Bestfy QY7 Bluetooth 4.1 Wireless Sports Headphones Noise Cancelling Sweatproof In-ear Stereo Earbuds Earphones with Microphone for iPhone iPad iPod and Android Devices (Green)

These are deceptively listed as QY7 earbuds. They are NOT. The label on the box may say qy7, but they are actually be-1001... And they are awful!!! The brand you want us soundpeats. They sound incredible for the same price.These are here garbage. The low end is heavily boosted the high end is non existent and the mids are completely crushed... So that means the human vocal range is inaudible.The color is also very muted, compared to the real buds, and the parts are very cheaply made and assembled.It's also odd that the English recordings it uses for prompts don't make sense. Did the lady just read the script and not care that she said "thank you for using...". Wtf?Again. Soundpeats QY7 is what you want.

When they were working they were decent headphones. They are not sweat proof - I got zapped a few times when sweat got on them while running on the treadmill. Great sound and comfortable. Easy to setup and if bluetooth is turned on they will automatically connect upon startup. The left side fell out of the my ear a lot while running on the treadmill but I wasn't too bothered.The were good to use for listening to music but were useless when using for a phone call. Takes about 1-2 hours to fully charge and the battery usually lasted about 5 hours.The real issues is that they all the sudden stopped working after only 4 months.I reached out to the seller as supposedly they have a 1 year warranty, still no word if that's true though.UPDATE: Seller did send me a replacement item no questions asked which is awesome but the new pair won't pair with my many bluetooth enabled devices. I turn them on and they repeatedly say, " Open your mobile phone voice control function" and they don't ever go into pairing mode.

Having these for a week, I have to admit I'm impressed. I paid $20 for them, not expecting much, but I have grown to love them. Their sound is decent-comparable to SkullCandy headphones (the ones I usually use on the go). The bass is remarkably tolerable, especially when you equalize your library for boosting it. Pairing these headphones is easy. Their range is quite good, about 15-20 feet. I'm learning to love the lack of chords and it makes life easier.The only thing I'm not impressed by is the charge. I have to charge them daily because I use them for five-seven hours at a time, which presses their limit.Overall, these are highly recommended to anyone who wants a pair of Bluetooth headphones that don't break the budget.

So, I picked these up after struggling with wired headphones for years. They seemed too good to be true, and they are. I feel like an idiot because I bought a pair for someone else, but here is my beef:- They are designed in a way that they are constantly fighting to fall out of your ear (due to the large piece of plastic with the electronics inside)- The speaker for the headset is garbage, sounds like you are underwater. This actually makes things more frustrating because you have to pull the headphones out when you get a call, then switch the bluetooth function off on your phone)- Getting the piece of rubber that covers the charging port open is like removing Excalibur from its stone. Dont worry, you will accidentally rip it off in a few weeks.All of these "areas of opportunity" were still manageable, but on the 6th week of ownership (shortly outside of the return window), the battery ran out on a run and they never took a charge again. I bought based on the reviews of these other jokers, but they are wrong and these are junk.

This set works great. It finds phone easily, connects super fast. Stays in ears securely. I run with them, never had a fall-out.I don't listen to music with it but the sound is very good compared to several other sets I tried. Noise canceling effect is superb.A caution to runner: the earbuds "seal" super nice once put into your ears, so that it feels almost like you have your ears covered while running- you sort of "hear" the movement/reverberation of your body/head from inside. As a result I have resorted to keeping only one bud in while I run, which works just fine since it is so clear. But then I have to always tug the other one somewhere out of the way.I didn't have to do this with other sets I had. Which also means that my other sets don't compare to this one in terms of sound clarity and noise canceling. So really, it's not a flaw, just a suitability thing.And a plus for runner: it stays in ears. never fall out during the runs.

I don't normally review stuff but these deserve it. I own $160 pair of beats wireless and $80 plantronics wireless. These headphone blow both of them out of the water and for a fraction of the cost. The base is awesome and is my favorite part.

They work quite well, I love the fit in my ear. Sound quality is reasonable. The number one worst part about these things is every time you turn them on or of a robotic woman voice "welcome to intelligent voice headphones," plays a short tune, then starts the music. There is no volume control on this feature and it is CRAZY LOUD if you have the headphones in. Same with every time you press the vol button up or down (beeps in your ear with every button press). If there is a way to disable this feature I have not found it.This is such an annoying feature I would not recommend purchasing these. Spend an extra $10 and avoid this. I am surprised no one else brought it up in their reviews (that I found).