Motorola Moto Buds 065 - True Wireless, Ear Buds, Noise Isolation and 17 Hours Playtime, Touch Control on Both Earbuds, IPX4 Water Resistant, ENC ...

TITLE: Good for Motorola Users WHATS INCLUDED: -Motorola 065 Buds -Small, medium, and Large ear tips -USB Charging Cable -Charging Case -Instructions PRODUCT/THOUGHTS: NOTE: Make sure you fully charge up the case all the way FIRST, and Remove the earbuds cover over the connectors of both the Right and Left buds. This will allow the buds themselves to charge up. For me, they didnt have a charge at all when I got them. Comfort: -I found them to be decently comfortable. They felt right about where most buds do that have this design with the longer stem. My personal preference is the shorter kind. I didnt have any fatigue, or discomfort after using these for long periods of time. Sound: -I would say these are above average. Like a 7 out of 10 if I could put it on a scale. For the price they offer them at, they are a book pair of buds. They fall a bit more on the Lows being a big stronger than the Highs to a degree. This does result in SOME vocals not being as clean as they could be. But its not bad per se. The mids felt pretty balanced. -These support an ENC Mic, which isnt the same as ANC, but it does a similar effect, just more low power. It Kind of works, but you will still need a quieter environment when placing phone calls, making audio recordings etc. However, the Mic quality IS pretty clear and I found it impressive. Most people wont have issues when talking on the phone with these. Construction: -They arent that bad but they arent super great. I would say they are kind of in-between when it comes to construction quality. Mid-range is the best way to put it. That goes for both the earbuds and the case. It will be very apparent as soon as you pick these up for example. Battery life: This was hard to measure, but it wasnt 17 hours of playtime. It was a couple of hours, which is pretty standard for a lot of buds in this cost range and feature set. These have Fast Pair enabled so you can set these up easily. If your device supports it, itll come up with a prompt showing you if you want to pair it with the Moto Buds 065. My first test device, an older Galaxy S8 supports it, so it was a breeze to set up. Unforeu;tnly I couldnt get these to work with Motorolas own Moto Buds app. Im not sure why but I wanted to be able to get those additional controls but I couldnt test that. If you have a Motorola phone though, you should have that app built-in. But these are a nice pair of earbuds for the value they are being offered at.

They fit well, sound good, good battery, overall a good purchase for the price