AUNNO Wireless Earbuds, Y32 Pro Bluetooth Earphones with 4 ENC Noise Cancelling, Touch Control Wireless Headphones with Bluetooth 5.3 HiFi Sound, 40H Playtime IP7 Waterproof, Premium Frosted Shell

I gave up on wired headphones due to the unreliability of the Apple lightning port. I’d be working and it would disconnect any time I moved 😂 Bluetooth it is then (despite the health risks). I have tried over ten different pairs. Some fall out of the ear, some are a pain to connect/reconnect. These are snug and safe in my lug holes, the sound quality is great, and the battery lasts ages. The value for money is amazing which begs the question: who is funding this brain frying tech? Hey ho….I need podcasts while working and this is the best option I have found.

I was going in hospital and wanted to be able to listen to music on my phone without disturbing other patients. I found it awkward putting them in my ears but had never used anything like them b4 so that was a learning curve. Good value and easy to charge up. Happy. (Plus I'm home from hospital which is a bonus).

It exceeded my expectations. The sound quality is very good and it's a nice little thing to carry with you. I use it to listen to music and podcast to go to sleep and I find it very good. It sits in your ear nicely too. I used few different types over the years but this one is far better than many other expensive ones. I bought a second one for my father in law who loves them too

Bought Nov 23 .hold charge well for at least 4 hours. Fits in ear well without falling out.Can see progress of charging.Sound quality not great but got this for fiver so very pleased lasted this long without failing.Would buy again but can't find.

probably the worst headphones I used. very cheap quality not worth price

I like the quality of the sound had no problems connecting to my iPhone easy to set up.

If I had to be as accurate and honest I'd give them 5/10...taking the price into account (£7 when I got them) I'd bump them up to 6/10. Bearing in mind you can get Q20i for £35, ok they need extensive EQ adjustment so you'll have to look up the frequency response to help get them right (as you do for all Souncore headphones). Sound starts off nasty but seems to burn in and improve after about 12 plus hours, can be EQ'd to sound decent. I got these just out of curiosity, I have X2, HD600, DT990 Pro, HD58X, HD560S and Hifiman Edition XS so I know a little bit about sound quality and they are acceptable sound quality, not amazing but not too bad actually, especially considering the price and if you want something that lasts 4 hours and doesn't matter if you lose them etc. PROBLEMS....They state 40 hour battery life, its not at all, its 4 hours. I don't appreciate false advertising. They don't fit as to seal and close out external noise, you can still hear lots of external noise. The voice info i.e battery life etc is far too loud and can't be lowered, it'll make you jump and its piercing, very annoying! So honestly if you need something that lasts 4 hours, will use where not too much external noise, are ok with sound quality that's decent enough but not amazing (EQ them a touch and they improve a lot) and you are ok with the battery life announcement bellowing at you far too loudly, then for £7 these will do a pretty decent job. Just remember the battery life thing and that they take some time to find their best sound (at least 8 -12 hours). Touch controls work fine but always fiddly for earphones no matter which ones you get. Worth a go for £7 definitely, just EQ and keep the case charged and they'll do a good job...for 4 hours at a time. If they didn't have that stupid shouting announcement and they lasted longer these would be great....(once EQ'd). That's as honest as I can be, so good luck!

Easy to use. Connects easy, we got two, one for my husband one for me. Both work independently for our mobiles and ipads. Would recommend. Just needs charge when you receive them that doesn't take long.