LETSCOM Bluetooth Headphones V5.0 IPX7 Waterproof, Wireless Sport Earphones, HiFi Bass Stereo Sweatproof Earbuds W/Mic, Noise Cancelling Headset for Workout, Running, Gym, 8 Hours Play time

These headphones have been terrific so far. I work outside a lot and sometimes in the rain. The last headphones I bought, which claimed they were waterproof, broke with some rainwater. The LETSCOM however just went through a week of heavy rain her in Southern Maryland/Virginia. It's been pouring and I've been able to listen to my music, audiobooks, and podcasts just fine.Furthermore I drive a bobcat at work and most everything I listen to I can hear clearly while driving it on its highest speed which makes a lot of sound. I don't even have it at it's loudest volume. (I say most everything because depending on app quality or video quality the sound might be worse, but it's not the headphones' fault)Battery life is great. I listen to music on and off during a 10 hour workday and they usually still have some charge at the end of the day. They charge pretty fast too!The only problem I have is the strap in the back. It's a bit too long and it will stick with my neck and pull on it. I've never have this problem with similar headphones. For some reason wearing only one feels weird and the other one doesn't hang right where you want it. Sometimes I use the hook for your ear and stick it in the neckline of my shirt. (As seen on the picture) other than that they are pretty comfortable. The rubber tips are like most headphones now days. The hooks aren't too thick so they don't cause discomfort behind my ears like other ones I've used.20$ is a steal for these things. Maybe they're not "beats" quality, but I enjoy good music, podcasts and audiobooks and it's great for those.I will say that the Bluetooth range is not the best. And if you got things between your device and headphones it'll cut out for a bit before readjusting. BUT I usually have my phone in my pocket so it's not a prolem for me.

Gym Essential #2My friend once told me that he's pretty sure only a sociopath does not listen to music when they are working out or at the gym, and the more I go, the more I agree with that. You need something to get you in the mood. You crave the pounding bass to pump those weights, that blasting music to curl those irons, or maybe if something is wrong with you, that sweet jazz while you run in place. But, you also don't want to be "that guy" that plays his music on a speaker, so that everyone can hear. I'm pretty sure that will also get you kicked out in most places.I tried using normal earbuds for a while, but they kept falling out, and nothing was more annoying than being stuck under the bar, and feeling your music life line slip away from you. I gave in, and bought these.You don't buy these earbuds because you want the best, quality music. You buy studio headphones for those. You buy these because you're on a budget like me, but need music.These earbuds have never fallen out, and seem to hold a decent battery charge, and those two alone were enough for me. However, they also can be quite loud, and block out some of the noise around you, which is a bonus. The sound quality is what you'd expect for this price range, but certainly isn't anything to complain about. Overall, I was quite pleased with this purchase. On top of all of that, they also look pretty nice.

I bought these to try out as my husband and I have started running more frequently, and all my wired headphones broke. I've also tried other bluetooth headphones and they cut out randomly mid-run. So, I spent a lot of time researching these kinds that tuck over the ears, and I went with these (red for me, green for husband). And WOW.I think the best part about these is the battery life. My phone tells me how much battery the headphones have left in them. We run 3-4 times a week, anywhere between 30 and 60 minutes. I haven't charged these in three weeks and they're still at 70% battery life.I also love the mic. I didn't buy them for that intended purpose, but I've taken a couple calls while using them and I don't have to move the cord or shout or turn my head or anything. They pick up your voice very well I suppose.AND THEY DON'T CUT OUT. EVER. I usually have my phone in a pocket somewhere, and they never have issues with connection, whereas my old pair (Bose ones mind you), even in my coat pocket they'd cut out. And back pocket was entirely a no-go.And the carrying case is perfect! I don't usually use that kind of thing but I always make sure my headphones end up back in the case. It's so convenient.Overall, amazing product and I definitely recommend if you're looking for a good pair of bluetooth headphones, especially for exercising!