Bluetooth Headphones, IPX7 Waterproof Sweatproof & 12Hrs Long Battery, Wireless Earbuds in-Ear with Mic & Soft Earhooks for Running Fitness Workou...

I wanted some earbuds for zoom meetings and these are perfect. Sound quality is good, didnt get any complaints on my mics quality. Havent tested the battery life but thats not really a concern for me. Only weird thing is that if theyre on but you dont have sound playing anywhere they put out white noise. But theyre comfortable and do their job, would recommend!

Ive purchased IXP7 headphones from three different companies. I found clear differences. (For starters, they dont even look alike!) I lose headphones a lot, so I always have a couple of spares around. When the wires on my MoKo Bluetooth Earbuds (Black and Silver IPX7) started fraying, I needed a backup replacement. (I strongly recommend against these, they were a replacement and they still broke ASAP! Enough said.) For my main headphones, I use the Otium Bluetooth, Wireless Earbuds (Black and Red IPX7). I liked them so much that I bought an exact copy of those when I lost the original. But, I prefer something more colorful (those are always the most expensive in any set.) I found a good deal on a pair of Livikey Bluetooth Headphones, (Pink and Grey IPX7). Since they are all IPX7, youd imagine that they would be the same, but I noticed subtle differences in design and wanted to know if other things were different. I went on a walk with one bud in my right ear and the other in my left ear, and vice versa, for all of these observations. Touching them could feel that rubber ear hooks were more firm on the Livikeys. As an experiment, I slowly tugged down on each. The buds fell out at the exact same time, but Livikeys stiffer hook stayed around my ear longer than the Otiums. As I listened to music, I switched back and forth and the Livikey speaker was demonstrably louder. Then, I made an iPhone Voice Memo with each to test the microphone. The Livikey message came through louder and clearer. Even though they are both named IPX7, in terms of hearing stuff, recording stuff, and hanging on to your ear I found Livikey to be superior. I even liked the design and feel of the button better. Finally, I was quickly able to reach Siri, which I wasnt able to figure out with the Otiums. (See picture for a design comparison.)