XR700 Wireless Earbuds - Bluetooth 5.0, IPX5 Waterproof, Noise Cancelling, Adjustable Earhooks, 12H Battery, Deep Bass, Mic - Sports Running Headphones for Workouts, Gym, Travel

These are far and above the loudest earbuds I've ever experienced. I use the VLC media player on my phone, it has a pre-amp function that doubles the volume output, and these earbuds can handle it. If you were raised up on Zeppelin, Hendrix, Motorhead, etc., and you like it LOUD...I mean REALLY loud...then your search for earbuds is over. These will just about loosen the fillings in your teeth! The sound quality is great, but could be a little bit better, which is why I docked these one star in that category. I have another set of buds that I use to watch movies, but these are my go-to earbuds for everything else. They stay in place very well, so they're great for the gym or riding a bike. Putting them on and taking them off is a little more complicated than with other earbuds, which may be a turn-off for some, but it's worth the effort; they will NOT fall off. You can run, jump, whatever, and they stay in place. They're pretty rugged, as well; when you hold them, you can tell by the way they feel that they're put together pretty well. It's a quality product. Another HUGE plus: they have buttons you have to actually push, they don't have touch sensors, so no more accidentally hanging up on people when I scratch my ear, no more killing the music when I lay on my side, etc. The touch sensors on my other earbuds are the reason I bought these ones. They charge pretty quick, and stay charged for quite awhile. I wish they had the USB Type-C port instead of micro USB, but whatever. I expect the company will be changing that in the future, as micro USB is kinda on the way out. These are the ONLY device I own that doesn't have Type-C, but that is by no means a deal breaker. In summation: the quality and performance far outweigh the minor inconveniences (micro USB, putting on/removing, A-minus sound quality) associated with this product...and they're only 40 bucks. As I mentioned above, if you like classic rock and metal these are definitely the earbuds for you. I'm pretty sure the next device I purchase will be a hearing aid.

12/21/20 UPDATE: Raising my original 3-star review to 4 stars! Not long after posting my original review (see below) I was contacted by Marina, a Senior Customer Care Agent, and she was a pleasure to work with. I essentially restated to her what I'd written below, and she immediately offered to replace my defective pair of earbuds with a brand new pair. Her communications were clear and quick, she followed up when necessary, and I received the replacement earbuds soon after her initial contact with me. So far the replacements are working perfectly well, and they'll be my go-to pair for personal listening. I was very impressed with how well Marina treated me as a customer, and it was a reminder of how rare good customer service can be these days. I'm grateful to her for being to easy to work with! These earbuds are really a great value for the price, and knowing that they have the backing of quality customer service makes them a very strong contender in a crowded marketplace. __________________________________ Original review: Decent sound and fit, just don’t expect them to last too long. When these headphones were working correctly I enjoyed them quite a bit; the ear loops kept them in place and the sound was decent enough for what they are. I also had very few connection problems over the Bluetooth, and initially I was pleased with my purchase. I only wore these while working on projects around the house or cleaning my car, so they were never put through any rigorous workouts or extremely sweaty activities. They were also never exposed to the elements, such as rain or prolonged sun exposure. It wasn’t until they were about four months old that they began acting up. Sometimes right after being fully charged they would connect to my phone and then immediately disconnect and appear to power down, and the only way I could get them to turn on again was to charge them for some additional time. On several occasions they would disconnect from my phone but the power indicator light would still be on, and while holding down the power button I was unable to turn them off or put them into discovery mode to reestablish a connection with my phone. Also, when I wasn’t able to turn them off no matter how long I held down the power button, I would just have to set them aside and let the battery drain, then recharge them again. These events did not happen constantly, but certainly often enough to become an inconvenience and make me wonder if they are even going to turn on again the next time I need them. Had I gotten at least a year’s worth of use out of these I wouldn’t have been so disappointed, and I most likely would’ve bought them again. However, since I’ve only had them for about five months and they’re already failing I will be looking to replace them with something from another brand.

The Treblab XR700s are my new favorite pair of earbuds. As a student, these are vital to my daily life. I love listening to music, but quality of the audio means everything. Personally, I am a basshead. The Treblab XR700s respect the bass and play my favorite bass heavy songs PERFECTLY. The earbuds come with a small circular travel size carrying case, which I use every day. I take it everywhere I go, it is very useful, it is a very easy way to never lose my earbuds, as well as transport them from place to place safely. The design is also impressive, I love quality audio, but majority of the quality audio brands do not have very much in color variety, nothing stands out, and if there is a quality audio company that does have color variety, their prices are absurdly high. Treblab must be causing havoc for these top brands, as they have stylish colors, designs, AND audio quality. But it doesn't end there. Although these earbuds are perfect for casual audio listening sessions, they are UNMATCHED for the gym. I use the Treblab XR700s in the gym on the daily, and I do various exercises, lifts, and cardio, and these earbuds HAVE NOT slipped ONCE. It blows my mind how well these fit in and around my ears. With past experience with earbuds advertised for the gym, I have found that the ear-hooks are so uncomfortable, but with Treblab, this is not the case. The ear-hooks are so comfortable. I've had an entire 5 hour music listening session and not once have I felt discomfort. Another concern would be the water resistance. I sweat a lot, but not just that, I use them outside very often. Rain and sweat has not been a problem for me with the XR700s. Not only that, but by accident I have found out that they are also very durable, which is insane because of how light-weight they are. I have dropped them countless times on concrete, due to clumsiness, and there has been zero damage done, as you can see in the picture. The Treblab XR700 was by far my best purchase for earbuds. I've used countless earbuds and brands, and I have come to find that Treblab is the best. You'd make a mistake if you chose not to order the XR700s, especially in a stylish color such as purple. They're incredible.

Ordered a pair, they shipped out the same day, and arrived two days ahead of schedule, which is good. Pretty comfortable. After a few hours of wearing them (if you're prone to forgetting you are wearing them) the ears sometimes start to ache, but hard to hold that against them since it takes hours for that to even happen. After finding the right fit, they fit securely on the ear and can take a lot of motion without falling off coming loose. And I can loop the little connector cable around the back of my neck, which I like for boxing and strength/conditioning workouts. Was a little sceptical because a lot of earbuds - even ones that claim "waterproof" and "made for sports" - have been shorted out when I'd sweat. These have held up to the sweat test. Great sound quality. Not quite the same clarity as you'll get from some other high-end pairs of sports headphones (e.g. Yurbuds), but these are also notably cheaper, wireless, and the difference in sound isn't that much ESPECIALLY when accounting for that price difference. Really good bass on these, but the bass isn't so excessive that it drowns out everything else. It doesn't come at the cost of clarity. Update: Just under two months since the replacement pair arrived. It does appear that some of my sweat has entered delicate areas and the left ear is now almost completely inaudible. Solid pair for the most part; however, this is a common issue I've had even in most earphones designated "sport" earphones, and these were no exception.

So far so good! I bought these to record video submissions for yoga teacher training. I was getting too much background noise in my videos, and it was hard to hear me. These headphones/microphone easily connect to either an iPad or iPhone, they also connected to my desktop. The sound quality seems good, they are easy to use, and they’re comfortable. I am not super high tech savvy, so that was a huge relief. They stay put while walking around teaching (that does not mean that I am doing the poses). The ear piece that wraps around the ear is a little bigger than my ear, I don’t know if it’s supposed to be that way or not, but they don’t fall off or anything, so I guess that’s fine. The cable is not that attractive behind your neck. If that’s gonna bother you, maybe go with a cordless one, or if you are like me and have long hair, you can always cover it with your hair and nobody will even know it’s there. I will update this review if anything changes. **UPDATE** My son tried them on and easily discovered that the piece that wraps around your ear can be adjusted (molded/bent) around your ear. Now, they fit perfectly. Glad he tried them on, I never would have tried bending them like that. I freaked out a little when I saw him doing it, I thought he was going to break them, but they’re totally designed to be molded to your ears lol. I’ve been using them for almost a month now, and they still work great.

I tend to buy cheap headphones, like under $25. The sound is good enough, but they tend to last about 6 months. Probably because I sweat a lot. My wife encouraged me to spend a little more, and get some better ones. My worry is that I might buy basically the same quality, but pay more. But eventually I decided to buy these based on good reviews, paying about 40% more than I usually do. Initial impression: Not great. I struggled to get them to fit in my ear very well. None of the tips worked well. I put on some others I have that were better. Sound quality was a step down from the pair I'd had previously. The other cheaper set also had some niceties this one lacks like telling me how much battery was left, acknowledging all button pushes with a beep, etc. I was able to get them to stay in pretty well as long as I wasnt' moving. Or sweaty. Once I started moving, they tended to come loose every few minutes. Once I was sweaty, they would start to slide out right after I pushed them in. So most of the time they sit just outside my ear canal. I can still hear them, but they sound tinny, and I don't get noise isolation. When I got home from my run, I was working with them to see if I could get them to stay in better. I turned them on and the right phone made an electronic squeak, then got very quiet. Left works normally. So much for the waterproofing. The good news is that Amazon is super awesome to work with and I'm not stuck with my mistake. Thanks Amazon!

I've had earphones with this same form factor in the past - cheaper, sub-$20 ones, that broke a bit too fast. So I thought, these have good reviews, seem to be higher quality, made in America, and the form I kind of need for what I'm after, I'll give them a shot. However, they just aren't really any better than the ones that are half their price, and in some ways are worse. I am 5'9" male, and my ears are normal to a little big for my height, and the smallest cover they supply is far too big to wear these comfortably. So they already fail there (this is mentioned in several reviews but since my ears are on the large side of medium, thought I'd be OK). Aside from that, something about them is just more uncomfortable than the others I've had. Maybe it's just not ever sitting right due to the covers, I don't know. It's hard to rate the sound since it's unlikely I'm getting the "right" experience, but as far as I can tell it sounds like all the other ones like this: A bit tinny, but OK, and easy to overblow. The battery seems good. The multi point pairing is also disappointing, but part of that is on me - I had read that these allowed for multiple devices to be connected at once, which would be ideal, but it just "remembers" at least 2 (haven't tried with more) devices and you can force that device to connect to this, overriding whatever one it is currently connected to, without going through the entire "pairing" process each time. It's not perfect and not what I really want but it is simpler than headphones without that feature. Honestly, I just don't see a reason to recommend them unless you have huge ears and really want that device swapping ability (that WOULD be useful for me, if my ears were bigger). Just get 2 $15 ones that will fit better and each pair to a device and you'll be better off and have lunch money.

The folks at Treblab or the sellers took to heart my not so glowing original review and contacted me asking if I would give them another chance. They sent me another pair even after I explained to them that I "gifted" the original pair to my coworker after asking him to try them out and his claim that they worked perfectly. The very first time I tried them I there was a hiccup and they cut out momentarily and I thought, here we go again. But after that they worked fine. I told the folks that I would reserve making a new review until after an upcoming trip when I would use them extensively, well I'm back from the trip and they proved to me to be 5 star worthy. No hiccups anymore and the sound just kept better and better. I had heard that on some earbud systems, that they need a bit of "break-in time", I believe these did as well. The sound initially was a bit narrow but within a few hours of constant use most definitely widened and the richness of the bass and the clarity of the highs became impressive. It can be a bit tricky to find the "right fit" for your unique ear canal, but they supply 6 pair in total, different ear pads. I ended up using the medium sized foam for comfort and minimum noise leaks. I am pleased to highly recommend them to others now. My original review...... A coworker recommended these saying he liked them better than his Beats. Well I think they are definitely sub par in sound quality and they keep cutting out. Bluetooth issue? I used them with my S9+ which is latest tech and do not have any issues with my Samsung Levels.

I've purchased this set only because they resembled my original from SENSO which is now around 80$, i.e. double of this price. And I do not regret so far. Sound quality is by far much better than any of more expensive headphones. Bluetooth connection is stable, I don't need to move my phone around to ensure music stream doesn't get interrupted. Recharge time - it would be nice if it was faster, but they are charged overnight, so it makes no difference to me. Noise cancellation??? Not sure if I noticed any difference between this piece and one without this feature.

It was my second headphones from Treblab. First (xr500) was quite good for the money. I had it abou 3 years. Bud XR700 is another story. Bad fit - that piece around the ear is so terrible in compare with xr500. Quality looked same (not best, not bad), bud after less than a half year it's gone. First time I couldn't turn it off. After about week ago I couldn't turn it on. Well, it's my experience and sorry but I can't recommend it.

This is the second one I bought as I lost the first one on a plane. It is very nicely packaged and comes with a carry case. I use it mainly for the gym. I can place the iPhone somewhere in the gym and then do my routines just wearing the head set. Really effective especially as the new one has Bluetooth 5. The sound is rich .... to the extent it is difficult to believe all that sound comes from a tiny head set. Thoroughly recommend the product.

The ear loops are adjustable, but they also get all out of shape. The interface seems a bit more finicky than my older version of these. The sound seems a tad foggier? Less clear. The old ones were never amazing either, but there is a more noticable shhhh and weirdness to the audio with these. Still its as close to the old version I had as I can find even if its of lesser quality.

The ear hooks bend, keep their shape & stay firmly in place for running. Sound quality is amazing. I normally can never get the perfect size of ear-tips but these come with 3 sizes, so ended up working out great! Carrying case is handy and compact. Earbuds are very comfortable & lightweight and I've even fallen asleep with them in! They pair easily and have a satisfyingly long battery life. Customer service is excellent. Especially at this great price point, I highly recommend this product.