Ahutoru V4.2 Invisible Wireless Earbuds Surround Sound in Ear Bluetooth Earbuds with 1000 mAh Charging Case (Black)

It's a great pair of bluetooth ear buds. I've owned headphones since I was kid (43) and this is where everything was going to lead to, no? Small pieces of advanced electronic equipment, well placed in each ear, providing an amazing super surround sound experience. These are an amazing leap in headphone technology and despite the fact it won't please all the audiophiles, and yes, it does have some connectivity issues (the left one on mine breaks out once in a while, so annoying - gets worse when in motion - helps to keep the phone on the left side of your body) but it's still amazing. I highly recommend these - the big boys (Bose, Apple) will have to produce something BETTER than this. I look forward to those incredible pairs of headphones - I actually would spend more, but for $69.99 these are just superb. Goods and bads below:POSITIVEGreat Clear Sound, really amazing for what they areAdequate Bass - just the right amount - you don't want to go deafVery comfy - love wearing them - doesn't hurt my ear after hours of useSo far, flawless operation of the charging case, good battery life experienceNO SO MUCHThe left out breaks out, it's annoyingThe sound, when on low volume, sounds a bit distantThe charging case is cheap (the top comes off the hinge) and it's obvious you're tied to it - so it wold be nice if it was sturdier

I had a cheap pair that would fall out unless I sat perfectly still, that's not cutting it at the gym. Then I bought another brand that must have cost me over $250 and drove me nuts with the constant clicking as they connected and disconnected. They did stay in but I had to return them.THIS pair is the right price for what you get. The audio quality is great (i'm no expert but know bad sound when I hear it). The charging case is very convenient and I think I can go almost two weeks without charging it. They connect every time and the voice and connection sounds are not too loud or unpleasant as they can be with wireless earbuds. Range is pretty good as well especially if I leave my phone up higher on a shelf or counter.Some things I wish were different:Not a fan of the gold buttons, wish they were not metallic in color. Maybe I'll paint or sharpie them?The lid of the charging case comes off the hinge, a spot of hot glue fixed that right up.You get perhaps 5 minutes of low battery warning before they shut down. It would be cool if they could tell you to charge the case BEFORE you're left at the gym with no music.I have really small ear canals (apparently) so I had to replace the tips with small memory foam versions. This is a problem I have with ALL earbuds so let's say its a personal problem.The left channel can sometimes cut out, especially if you touch either of the units while in your ear. Only once was it necessary to forget and pair them to fix connection issues.

Pros: Great sound and easy to set up Bluetooth connection. I ride a bus for one leg of my commute and the noise cancellation feature works well, however, riding the train, the other leg of my commute, was too much for it.Cons: The left ear bud sputters with the sound coming and going. It's worse when I'm walking. I like the idea of the charging case, but the left ear bud wasn't charging. I thought the pressure stub in the cover didn't press down enough so the contacts would touch each other to start the charge, so I put a piece of folded paper to add pressure. After closer inspection, one of the contacts in the base was lower than the other and wasn't making contact when closing the lid. I plan to return the item.

I have been looking at these truly wireless earbuds for a while. I have Jaybird 2 headphones. The Jaybird Run got me interesting. I do not have a lot of money right now. I begin looking at the more expensive sets, but decided I could not afford them. I decided to try the I8’s because they happen to be almost $100 less than the other I had been looking at. I was looking for an inconspicuous set of earbuds to wear at work. I have had the I8’s for a couple days now. First off I am happy with the sound quality. I imagine the more expensive set might have better sound, especially the $250 Bose. Wearing one sounds alright; wearing both sound awesome. For the money I spent I am truly happy. The instructions that came with them did not answer all my questions. I have problems with my vision and the small print did not help either. I searched the internet; I was not able to find any real information to answer questions not addressed in the manual. I could not even find a website for Ahuoru although I did find other products by this company. I love the size of these headphones. I can wear one and have a conversation with someone and they not be aware I am listening to music. I do have moderately long hair which helps. The first time I put them in my ears I put them in the wrong ear. They did not work well that way. In fact until I realized my error I thought I had bought a dud. The next day I wore them first on the bus to work. While out in traffic the left earbud cut out a few times. The bus ride was about a hour and it cut out at least 6 time. I had the same problem with my Jaybird 2’s. When I got to work inside I did not have this issue. Same with the Jaybirds. As far as fit goes I have some issues as well. I went through all the ear tips trying to get a good fit. At one point while wearing the left earbud it fell out on my ear into the trash. I am a housekeeper. I believe I now have a good fit but I find myself pushing them back into my ears from time to time. I have had the same issue with every set of earbuds I have ever tried. I quit using the Jaybirds for this reason. I am as satisfied with the fit of these as I have been with any other set although I do fear that if I run with them I could possibly lose one. I love the charging case. The only issue I have is that it will not charge a single earbud. It only works with both earbuds. If it changed one I could get continuous use. I would love to listen to music the entire 8 hour work day. I get over 2 hours of play time. With all this being said I am happy with my earbuds. I did not spend the $250 for the Bose or the $150 for the Jaybirds or Apple. I am as happy as I could expect to be for the $69 I spent. In fact more so.I have had these earbuds for several months now since I wrote the initial review. Love them. I use them primarily for work and when I ride the bus. These would not be good for outdoor running. The left channel cuts off from time to time when outside. Indoors I have not had this problem. Since I have had them one or the other earbud has come out of my ear twice. I dropped the charging case a couple times. The top came off both times. I was able to put it back with no problem. I am worried that if I damage the charger the earbuds would be useless. Have not been able to find replacement parts. Other than that I love them.

Easy pairing, well designed, delivered as pictured, decent sound. Unfortunately, the sound in the left ear bud came in and out during the first use. I returned the product.

Like most of the cheap bluetooth earbuds, these are unusablefor video and audio because they do not sync properly.

Only one works now and didn’t have it long. Sounds great tho the one that’s working