I've never seen earbuds like this before. Now I get why.
Because half of the earbuds are hanging on the outer ear, it's easy for you to accidentally turn the volume up or down with your shoulder. The earbuds are comfy, sure, but besides the comfortability and the fact that they work (the bare minimum) there's nothing good about these earbuds. I tried to give these earbuds some time to collect my thoughts and review them, and my opinion has only gone down and down with time.
Volume:
The volume is deafening. I usually keep the volume low when listening to music or watching videos. But when you hold down on the earbud to skip songs/videos, the earbud lets out a little beep sound to signify that you skipped the song/video. But that sound is LOUD. It hurts your ears just to skip a song. You can hear the beep clearly even when you're not wearing them, that's how loud it is. And when you're on a call, the earbuds automatic switch to the loudest setting. The first time I tried to call someone while wearing these, I flinched and scrambled to remove the earbuds when I heard how loud and painful it was just to hear a voice mail. My ears throbbed for a few minutes after it, that's how loud it was.
Color:
I've owned these earbuds for about a month. The metalic purple color is already peeling from use. I've only dropped the earbuds a few times, and most times, that was on carpet. I'm not sure what's scratching the paint off, but it's a bit pathetic that it's happening so soon.
Touch Control:
It works. I guess. Double tap to pause, one tap to change volume, hold down to skip the song you're listening to, tap three times to turn on the AI Assistant, and hold down long to turn off. Simple, I've seen other earbuds with these controls... but not affective. As mentioned, skipping songs hurts your ears. Also, the spot to use the touch controls is small. It took me about a week of wearing to be able to successfully pause a video every time. There's no physical identifier to tell where the spit is to access touch controls, so you just have to tap random spots until you get it. You eventually learn where to tap, but even now, sometimes I'll struggle to find the correct spot. Even if you took off the earbuds to use your eyes to see where the spot to tap is, there's no visible identifier either. No physical or visual identifier to tell you where to tap to use the touch controls. Who designed this? Was the design even tested? How do you expect customers to figure out the right place to access an advertised feature? Who wants to use trial and error just to change the volume?
Battery:
The battery is okay, at least. I use earbuds about 8 hours every day on workdays. I can get 6-7 hours out of them before dying.
Charging:
The right earbud won't charge. I put it in the case, nothing. I plug up the case. The case charges, the earbud won't. It's been a month. There's already problems.
Overall, please don't buy. I got them for $15 on sale, and even that's too much.