MiTechProHybrid ANC Wireless Earbuds, Immerse in Immersive Sound with Deep Bass, Long Playtime and 3 Eq Settings, Upgrade Your Audio Experience

I have had these ear buds for several weeks, and I am very impressed. At this price point, these have a competitive set of features, sound quality, and battery life. Having ANC (active noise cancelling) and sound pass-through at this price point is key. They work well, and I personally consider both of these features to be key in any earbuds that I will be using often.The quality of the earbuds, buttons, and case are great and are not representative of the price point. I had no issues paring with my iPhone, and have had no connectivity issues. These paired quickly, have worked smoothly and reliably, and I have not experienced unexpected disconnections either while listening to music our during a call.These earbuds are stored inside a charge case that is not tiny but not overly large, and has better than expected recharging capacity. Battery life for using the earbuds is better than I would have anticipated, and I have found the battery life to be as good or better than the 8 hours (5 with ANC) that is advertised. I have gotten several good charges from the case for each full charge, which is great for the size of the case. I have included a few photos so you can see the earbuds and case for yourself.From a fit and feel perspective, these earbuds feel comfortable, and fit well in my ears. I have average size ears, and have not found them to fall out despite using them in a variety of environments. I have had several other sets of earbuds that do not fit as well, and fell out, but I have not had that trouble with these.Regarding sound quality, I can share that these have excellent bass response without being too bass-heavy. The default levels are just how I like most of my music, and I was pleasantly surprised at how even the sound is. I have owned several other earbuds in this price point that sound either muffled or bass-heavy, and these are better. These buds have three additional sound modes. The Bass EQ mode will definitely appeal to those who prefer more bass heavy, or if you’re listening to older recordings where the bass level might not be as much as you’d like – it is great to have this option. The Pop mode seems a bit over-loud, and I am not sure about the Game mode. To toggle the EQ modes, tap and hold the button on the left earbud for 2 seconds.Regarding call quality and microphone performance, through multiple calls I have tested the sound quality, specifically the sound clarity and how clear the sound was to those at the other end of my calls, and I found that the quality of both the sound of calls and the microphone quality are above average or better for this price point, with no issues or concerns from my calling experience. To be honest, the sound quality of the microphone is better than I would have expected.They have excellent noise cancellation, and I appreciate the pass-through mode, as well, both of which I consider to be key in earbuds. Neither modes have perfect execution, but at this price point, these buds are truly impressive and more than enough for my needs. To toggle these noise control modes, tap and hold the button on the right earbud for 2 seconds.These earbuds are proof that you do not need to spend several hundred dollars on high end earbuds by Apple, Bose, etc., to have nearly the same performance for 1/10th of the price. Even if you’ve bought inexpensive earbuds in the past (as have I), I would recommend to give these a chance. These are a great value, and I would not hesitate to recommend them.

If you're reading this, like me, you need some cheap earbuds. ANC is a nice bonus, but at this price point, don't expect ANC that Bose, Samsung, Sony, or other brands might have.Sound quality is serviceable. Very similar to buds in this price range. Volume nice and loud. Fit is comfortable. Buds are plastic, but well made. Feel tough. Easy to carry in my pocket. Case fits in my palm easily. Battery life is great and as advertised. I've worn these for about five hours with no problem. They stay in ear for my workouts. Bluetooth paired quickly with my Android phone. These tick all my boxes at this price point.Now... if you can afford headphones in the $60 or $80 dollar range, or even flagship ones, I would suggest going that route. You'll get better audio quality and very effective ANC.For me, I needed a pair to beat around, be a backup, and still has decent ANC. These check those boxes for me!

Design & Fit:The design of these are just like Apple's AirPods. I wasn't a fan of this design, I've never been a fan of this design, but I will say, I was pleasantly surprised. I always thought due to that little antenna-like part sticking out the bottom of the earbuds, that it would be easy to lose them. However, I can report that they have never just fallen right out of my ear, and they are a pretty snug fit. The wireless earbuds do come with a variety of different ear tips, one of my ears seems to have a bigger ear canal than the other, so I typically get a smaller one for one and a medium to large one for the other. I do recommend getting memory foam ear tips overall because those fit much better for a tighter fit in the ear. However, I can't say that I have worked out with these, and they stay in my ear for the most part.Connectivity:The connectivity is alright. The only reason why I say it's all right is that sometimes it can be kind of janky. Like for instance it seems like it kind of has a disturbance when you power on other electronics. I guess you can call it an electronic disturbance. Like I turned on my paper shredder to shred some receipts, and then the earbuds started to play my music through one of the earbuds. And it did this quite consistently when I turned on certain electronics. Also, I recently was watching a movie, and I've watched this movie at least seven times, for some reason, during one part of the movie, the earbuds were only playing the sound via the left earbud but not the right one, but both were connected, then after a few minutes, the sound came back into the right earbud.Volume:If I were to rate the level of volume with these earbuds I would probably say they are about a 7. Like they're not teeny, but they're not loud enough to truly immerse yourself in the music. If other things are going on in the background, you will be out of the other things. This is noticeable when you try to activate the different audio noise technologies, ANC and pass-through, but the volume isn't regulated well. If you have your music turned up, you won't hear the earbuds announce ANC, for whatever reason it seems like there's a separate tiny speaker that announces that the molds have changed, rather than being the same speaker that plays the music. Additionally, when using these modes, you can still hear yourself, and things in the background. Like I talked on ANC mode, and pass-through mode, and I heard myself either way, I didn't notice that much of a difference, if a difference at all.ANC & Passthrough Modes:As I mentioned previously, I honestly didn't notice the difference between the two. I have a really good pair of wireless earbuds that has ANC, and a passthrough mode, and I can distinctly tell the difference between those as opposed to these. Those wireless earbuds that I have have a distinctive sound that you can kind of tell when the motor is activated. On these Wireless earbuds, it's just an audible cue that it gives you that the modes are activated, but it just sounds like normal mode to me. When the other brand's earbuds activate these modes sound like a mic with a little bit of white noise, but very very subtle. So in my personal opinion, I would not get too excited about this mode. But I guess you do have to temper your expectations considering these are $30 wireless earbuds.Pop, Bass & Game EQ mode:Pop mode, the volume amps up, and the sound to me because more of a neutral clarity. Not sure if this makes sense, but it's a more forward sound, vocals are more of the highlight as the lead of the track than being blended with the production. In this mode in addition to the vocals being in the forefront, the higher frequency instrumentals are more prevalent.Bass mode does highlight the bass, I listened to songs like Young Jeezy & and Kanye West "Put On," Ludacris "Area Codes," Ciara "Gimme Dat Bass," Nicki Minaj "Super Bass," & Tayla Parx "Cheap Liquor." You hear the Bass thump, which makes me understand the Bass in music more because typically I'm so used to the way songs are mixed I never focus on it as much.Game mode, I don't know what it's supposed to do because I don't hear the difference.Battery lifeThe battery life is exceptional; I used a timer in my last test, I used the Earbuds actively for about close to 4 hours, then I fell asleep for about 2 hours. The wireless earbuds were at 70%. Still using them for another hour and a half, they are now at 50%. I would say this is pretty phenomenal because even when you're actively not using wireless earbuds, in my experience (have had at least 5 different wireless earbuds by various brands) they still drain the battery. I tested it out with a stopwatch and it lasted for over 10 hours, about 8 of those hours were completely active listening to audio.Conclusion:For around $30, these are a great pair of Wireless earbuds, but definitely not comparable to something of a higher price range. The standout features are the Pop mode, the Bass mode, and the battery life. Volume is around a 7, kind of small, tailing behind average. ANC and Pass-through modes for me are a waste. These are some nice secondary wireless earbuds for home usage or for going to public places with not a lot of business and background noise. The fit is surprisingly good, very snug in the ear with the right ear tips to fit your ear canal. 4/5 stars for me.

It's ok, battery life is good, bass is weak

As the title says, these earbuds are EXTREMELY bass heavy, but the drivers themselves seem to be pretty decent as they registered across the board for all sound profile tests I've done, so as long as you don't mind messing with an EQ these are pretty good earbuds. After adjusting for the (again, extremely heavy) bass, these have so far been a pleasant listening experience.They have three different modes, pop, gaming, and bass. Pop is most acceptable and easiest to tune to true neutral tones. Have tried gaming with these on the PS5. They do not work with the PS5 as the PS5 does not allow audio Bluetooth accessories. Connects to PC easily.Very ergonomic, love the feel of the case, the shape is pleasant in your pocket and the hinge is tough. Would recommend.