Soundcore by Anker, Soundcore Sport X10 True Wireless Bluetooth 5.2 Workout Headphones

I tried a couple of other (more expensive and more highly featured) ear buds, neither of which worked for my primary purpose: Wearing at the gym and while running. These Anker earbuds delivered! Had they been $150-$200 earbuds, I would rate them 4 stars. But at $75 regular pricing (and in fact got mine for $59 on sale), they are a FANTASTIC value and deserve 5 stars.I'll leave the details for other reviews, which are more in-depth. The bottom line for me is:The over-the-ear hooks are extremely comfortable and have an innovative design (they rotate one direction for storage in the case and rotate the other way for securing the buds while in use). The overall fit is quite good. Even if they loosen a bit with most strenuous exertion, you can feel confident that they won't come out.Sound quality is very good - better than I expected. A solid B+ and notable for this price point. Pretty good bass. The equalizer function on the app has a bunch of pre-sets plus allows you to customize.The Soundcore app complements these buds. I highly recommend you download it because one of the first things will be a firmware update that takes a few minutes. Thereafter, you can control features and see charge levels.Battery life has been good. I've been getting a solid 7 hours on one charge, maybe a little more. The case has good capacity. If you fully charge the case, you'll have at least 30 hours of power in total.Water resistance level is high on these relative to most ear buds, at IPX7. You can wear these in the rain and in theory, even submerge them in water. I wouldn't try it but I feel that these will definitely handle sweat and splashes.The only downsides of these buds are: I prefer to use the controls on the app, rather than the little buttons on the top of the earbuds, because there is no voice feedback. I like other earbuds that confirm when you have made a change, for example, "Noise reduction on" or "Talk through mode enabled." These don't do that. Also, as to noise reduction, it's not as good as a couple of other earbuds I've tried, such as Bose and JBL. I would describe the noise cancellation as moderate.All things considered, if you are specifically looking for a sports earbud that will stay put and can handle the elements, these should be considered. I've always liked Anker products - their battery chargers, adapters, wireless keyboards, and other peripherals are consistently great. Well, they did an excellent job with these earbuds. While not a "top tier" set of Bluetooth earbuds, they provide a great value for the price.

have had these for about a week now and so far so good. I have trouble finding wireless earbuds that stay in my ears. the only pair i have found that do, i cannot find anymore (TBI pro). These come with 5 different size silicone inserts to accomodate all ear sizes. Since i have small ear holes, the xs works for me. I have never seen earbuds come with extra small inserts before. The rotating earhook took some getting used to but only because it is different than what im used too from the earbud i had been using in that it rotates over your ear. The overall size of the earbud is pretty small, so i sometimes fumble with them with my big hands. But that's not an issue. I would rather them be on the smaller size and actually fit my ears, than larger and constantly falling out. sound quality is great. Good bass you can "feel" without muddying up the sound, and the phone app lets you tune it however you like, or use a pre-set eq (I have found the pre-set R&B eq sounds the best with rock/metal music). I use these when i am running and connect them with my apple watch. The only downside is there is no compatible eq app for the apple watch. The eq you choose only works with the connected bluetooth device, so when using my apple watch, the eq reverts back to the default eq, and not the one i set it to when connected to my phone. If they had multipoint bluetooth capability, that may solve the issue as i could connect them to my phone and set the eq, but also use my apple watch to control the music. so far they seem pretty sweat resistant when running for up to an hour, but only time will tell. Generally the effects from sweat take some time to occur. the only real negative, beside the lack of an apple watch compatible app, is the tiny control buttons on each earbud. As i stated before, i have big hands and fingers. Trying to find the tiny button that sits on top of the earbud in order to turn the volume up and down or to pause the music is a real challenge, and sometimes im afraid i am going to knock the earbud out of my ear while searching for it. i would have rather it been a larger button, or touch pad on the face of the earbud. I can't really rate the noise cancellation. So far i have been using them while running on a treadmill in my basement, so there is not a lot of background noise to drown out besides the sound of the treadmill, which i can't hear over the music anyway. It can also be hard to get used to the fact you cannot physically turn them off. They turn off automatically when put back in the charging case, but I dont always like to charge my earbuds after every time i use them. It's better for the battery to utilize the entire life of it, or most of it anyway, before charging. The instructions do say they will power off after being disconnected from a device for 10 minutes. But that would mean you have to go into your bluetooth settings and disconnect it when you are done. I dont want to risk forgetting to do this and then be left with dead earbuds on my next run, so i put them back in the case every time i am done. overall, so far they are the best bluetooth earbuds i have owned, and first true wireless earbuds to actually stay in my ears. This outweighs the things i would consider negatives. I give them 5 stars