Otium Bluetooth Headphones, Wireless Earbuds IPX7 Waterproof Sports Earphones with Mic HD Stereo Sweatproof in-Ear Earbuds Gym Running Workout 15 Hour Battery Sound Isolation Headsets

Very comfortable and functional. Excellent warranty service from otium as well

Lasted quite a while

Got these a while ago, but they’re great for what you pay, they last pretty long, the quality is not bad, it’s plastic but the plastic doesn’t feel cheap or super lightweight, and the sound quality is decent, with a pretty good amount of base, overall nice.

I’m writing this 3 years after the fact. These are cheap headphones but you get a bang for your buck. I bought these in the summer of 2022. I’ve also bought headphones from a competitor that looks exactly the same.The competitors on Amazon fell apart within a year, however I’m still using these ones 3 years after purchase. I only use these for the gym, EVERY DAY, through sweat and abuse yet the base and sound in both buds are just as good as when i bought them.In no way am I really taking care of these things so it’s just a testament to the quality of these “cheap” headphones.It’s $20, take the dive. I’m sure you’ll like them.Currently in process of buying my second one as a backup.

I've pressed two sets of there's headphones.. the first was the better of the two by a long shot. The newest set is very low volume when everything on my phone or laptop and the headset are turned all the way up. Kicking myself that I lost the older pair that used a micro USB charging cable ..( the new set used USB-C cable)

Great headphones. I purchased them for my fiance who's a garbage man, plays softball and do his side jobs while listening to muaic and these headphones are awesome. Hes had them since christmas 2023 and they still keep a full charge for 2 days for him and when they do get low it only takes 30 minutes to charge. Awesome headphones 10/10 would buy them again.A nice big plus is that they have a type C Charger

I am not an audiophile. I can't imagine shelling out $100+ on nice headphones. I have an $8 pair of wired Panasonic earbuds that I think are great (minus the annoying cord) -- and indeed, those are my baseline for comparison purposes with the Otium headphones.The Otium headphones are inferior to my $8 earbuds in every possible way except for the fact that they do not have a cord that gets tangled as easily. The noise that comes out of them is flat and lacks richness. It has plenty of bass -- especially if you turn the volume up -- but it's like they had a meeting and said, "If we crank the bass, nobody will notice the otherwise-terrible sound quality!" I was listening to new music and hated all of it because of the quality issues and the small, nearly-imperceptible skips in the playback (I'm on a hardwired fiber connection; it isn't my internet). To say that these earbuds play "music" is like calling pasta sauce smeared on a saltine cracker "pizza." And again, this is from someone who thinks $8 earbuds are great.And let's just say I got a defective model, and they don't all sound this bad (I think they all sound this bad; mine sounded bad but not "holy cow this is defective!" bad): these are SUPER UNCOMFORTABLE. The only adjustment you can make to the fit is by changing out the rubber tips. That's better than nothing, but since the over-ear piece is entirely non-adjustable, all the weight (and relatively speaking, it is a lot of weight) sits on your inner ears. I don't think I could wear these for more than an hour or two before I'd have to take a break from them. I also find myself wishing there was a joint between the "ball" of the earbud and the bulkier, outer-ear piece, which might make it easier to get a better fit.The good: they came with few extra sets of rubber tips in different sizes, a nice case, a little cord-keeper (to help take up some of the slack in the cord between the ear pieces), and they were packaged in a cardboard box instead of a plastic clamshell (thank you!)**UPDATE**The seller contacted me in response to this review to offer to send me a new pair of headphones because I found the first ones so unsatisfactory. They did not ask me to change my review, which I appreciate. I'm not taking them up on the second pair because regardless of sound quality, I don't think they'll be any more comfortable than the first pair, but I appreciate their effort to resolve the issue and have left feedback saying as much on their seller page.**UPDATE UPDATE**The seller contacted me again (a year later?) in response to this review, offering me a $15 gift card to delete my review. To quote: "As a small business your experience is important to our success，we would be pleasured to give you a gift card worth $15 if you delete your review. And would you mind telling us your order number and amazon email? So that we could send the gift card to you as soon as possible?" This is super shady and I feel like you all should know that they're manipulating their reviews.**UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE**The seller contacted me AGAIN (what are we up to now, 15 months later? I write this in March 2020) with the same offer as the first time. They've passed my comments onto their R&D team and want to send me a new pair. As I stated a year ago: I don't want a new pair. These wireless headphones are not for me. I know you guys are reading this. Please stop e-mailing me about this. My review stands.

The sound and bass sound good. Comfort is it good and for the ear it’s really gripped on. Highly recommend. This may be the best cheap version on beats to be honest.