OnePlusBuds 3, Metallic Gray, Deep Bass, ANC, Immersive Sound, Up to 44 Hour Playtime with Charging case, Bluetooth 5.3

I want to start off by saying these are by far the best earbuds I've ever purchased. The only buds to have ever fit my ears perfectly were the Samsung Buds FE, that being said after using them for 30min or more would cause discomfort. These here fit perfectly straight out of the box yet do not hurt my ears. I can jog, jump, shake my head, and they stay put (this has always been the biggest issue when using earbuds from my personal experience.)Pros•Google Fast Pair- (First time I opened the case and they automatically popped up on my Pixel 9 Pro XL with the option to connect.)•Dual Device Connection- Love using these at work as they are connected to my cell phone and my work laptop simultaneously. I simply pause my music and take a call on teams without having to disconnect. It automatically pairs when within range and the earbud case being opened.•Fitment- Best fitment I have personally ever had on earbuds.•Sound- I'm far from being an audiophile, however, straight out of the box they sound pretty good. Once you download the app to make adjustments you can run a hearing test and it will be customized for your specific hearing.•Spatial Audio- Nice for when playing games or watching a movie on your phone or Bluetooth capable device.•Design- Sleek, small, low profile. Perfect in my opinion.•Earbud Controls- Very easy and effective, love the slide volume control. (All this is customizable through the app).•In Ear Detection- Love this feature, automatic pause when you take an earbud out of your ear, and then automatic play once you re-insert. (Perfect for when someone walks up to talk.)•Mic- The mic on these are probably the best I have had from earbuds. I haven't had a complaint and no one seems to notice I am using earbuds.Cons-•ANC- Not the best, even with the biggest ear tips (Which cause my ears to hurt). The ANC itself is just not up to par compared to others I've used. But I don't care too much about this feature as with music halfway up and ANC on, you can't hear distractions.•Transparency Mode- Probably too good as its too loud.Overall, I highly recommend these earbuds.

I got these on sale for $76. They are the best earbuds I have ever purchased. The batteries have only died on me a couple of times and I have had them for over a year. If they dropped dead I would buy them again tomorrow. They sound better than my wife's 3rd gen airpod pros. The noise cancelling isn't amazing, but it does fine especially for the price.they really shine in sound quality for the money.

So far these have been pretty good sound wise. There were a lot of reviews that I checked out before ordering these that said that the ANC was weak. I do not agree at all. Now, there's a difference between something being the absolute best and something being bad/weak. These are not the strongest noise cancelling for the price. So far, my Soundcore Liberty 4 NC hold that crown, but of course, I haven't tried every bud on the market. There are just too many at this point. That said, it's still really good ANC. I use them at the gym and it covers up the majority of the sound an allows me to focus on my sound and my workout.The sound surprised me. I'm admittedly still trying to justify this purchase since my Liberty 4NC still work, but these just sound better. The mids and highs are much clearer, the bass rumbles better, and the Golden Sound EQ option made a big difference for me.The transparency mode is good too. Still not Airpods Pro level (nothing is, really), but it's good nonetheless. In fact, I didn't even notice how artificial the transparency on the Liberty 4NC sounded until I had them side by side with these. The best way I can describe it is, the 4NC sound like they have a High-Pass filter, but blocks low end sounds. I can hear voices just fine, but it's not a very full sound in transparency mode. These filter out a bit of the top end but sounds fuller overall.Now, I must admit, these do hurt my ears after having them in for a bit. Admittedly though, every single stem style bud I've every tried hurts my ears either immediately or after wearing them for a bit. That includes the 4NC that I couldn't stand to wear until I found tips that fit (very recently) and the Airpod Pro 2. I don't necessarily fault the buds for that, and they are very secure when I go for a jog UNLIKE the Liberty 4NC. The controls on these are much more natural too, although also imperfect because the touch area seems smaller than it should be. The slider function for volume should be copied by everyone though. It just makes sense.Overall, I think these are a really nice set of earbuds with a really good sound, good battery life, good transparency, good ANC, good controls, and has been an overall good experience. I haven't used a Oneplus product in years, and their customer service used to leave something to be desired. If that's been fixed, then Soundcore really has a potential problem on their hands. Competition is great though!

I use these headphones everyday. I'm able to actually have a conversation while I am mowing the lawn. I'm giving five stars because of how much I love them and they are the nicest headphones that I have had.ProsThey stay in my ear well they do not fall out and they are comfortable. The battery lasts plenty long I charge them every couple days. The audio quality is excellent. The microphone quality seems to be excellent everybody I talk to on the phone can hear me very clear. I'm Even able to have a conversation while mowing the lawn. These headphones have improved my productivity because I am able to communicate with people over the phone hands-free while accomplishing tasks.ConsSometimes I don't want my music to stop when I take one earbud out. Sometimes I accidentally hang up on people when I go to take the earbud out and just touch the side of the headphone. There may be some settings I'm not sure though.