Wireless Headphones Bluetooth Earbuds 80hrs Play Back Wireless Charging Ear Buds LED Sport Earphones Workout Headset Running Bass IPX7 Waterproof Over-Ear for TV, iPhone,Samsung Galaxy,Google Pixel

First, be sure to remove the little plastic tabs that are attached to each of the earbuds. Then place the earbuds back in the case to charge them up. I used the USB-C port of a 3 pronged cable that I had plugged into a USB-A port on my tower surge protector. The charging case was at about 80% and it didn't take long to fully charge it.Once fully charged, it was easy to pair it with my Samsung S22 Ultra. They showed up as T60. They sound great and seem to block out other noise. No telling how it'll be on a noisy airplane flight.I had minor difficulties hooking the ear piece over my ear lobe, but once I got them in place, they worked perfectly and stay in place.They are very reasonably priced.Thumbs up!Review for Wireless Headphones Bluetooth Earbuds 80hrs Play Back Wireless Charging Ear Buds LED Sport Earphones Workout Headset Running Bass IPX7 Waterproof Over-Ear for TV, iPhone,Samsung Galaxy,Google Pixel (B0CQYGFT1H)

If you are looking for a great value and easy to use earbud that will not fall out of your ears when exercising, working, running around, or doing other things, I recommend you give these a try.I am a middle aged man that exercises and takes care of my body, and does a variety of work around the house and office, and enjoy listening to music and talking on the phone sometimes when doing such things. However, I cannot always play music outloud, so earbuds are important to enable me to continue listening to music when I cannot play music outloud, and they're also important to enable me to take handsfree phone calls while engaging in physical activity. A major problem I have experienced with numerous earbuds is that they easily fall out when engaging in physical activity, so I have found it important to have earbuds that will not fall out. When I saw these on Amazon, I thought to give them a try, mainly because they have an excellent waterproof rating and the wrap around the ear support that helps to prevent them from falling out of the ear. The product information also suggested they were easy to use with "one-button control." I decided to give them a try.When these earbuds arrived, I immediately tried to read the small instruction sheet that comes with such. However, I had much difficulty doing so because the instruction sheet is printed in VERY small font (most of the instructions are in 7-8 point font, but some are in 4-5 point font, which is extremely small and very difficult for most people to see and read). Apart from the instruction sheet, they come with a short 8-10 inch long USB cord and three different sizes of silicon earpads (small, medium, and large) that fit over the earbuds where you put them in your ear, so you can choose which size is most comfortable for you.Assuming they were like most earbuds, I plugged them in to charge them to 100% before pairing them. In doing so, I saw that the charging case has an LED numerical indicator light (as stated in the product information) on the inside of the case that tells you the percentage the charging case is charged to (see photos; in the photos, the LED numerical indicator shows "100" after I charged the case to 100%). That LED numerical indicator is a nice little touch to these earbuds and lets you easily see with your eyes how much battery power is left in your charging case. The charging case itself is a bit large compared to other earbuds, but similar in size compared to the carrying cases for most other earbuds that have the wrap around the ear support. For reference, I put such next to a ruler in my photos here so Amazon customers can see how big the case is. The carrying case is smooth and comfortable in the hand, but a little bulky both in the hand and in the pocket.I initially paired them with my Dell desktop and they paired easily and worked fine with the desktop. I decided to see if they have multipairing built in because I did not see it listed in the product information, so I then tried to pair them with my Samsung S10+ and HP Laptop, while keeping them paired with my Dell desktop, and they paired with all three devices just fine, but would not play audio from one device unlike I disconnected them from the other devices. Thus, I was not able to play audio from more than one device at the same time using these earbuds. Some earbuds will play audio from multiple devices at the same time. I was not able to get these earbuds to do so. However, these earbuds allow you to play audio through only one earbud without the other earbud even being turned on, so you can only use one earbud at a time for continued non-stop audio for well over 20 hours (e.g., use one earbud for 5 hours while the other earbud is recharging, then switch to use the recharged earbud while the depleted earbud is being recharged, then repeat this for over 20 hours easily). This option to use only one earbud at a time is a nice feature to have and many other kinds of earbuds do not have such option.When initially recharging such, you must first remove the small thin plastic layer that covers the recharging area on the back of each earbud. If you do not do this and try to recharge, the earbuds will not recharge. The product box states that fully recharging the earbuds through the recharging case takes about an hour, while fully recharging the charging case itself takes about 2 hours, and I found both of these things to be true when I recharged the earbuds and charging case. On a full charge, I was able to get about 5.5 hours of music (the box says 6 hours, so fairly close to what is stated on the box factoring in that I played the volume loud for most of such 5.5 hours). Transmission distance is listed on the box as 32 feet (10 meters), and I also found this to be fairly accurate. I walked a few rooms away from my desktop in my house, and they still received music from my desktop fairly good at a distance of about 20-25 feet, but at around 30-32 feet the music started to break up and would not play properly.I did not sweat much while using these earbuds to test whether they are IPX7 waterproof/sweat resistant as stated in the product information, but they do have a solid design that would make it hard for water/sweat to affect these earbuds, so it's likely that they are actually IPX7 rated or meet criteria to be IPX7 rated.As for their ease of use, these earbuds were EXTREMELY easy to use. They do have a one-button control feature on each earbud. The earbud speaker box sits across the ear and the one button control is on the side of such speaker box, and it is very easy to touch and use such button to control the earbud. The instruction sheet does not at all instruct or state how each button is to be used, but I was able to determine that you hold the button for 1, 2, or 3 seconds for different functions, and quickly press it 2 or 3 times for other functions. Doing this with the right earbud will activate different functions than doing so with the left earbud. When I was wearing these while working upside down while under a car, the earbuds remained securely in my ears the entire time and this one button control feature made it extremely easy to stop and play music and to take phone calls and control the earbuds, even while working upside down. I have several other kinds of earbuds, virtually all of which are the kind you tap/touch to activate, and these earbuds are far easier to use then all of them. This one-button control feature is one of the best things about these earbuds and makes them far easier to use than tap/touch control earbuds. I would recommend trying these earbuds just for this feature alone, to see how much easier it is to control these compared to the tap/touch controlled earbuds. Moreover, if you have a relative or friend struggling with the tap/touch controls used on many other earbuds, or who is not very tech savvy, these earbuds would be excellent earbuds to get them as a gift because they are easy to use and the one button control feature makes them extremely easy to use.As for sound quality, they performed surprisingly good, but were not spectacular. The base, mids, and treble are each solidly good and clear. The volume levels are good, but there is no ability to customize the bass, mids, or treble with these earbuds. There is no equalizer, no app, and no IT support with these earbuds. There are also no voice activated functions. They are made in China and there is no guarantee or warranty listed anywhere in the materials that come with this product, nor even an address, email address, or phone number to contact for customer service or technical support. All of these things are huge negatives that would normally heavily influence people to not buy or even consider these earbuds. However, despite these negatives, for the price these earbuds are actually a really good value. Their simplicity and ease of use, combined with solidly good audio and secure and stable fit in the ear, good battery life, and optional ability to use only one earbud at a time, and with Bluetooth 5.3, all for the price they are being sold at makes them an altogether really good value. It is for these reasons that I have rated them as a 5 on a scale of 1 to 5 and recommend people consider giving these a try.