mifomifo 2022 Upgraded Version O5 Plus Gen 2 Wireless Earbuds IP67 Waterproof Hi-Fi Headphones True Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth 5.0 with 2600mAh Charging Case, One-Step Pairing

I absolutely love these headphones, I’ve had them for almost a year now. They have great battery life and fantastic sound. One caveat though is that the screen can become clogged, dulling the volume but I’d you gently clean them all volume is quickly and very effectively restored. You may have to do this periodically however it is a very simple and quick fix.

Aesthetically pleasing recharging case. Earbuds are light weight and fit well. Good sound quality. Sometimes it is tricky to answer a call while running using the earbud buttons but that's the only minor point.

Had a few headphones, earphones and earbuds all with varying degrees of quality. I bought these as I have only recently got a bluetooth iPod (until now I resisted changing and clung on for dear life to my iPod classic with no bluetooth and with which I had to use wired earphones, however it eventually died and cost too much to resurrect so I gave in and bought up to date iPod Touch). These earbuds were recommended to me and wow do they deliver. Amazing sound, punchy bass and crisp high notes. I have small ears and often have a problem getting earphones or earbuds to stay in. I also had a problem with the ones that came in the package, however a variety of sizes come in the box and after trying every size which all popped out, the last one fits perfectly even in my weird, small ears. They have never popped out once and are so comfortable I sometimes forget I have them in. I am sure you can get better if you pay a lot more money but for me these are perfect and I am thoroughly enjoying listening through them

These are nice and well built but the background noise cancellation is terrible on calls. Every sound was amplified and made receiving calls terrible.

Very good. Nice clear sound. They work OK when swimming gently.

Beautifully made with real quality feel. Amazing battery life and great comfort in the ear. They have really impressed me in all aspects. A delight to wear and amazing value.

Bought these in 2021 on advice of many good reviews - Started out ok, tbh I wasn't blown away by the audio quality to begin with, but I figured I was comparing them too much to my over ear headphones. Having barley used them a dozen times over 12 months, they then started distorting at high volume in both buds and also frequently losing BT connection - In short, they are crap and have gone in the bin.

I've been trying to find comfortable earbud type earphones for some time (as in comfortable wearing) and so far I have bought Apple Airpods, AirPods Pro, Honor X1 buds, Cambridge Audio Melomania 1's and now a pair of the MiFo o5 Pro 2nd gens.I must also commend Amazon for their speedy delivery, they actually arrived 2 days earlier than the guaranteed delivery date, comfort wise these are excellent, sound is on par with the Melomania's but the Melo's are a little more uncomfortable for long periods of use.Build quality is extremely good, these are the first where the charging case is actually metal (I presume aluminium) and I can confirm the reverse charging from case to phone does work.I'll revisit this review in a few weeks and update if I find my opinion has changed on them.I’m afraid the revisit is not good news, these earbuds have a terrible Achilles heel, the Bluetooth connection is not very robust, walking more than a couple of meters from the phone causes dropouts of the sound, I can’t really recommend them for anyone who might not keep their phone on their person while using the buds, this was tested with both an iPhone and an Android phone which have no problems like this with other earbuds.Very disappointing considering the good quality of the sound output when the phone and buds are next to each other.

These new Mifo headphones are excellent, and deliver on every promise made. I don't believe these are a perfect product, but I've decided to give them 5 stars for historical reasons, and I'll explain why. I have seen the evolution of popular headphones, from Sony studio monitors to the classic foam style that came with every device, to Apple's earbuds to Bose's noise cancelling to Beats by Dre.As we marched along the 2000s, there was one holy grail that always seemed out of reach: a wireless Bluetooth set of earbuds that sounded great and had good battery life. If these headphones existed then, they would have gotten 10 out of 5 stars. Today in 2019 they are likely to get lost in a market saturated by AirPods, Bose SoundSports and various other manufacturers. I almost gave them 4 stars, until I reflected on what it used to mean if I wanted to listen to music wirelessly.I bought these to replace a pair of lost AirPods while I wait to see if Apple releases AirPods 2. I listen to the SiriusXM app with AirPods almost daily while I'm working. I like to flash back several hours to skip commercials or listen to podcasts, and I'm typically listening for a few hours a day on a low enough volume I can still have a conversation with my business partner without taking them out. I usually charge them in their case in my pocket over lunch, and the AirPods have become ubiquitous and essential for me. I will be comparing these to those at every step as that is my gold standard.Advantages:Sound: The MiFo's sound as good or better than any wireless headphone I have used. They sound vastly superior to AirPods even when listening to talk radio/ESPN. Call quality is superior.Battery: The MiFo's last about twice as long as any wireless headphone I have tested. With AirPods I tend to get 3-4 hours of power with volume around 50%. These are advertised over 7 and that feels true in my testing. You can probably go all week without charging the base unit even if you're using them a couple hours a day.Pairing: The Bluetooth 5.0 really makes a difference. I didn't expect this, as the bandwidth gained in 5.0 is not spectacular on paper. But, every time I remove the MiFo's from their case, they pair flawlessly in under 1 second.Headphone Size: These headphones are as small as any I have tried anywhere.Price: For roughly half the price of AirPods, you get a premium pair of buds that feel just as durable. The case is machined aluminum in a gunmetal gray. Sometimes you try a $15 or $40 pair of headphones that look identical to Bose or Apple in a picture online, but when they arrive they feel like they're made of toilet paper. These are excellent quality especially for the price.Waterproof: I've showered with these, and they're advertised as waterproof. I haven't used them for swimming, but I bet they work great for that. I would never shower with first generation AirPods, even though you could probably get away with it a few times.DisadvantagesCase Size: All that battery life comes with a choice. I won't bother with exact dimensions, but just know, the MiFo case is probably 3x bigger than the AirPods case. It is nearly twice as wide, and noticeably thicker. (Michael Scott...) If you're carrying this in a briefcase or purse you probably won't care, but if you're using jean pockets it makes a big deal. Strangely enough, despite the chunky size of the case, the lid is paper thin for no reason.Controls: I'm spoiled by the simplicity and ease of the AirPods touch controls. I can double tap one bud to skip a song/commercial, or set it up for Siri, pausing or volume. When I take an AirPod out, my music/show pauses, and I can change that in the settings if I don't want that to happen. The MiFo's have tiny buttons on the buds that probably ... do things, but they're so small I don't even bother with them. When I take one or both buds out, nothing happens, my phone just keeps playing. This is a first world problem for sure, but I definitely noticed. There's just no substitute for a first party product made by the same company as your phone.Localization: I didn't really need the manual, but if you do or are getting these for someone not as tech savvy, please understand the English is rough and the illustrations are pretty bad, and not in that charming, funny way that these things sometimes are. Just ... not great.Neutral Things Good to KnowSound Isolating: These aren't advertised as noise-cancelling, but you get an amazing seal with them. For my purposes, this isn't great because now I have to keep my headphone volume very low or take them out to talk with other people in the room. However, if you get these for fitness or superior audio quality, you'll probably love the seal.Comfort: See "Sound Isolating" below. These fatigue my ears a little more than AirPods, probably because they fit tighter in the ear. I have tested out a couple of the ear cushions, but I may have to swap the ones included for some Bose or Shure pads I have lying around in a drawer.Colors: The Left bud has a blue ring around it, the Right has red. This is cute for about a day to help grab the right one but not necessary. Some people will consider this a strike on design/sex appeal. Personally, the earbuds are so small and the blue/red stripe is so small that it doesn't bother me. I think if I were MiFo I would have used White/Black stripes or just put a thin black stripe on the left earbud. Also, the charging cable is Micro-USB and bright ugly neon green, if you care.Humming Sound: If the earbuds don't get a proper seal on the contactor in the case you will hear the classic high-frequency hum of a lower quality electronic product. I've always loved tinkering with electronics so I was able to overcome this, but it is definitely annoying if you store these case near your head at night. This could be a design flaw, these tend to rest gently in their case whereas the AirPods drop vertically into carefully crafted slots, but it didn't bother me a lot when I noticed it.Final ThoughtsI'm going to keep these. The product is very well made, the battery life and sound quality are excellent, they're a good bargain and they do several things extremely well that I would have killed for 10 years ago. Because of the seal, the case size, Micro-USB and lack of first-party controls, they will not be essential daily-carry items for me, but I will definitely use them for fitness or when I'm working alone and don't need to listen to other people. They are not flawless headphones, but they ARE wireless earbuds with 7 hours of battery life that sound amazing, have a great seal, are waterproof and don't drop signal during regular use. I would have paid $500 for that in 2009.

I’m not an expert but I love listening to music. I read a lot of reviews before buying the mifo ear buds. I wanted them to be under $100 but not be cheap in quality. So far there’s no sign they are. I was more impressed with the quality for the price.At first I thought there might be some merit to the negative reviews because I had a fit issue which I found later totally effects the sound quality. I have a hard time with ear plugs fitting and staying in so instead of sending them back I read up on it and got a set of memory foam tips. Comfortable, secure and the base kicks fine. ( the size I use fit in the case too) I had better than average audio equipment back in the day and these ear buds recreate the sound I remember very well minus the sounds of a vinyl album.As far as staying in my ears, with the foam tips they do stick out slightly more but don’t come loose at all. My activity level when I use them ranges from running wide format printing and finishing equipment to my other life on a 4 acre hobby farm which is a full time job of physical activity in itself.Battery life is great. I haven’t really tried to track it but I don’t need to charge them a lot.Connectivity is great. A few times now I’ve walked from a garden to the house leaving my phone behind and at 100 feet they were still playing fine. I’ve had the same thing inside at work.I would recommend them but make sure you know what you want and what you don’t want. I didn’t want phones, wires or anything on my outer ear like clips or wings.I hope this helps anyone looking like I was.Update: I’ve had these earbuds for a month or so now and I’m more impressed with them than on my first impression. Sound quality now that I’ve found my fit is fantastic! And now that I’ve found my fit the only way they’re going to fall out is if I physically knock them out somehow. Initially I didn’t give them a high noise canceling rating but I’d say now they do a pretty decent job there too.In my opinion, for the quality of the product and sound these earbuds produce, they could easily sell for double the price and still be a deal.

March 2019I love these earbuds. They provide clear call quality as well as good sound for music. I work remotely and do a lot of conference and video calls and these earbuds meet all of the criteria on my check list. Clear sound quality, stay connected to phone or computer, small , with good battery life. I have tried them in the shower to test the water resistance and they came through like a champ. I bought some Samsung Galaxy Buds to use with my Pixel phone and they were horrible, the connection would constantly drop out while walking my dog. With out the app that comes with the S10 they are pretty crappy. I also tried multiple low end lower end earbuds the GoNovate Airo they had a good sound but the call quality sucked and the Enacfire E20 that kept disconnecting. I'm glad that I found something affordable with great quality. The instructions leave somethings to be desired on how to use just the left earbud by itself rather than both of them together and it also mentions a blue LED for charging but both charge indicators on the case are green. I am very satisfied with my purchase.UPDATE August 2019My left earbud started to malfunction first the microphone stopped working , then it was slow to connect to my Pixel 3a XL in mono mode , then I had to repair it to my phone every time I used it. Then it completely stopped working. I contacted the manufacture and got nothing. They were good while they lasted but don't expect to have a long association with them. After much research I decided to invest in a pair of Jabra Elite Active 65t's . They are a reputable company and they come with a 2 year warranty.

The battery life lasted well for first 4-5 months, but off late it doesn't last even 2 hours.The sound quality and noise cancellation is great with the product

Product gets 4 stars mainly for a bit worse audio quality than I expected and annoying pairing, not taking into account micro USB because doesn't matter so much to me but USB-c would be a nice step up if you're reading this MifoFor audio quality, they're actually quite nice for truely wireless earbuds, although the bass is a bit weak and highs whine a bit. Still loud and distortion is fairly minimal at high volumes, audio is mostly clear and not fatiguing. Sabbat e12 are apparently marginally better in this department, honestly though no complaints here.Pairing you really have to read the online manual and need a few tips as it's a bit finicky. They pair fine right out of the box no worries but there is a very useful feature where you can pair just one earbud or pair each to a different phone by holding and pressing power button for 3sec (very easy to do unwillingly) Useful yes, but re-pairing the left and right earbud to each other is sometimes painful. Pro-tip, unpair from both on your phone then shut off Bluetooth, then on the earbuds a long press on both power buttons till they blink twice red for shutoff, then a 10sec hold on both power buttons till they blink purple to reset pairing, then put them back into the case without turning back on for a few minutes. When you take them out should pair fine, if not a single power button press on each while on should do the trick. Both should blink red and blue for a bit then just the right one should blink, turn on Bluetooth and pair with phone. If not repeat a few times or leave in the case for longer. Sometimes none of this is necessary and just a press on each will pair fine, but doesn't always work.Aside from those grievances, build quality is nice and the style is nothing special. Personally don't care but have been told they look like Bluetooth call headsets people wear. Fit is fine and included size tips work well. They are pretty light and don't fall out at the gym much or with the windows down in the car. Don't trust it with your life but you can definitely shake your head quite a bit without them moving. Bluetooth range is perfect out to about 15-20ft. I don't use buttons on earbuds while they're on my ears but they work as expected on Android at least. Battery life is really good depending on how often you use them and how loud but easily allow for more than a few hours of listening before they need to charge. Which is more than enough since the case can easily last you a week of heavy use.Overall I'd recommend for $80, have used airpods and other truely wireless earbuds and they're largely not worth double the price+