Bluedio T Elf True Wireless Earbuds Headphones, 35Hrs Bluetooth 5.0 Auto Pairing in-Ear Earphones, Wireless Headset with Charging Case Earpiece for iPhone, Android Phone, iPad, Laptop

The media could not be loaded.  First impressions are that they are a decent quality ear bud compared to some that I have tried. They earbuds themselves are nice and compact fitting right in the ear without anything sticking out and away from so they have a little more snug secure feeling. They come with a ton of extra rubber ear pieces which is nice since I guess once of my ears is a different size so I was able to swap out to a size that fit my ear making it feel more comfortable, also there is 2 foam covers. Regular problem I have with other Bluetooth earbuds is them not wanting to stay connected to the phone when it is in the back pocket even when not moving around but these ones did a decent job at staying connected with the phone in the back pocket when moving around or long boarding. When crouched down and covering the phone with my leg there is a little skip in the connection when I was working on stuff but that was only when I really blocked the connection with my full body but that is a lot better than others that cut out when I only cover the phone or the earbud with just my hand. Sound quality is good with what I have used it with Audible, youtube, spotify, netflix, etc... Distance wise I have a good clear connection at 95 ft and only light skip in the music at when I turn my head away from the phone but when facing the phone I was able to get back to 120 ft without the music stopping.The charging case is nice compact and feels like quality materiel. The lid is magnetic to keep it from just popping open and then both earbuds connect into the case with magnets to keep the secured while charging. The earbuds automatically start charging when placed into the case also.Overall I really like the ear buds and they perform very well compared to other ones I have tried.

First off pairing these sucked, the instructions sucked. If your pair of buds came unpaired to each other, yes they haveto be paired to each other first. Turn both buds on, then place them both in the case, put your ear against the case and close the lid (it should say "connected"), then open the lid and take them back out, they should be paired to each other now. Now turn them off by holding the buttons on the earbuds for couple seconds til it says power off. Now turn both buds back on by holding the button again, now let go of one when both power on and keep holding the button for the other til it says pairing mode, now u can pair it properly. Should also say "connected" somewhere along the line, its actually connecting to the other bud, and not to a random device.The connection has a bit of latency. I get a good half second delay on my phone and about a quarter second delay on my laptop.Sound quality is great after burn in (letting them play music for hours alone to break in). First time I put these on I thought the sound quality was horrible, low end was almost non existent. After burn in everything started to come alive. Low end was finally revealed from the harsh brush it was being masked by, highs started coming out of the woodworks. The are not noise cancelling, but noise isolating.Battery Life I get around 6 hours on medium volume.Ear tips are non standard tips, so replacements might be hard to find, but luckily they include 2 sets of replacement tipsLove that it uses USB C charging as USB standard is starting to shift to USB C and its awesome to see them make that leap and move forward.This set comes in a nice small box, not to much waste which I really like. Includes a very nice compact charger case, 2 sets of earbuds (S,M,L), a pair of foam ear tips that are clearly not for these earphones lol, USB C Charging cable, bad instruction manual.ProsSounds Great2 sets of ear tipsNice battery life, got around 6 hourslightweightAwesome compact charging caseConsPoor instructionsConnection latencyHard to pair

There are lots of companies putting out "true wireless" headphones finally, but most of them are not very good. They either have connectivity issues, or there are battery issues, or the sound quality is terrible. Worst of all, most of them are REALLY overpriced (I'm looking at you, Beats).I've been a fan of Bluedio's products for a while. Their sound quality-focused headsets (the Bluedio Victory, for instance) completely lock down their price points: they are simply the best headphones in their price range by a mile.For under $50, the same is true of the T-Elf. The battery life is exceptional; the sound quality is very good (obviously not as good as their amazing 12-driver audiophile headsets, but that would be impossible); and the comfort is really high.In fact, for me, comfort is huge here. I, like many people (I think?), have differently-sized ear canals. This makes most in-ear headphones a huge problem for me: one stays in, the other falls out. Miraculously, these stay in, and comfortably. I think it's a function of their incredibly light weight and the particular shape of the earbuds. I am delighted that I can use these even while exercising and running--a true feat, as far as I'm concerned!In fact, there is only one negative thing about the T-Elf headphones: the name. It is hard to dispute that it is a very silly name :) but that's the worst thing I can say. Buy these headphones!