Arisen WindBuds Bluetooth Headphones, Magnetic Wireless Earbuds with Noise-Cancelling, Bluetooth 4.1 Stereo Sound, IPX6 Nanotech Waterproof Sport Earphones with Microphone for iPhone, Android and More

I used these over two weeks and they proved to be less than I hoped for. The bluetooth connection is easy to pair, but very troublesome reception. The signal cuts out if my arm gets near my cellphone pocket. Another speaker I've used at the same desk works perfectly. The sound quality is only fair in comparison to inexpensive ($10 - $20) wired headphones. After trying all the different ear sizes I did find a combination I liked and my ears did not get sore after extended periods. They are very well designed and would be excellent if the bluetooth and sound quality was just a bit better. All-in-all, for the price they are tolerable but I have decided to return them and try another brand.Update 3/11/18: I believe these may be as good as I can find at this price point. Have decided to keep them until I decide to invest in a higher priced set.

I was looking for a pair of decent headphones for my daily use. And I’m a tech-geek for consumer electronics, so I don’t want some thing that feel cheap. I have considered about some “famous” brands like Bose, Beats, Jaybird and so on. But my wife told me that it's very unnecessary to spend money on “brand premium”, (usually you will pay 30-40% percent of its price, just for the name) Money wise, I decide to browse some headphones on Amazon in order to have quick comparison.Gladly I found the Arisne WindBuds Bluetooth headphones, those headphones seem to have all the features that I was looking for. Long battery life, hands-free microphone, CSR8645 Bluetooth chips, Apt-X coding technology, and delicate design, they’re even water resistant… and the price is under $40…I can’t find any reasons not to buy those.I can surely tell that if those headphones are named with“Boss or Beats” the price would times triple more… Of course you would say “Big Brands” has better after-sale customer service, but the Arisen WindBuds also have one-year warranty, so there is no much big issue for me.I will do an update review after couple days, so far these headphones work perfectly as they described. Highly recommend!

I had been looking for a wireless, water resistant headset for quite sometime. I am an avid runner, and often make calls in the car, or just on the go. This headset was great - the sound quality was good, they fit quite well. They stay on when I run, and are perfect for chatting on my ~45 minute commute. After wearing them for ~4-6hrs or so, my ears get a little sore, but otherwise I have no complaints. I bought this pair about a year ago - however, a few months in, lost them at the gym.A few months go bye, I burned through 3 other wireless pairs (they all broke) - I remembered how great these were and decided to get them once more. They are just as good now as they were almost a year ago.Pros:- Easy set up- Long battery life- Good sound quality (unless you're an audiophile)- Not that expensive- They don't fall out when I run (between 30 minutes - 2hrs straight)- I wear them in the shower/tub- Very portable, not clunky- Comes with detachable ear pieces for smaller/larger earsCons:- Ears sore after several hours

Look good but uncomfortable. The plastic cylindrical bit that enters the ear canal and what gets covered by the silicon tip is a bit larger than the ones on my Taotronics Bluetooth buds. I can only wear these Arisen ear buds for a few minutes before my ears ache and they never get noise isolation because the silicon tips don't get a good seal. If they rethought the design a little I'm sure they'd be a lot more comfortable and sound better because they do seem to be mostly good.Update: I ended up purposely destroying them today. Get something else

Exactly what I’m looking for!I started off my search with Bose and the Jaybird X3's because I prefer the best of the best. Except for in this case. For whatever reason, I decided to give these a try. They were on sale for under $40 at the time. Usually I would just brush it off and look ever them just based solely on price. Especially with Bluetooth being involved. Figuring there was no way these would work/last. I am VERY pleasantly surprised. 60+ hours of listening so far and not one connection drop. Sound is good. Even great. I honestly wouldn't be able to tell the difference between these and a $60-$85 pair of earbuds. I will be buying a second pair (perk of getting cheap headphones) to keep at work and one in the gym bag. I'll pay a small price for quality and convenience any day!

The Arsisen WindBuds are excellent bluetooth headphones for phone calls. They come in a nice box, they feel substantial and of good quality, they paired easily with my phone, and the sound quality is very good. The microphone works perfect and people hear me clearly. The battery life is excellent. My only disappointment is that they have a poor bass output for listening to music, the sound clarity is excellent but the bass response is weak. Overall, I highly recommend them for phone calls.

I currently use Jaybird Freedoms daily and love them. My wife is not a heavy user, but liked my headphones so we decided to try ones that were similar in style, but less expensive. First, the packaging was very impressive and included lots of ear tips and wings. Sound quality and call performance was very very good. While my Jaybirds would be a 10/10 ($149 headphones), these would rate a 7/10 ($29). Great consistent bluetooth connection to an iPhone and Macbook. Call quality is great on both sides. I think its an amazing value for those not wanting or needed to spend $100+ on bluetooth headphones.

fit great. sound great. Not the immersion style of music, but for working around the yard or house while listening to music while other people in the house don't want to etc. great pair of headphones for a very fair price.