort of work, some of the time. Things like the volume up and down is temperamental at best. I’ve yet to manage putting them in my ear without it triggering voice assistant. I also couldn’t get the wireless charging to work, despite it saying the QI warless charging was supported. As you can see pictured, when charged via cable I get an amber light on the case, but on the wireless pad nothing (assuming this means its not charging). My final gripe is that the spare ear tips provided don’t actually fit the device, as pictured the left is the spare, the right is what comes fitted to the earbud.I’ve tested these on android also and they connected fine, with the same caveats mentioned above.The reason I’m scoring this 4 stars, is they’re still pretty solid earphones at a very affordable price (£25.99 at time of review), The skipping songs, pausing, and singular earphone usage all worked well. There was also no time lag in connecting to either iPhone or android devices. Are they doing everything advertised? Nope, Are they still a bargain, absolutely.

I'm not a fan of ear buds over all, as a sound recordist with a recording studio I have a lot of pairs of headphones around the place, but thought I'd try out ear buds for casual use.Sound quality is Ok, they are clear and bright, but lack bass - which was what I expected, but over all they are pretty decent and definately useable.They look nice and the box-charger and buds seem well made. I find them comfortable to wear and they stay in quite well, I have another pair by another maker which are not so comfortable, and dont stay in so well.However, I find them fiddly to pair, when I first tried yesterday they located my iMac easily and were very good, but after that they disconnected and then went through a whole series of connect - immediately disconnect - connect - immediately disconnect, which went on for minutes until i gave up and went to bed.This morning they did connect Ok, so perhaps we both needed a good night's sleep. However the magical passes one has to do to control them do not seem to work.. the almost unintelligent instructions talk about volume up and down, which I have found impossible to achieve from the buds, and so have to control volume from my iMac.The instructions also show Active Noise Cancelation and Transparency mode, which are also seemingly impossible - as any touch to them either turns them off or activates Siri the Mac's assistant.As a basic - please dont touch or you'll be trouble - pair of headphones they seem OK. The bluetooth, when connected properly, seems stable and I was able to walk all over my house, a long way away from my office and only lost signal once when it was passing through several walls, actually better than all the other bluetooth headphones I own.Given their low price they are decent, but they do seem temperamental and it's probably worth paying a bit more.. but on the whole not bad and I dare say I will use them from time to time.

I ordered these for my son, he said -The sound quality is better than I expected, and I think most people will think they're airpods at a glance (if that matters to you). There are a few touch controls in the manual but the only ones I could get to work are the short press to play/pause and the notice cancellation on long press, although for some reason instead of noise cancellation it just opens bixby.For the price they charge you, these are a really good option

These are decent. The sound is acceptable but nothing special, like most budget earbuds they are lacking in depth and bass.They are a bit temperamental and sometimes not responsive. But most of the time they work fine.Aesthetically though, they are great, they look pretty much identical to AirPods and they come packaged very nicely so would make a great gift on a budget.They’re not bad for the price at all but if you’re looking for great sound it would be worth it to pay a little more.These do the job so I would still recommend though.

If you are looking for a decent, cheap pair of Bluetooth headphones then these are pretty good. They really look like the real Apple AirPods which I suspect is the point, however they don’t deliver the features promised in the item description or the included instructions. You have to put these in pairing mode and add them the same way as any other Bluetooth device, they don’t automatically pair when you open the lid the way real AirPods do, you also don’t get the visual on your phone screen of the case and ear buds the way you do with the real thing and as described by the manufacturer. This also means you can’t see the power level of the case with your phone, can’t adjust the listening mode or button actions via your phone and you can’t see them in Find My Phone to locate them if they are lost. These are all features you get with real AirPods. That said, my teenage son is impressed by them as they look genuine and although quite thin and lacking in bass, the sound quality is decent enough. You can probably get better earphones for the same price that don’t try to look like Apple ones but if you are more interested in style over substance these look good and are adequate. The box is also really nice and it comes with a selection of different sized tips so they would make a good gift for a teenager. I like good quality audio so they are a bit lacking for me, however both my sons are now fighting over these so I’ll end up buying more. If your kids want AirPods these are a good value option.