Baseus Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds, Reduce Noise by Up to 95%, 140H Playtime, IPX6 Waterproof, Deeper Bass, 4 ENC Mics, Comfortable Fit, Bluetooth 5.3 Ear Buds - Bowie MA10

Loved these earbuds and how versatile the software was but I lost them almost a year ago. I left them at work and they got stolen. The case was a little bulky but the slim version of these was a good upgrade.

I’ve had these headphones for about a year and a half and I cannot recommend them enough! I work 10 hour shifts in a factory on third shift and like to listen to my podcasts while I'm working. These headphones stay charged for the entirety of my shift without dying, and with the charging case I can use them for my shifts for up to 2+ weeks without charging the case. The noise cancelling works extremely well and I like that with the baseus Bowie app you can choose which noise cancelling mode you want. They are easy to pair with my phone and I'll be repurchasing them if anything ever does happen to them!

I bought these about 5 months ago & so far, they've been great for the most part.Some of the pros I've experienced:Really great sound after adjusting the EQ: Out of the box, the sound was ok but really came to life after I adjusted the EQ to my liking on the app.Really great battery life: Normally when I see ridiculously long battery features boasted about in budget earbuds, I get suspicious about it. But these really do last pretty long on a single charge. Personally, I've used them at a 5-6 hr stretch & they were still around 30%. And charging is pretty fast too. I once put these in the charger at 30% & within 10 minutes they were at 80%. The charging case itself can go for days. I charge it about once a week & haven't had a problem with it so far.Multiple ANC options: While the overall ANC could be just a little stronger in my opinion, that probably has more to do with the how they fit in my ear than the qaulity. The options you get in the app for these are really incredible for the price. To see options like Outdoor, Indoor, Commuting and even customizing your own noise cancellation level is really something for just $25 (what I personally paid for these on sale). What really surprised me is if you select Outdoor, there is significant wind reduction too which is rare in budget earbuds like these.Seamless multipoint: The switch between 2 devices is quite seamless & that's really convenient in instances like if I'm on my laptop & I get a phone call.Decent fit: My ears are really weird and even with various options like Spinfit, I've never been able to find perfect earbuds so far, budget or flagship of all the brands I've tried, that give me a perfect fit. But that's just me. These have enough extra ear tips of different sizes that most people will get a very good fit with one of them.And now for some of the cons:App: I guess you get what you pay for. As previously mentioned, the app does offer a lot of EQ & ANC setting options which I love. But the connection to the app can be really slow at times. Sometimes I push a button on there & it takes a few seconds for the result to come through. A couple of times, I even had to close the app & open it again to work.Charging case size is really big: It still fits in my pockets but compared to other cases, it's huge & creates a bulge so taking it with me can be a hassle if I'm going for a walk & don't want to carry an extra bag or something. I guess that's to compensate for the battery but still, could be a little smaller in my opinion.EQ & ANC Consistency: This is my biggest bone to pick & what keeps me from a full 5-star rating. If I'm listening to music or something & someone calls me, after the call the EQ reverts back to out of the box setting. I have to manually change it back again. I don't know if it's just the issue with my earbuds specifically or that's just the way they are but it's really annoying & frustrating. Same goes with ANC options. For example, if I've selected outdoor, after I put these back in the case & take them out later, the setting still shows on outdoor but the ANC is not there till I press the outdoor button again. Again, maybe I just ended up with a bad model & others are fine. But that's my personal experience.Touch control: Out of the box, the options are really limited. But you can customize them to some degree which I did. Still, no feature works without a double click or press & hold. No single click option for any control be it play/pause, ANC or anything else.Overall, I would still rate these pretty highly for the price point. These obviously can't compare to Bose, Sony or Airpods. But if you're looking budget earbuds with some the options of the bigger brands, these are a pretty good choice. Inspite of the cons I listed, I still prefer them as my go-to earbuds.

Fantastic sound, just needs redesign on the fit. Occasional ear pain.

Me and earbuds are not a great match. I love wearing them. They are minimalist, portable, and extremely functional. They're also tiny, and I tend to lose an earbud once a quarter.I lose them so frequently I can no longer justify paying for premium buds. Historically, I've owned several of each of the galaxy buds pro models. I'm pretty sure I've attempted to wear an air pod.My main use cases are for casual wear while traveling or doing chores and while exercising (lifting mainly). I'm not an audiophile. My review is tailored towards those use cases.First impressions opening the box. For 25$, it's a pretty good product experience in terms of packaging. I already have usb-c and power blocks. I don't recall the packaging providing much of that with the box.Second impression was 'damn that's a chunky charging base's. Double the size I probably expected. You aren't carrying these things around in your slim fit jeans pockets. I haven't dropped mine yet so I am unable to comment on durability. It's flat surface I believe is a sturdier design than a lot of the leading competitors which stay put about as well as a buttered noodle.The buds themselves are also kind of chunky. They stick out perhaps more than you'd like if you are fashion forward. Definitely the bulkier bud profiles I've sported. They do have fancy LED lighting though to indicate activity, as does the base.Charge time so far feels generous for both base and buds, but I've yet to truly stress test them.The software provides ample customization of quick two features. I find them to be somewhat delayed in their execution, but cover the basics I want like pausing/resuming, previous/next, volume, etc. The app does give you that slight spyware vibe though. Overall it's no worse that Samsung wear upon initial inspection.Again sound quality wise, I am no audiophile. There are plenty of modes you can choose from and also to customize. I have no complaints so far.Now I've found that earbuds are hit or miss when it comes to staying in your ear during exercise. I'm sad to report that these buds out of box perform about as poorly as the worst of them. I was positioning my buds during every other rep. Terrible for staying in the lifting groove. I had to pocket them mid session after one finally flipped on the floor mid shoulder press.On the matter, the bud inserts that go in your ear have zero mesh to prevent was from gunking on the actual speaker output of the bud. This feels like a major oversight to me. Seems like you can ruin your buds very quickly simply by being human.I've had enough leftover buds from those other premium alternatives that I've used as an immediate replacement. Given those were something I'd have to acquire aftermarket, I have to ding the review on account for that poor quality/experience. Hoping with the new inserts the build up and slippage are greatly reduced.Given all that, these are far more functional than I bargained for the price I paid for them. Because of that I am happy with settling for these buds as the value received is very notable.

To date, these are my favorite Bluetooth earbuds. The have ajustable ear sponges that fit comfortably in the ear. They are easy to pair witb out even really needing instructions, however you should still read the instruction manual. Lol.... They are very durable and the quality is amazing. They function like they should. These come with a rechargeable carrying case that gives you up to 4 full charges. The sound is amazing with highs and the lows, you can't beat the price. I will never by a anothe pair of $200 earbuds with the Baseus Earbuds on the market.