HTC True Wireless Earbuds 7, IPX4 Splashproof Bluetooth 5.3 Noise Cancelling in-Ear Headphones with 45ms Ultra-Low Latency, 22H Playtime, Built-in Mic for Gaming, Exercising (Black)

These wireless earbuds are okay, but they are nothing to write home about. If you can get them on sale I guess they are okay, but if you get them at full price, I feel like there are many competitors that offer better quality for the same money. These headphones say that they offer noise cancellation, which is kind of buzz word right now. They in fact, do not have any kind of active noise cancellation, but they do block noise because thats what happens when you shove something in your ears so I guess they arent techinically lying. I didnt notice the latency being any better or worse than other wireless earbuds I have tried and I couldnt tell any difference between the latency in regular mode vs gaming mode. Maybe that had something to do with my device, I am not sure, but It definitely made no appreciable difference when I tried it. Also, when you switch between gaming and regular mode, it makes a chime, but it is the same noise going into both modes so you have no idea which one you are in, so not great. The sound on these buds wasnt great either. I am no audiophile, but even I could tell that the sound was not good on these. The bass was incredibly overpowering and the audio just wasnt very clear in general. The touch controls worked okay so thats a plus, but thats about the only positive. The build quality is also pretty bad. The case felt really cheap in my hands compared to other budget buds in this price range. All in all, if you just want a pair of earbuds that are wireless and thats all you care about, these will be fine. However, they are really not that good in my opinion and I dont think I could recommend them.

So far they have worked well. They are everything that is described and what I was looking for.

When you consider that these earbuds are less than $40, the quality is incredible. The fidelity is clear with good bass (doesnt sound blown out), they fit in my ear very comfortably and dont feel like theyll fall out, and they have great battery life (a full day on a single charge). They synched to my phone and watch easily and call quality was good. Noise cancellation was fair, but when Im out on a walk, I dont use noise cancellation because I want to be more aware of my surroundings. Im very pleased with these little earbuds and think you will be too!

Sound Quality (probably the most important): I do like the bass on these earbuds although the very high treble seems to be a little muddy in my opinion. The vocals which are mids are nice and clear. The are no freq specs in the description or with the package but it has to be around 20Hz on the low-end while the high-end would probably be short of 20kHz (20-20K is the typical range of the human audio spectrum). Overall for sound quality, these earbuds are very nice. Battery life for the earbuds seems to be pretty good and the manual says that the case will recharge the earbuds fully three times. This seems reasonable for the small case size. Although I do prefer a digital display on the case that shows how much power is left in the case, due to the small case size that would not be possible and there are three LEDs on the case to indicate the power level of the case. Overall battery life is very good. The USB charging connector is USB type C, which is the same as my Samsung phone charger. Connectivity: Bluetooth works flawlessly. When I leave my phone on the other side of the gym when working out it always stays connected. Phone usage: I did not use these to talk on the phone, so I can not comment on that aspect. Controls: Functionality is controlled by taps (pause, next, previous, answer/end call) which is typical for earbuds of this type. Admittedly, I only use play/pause because I use them at the gym. Although it has a game/music mode it seems that the game mode just enhances the bass, but it is not readily apparent which mode you are in (no indicator that I found). General Overview: I would not hesitate to buy these as the price point is really nice and the sound quality is really pretty good (especially if you like the hear the low end of the audio spectrum). Certainly, a good value for a nice quality earbud. Update (11/09/2022): Not a major issue, but just different: When the earbuds connect to my phone, there is no message that says they are connect (like with all my other devices). It still connected (and reconnects) flawlessly, but it does not announce this via audio.

- reasonable quality budget ear buds - quality of sound is ok for the price point , no complaints - works fine

This set of earbuds is pretty small. The sound is on point. Not audiophile quality, but great otherwise. The fit is acceptable as long as you find the right tips for your ears. The noise cancelling is passive at best and relies completely on your tip fit. You also need to crank up the volume for that to work. I do like the fact they are so small I can stick them in my pocket and not notice them.

Great earbuds for the $$. Highly recommend!

These are a great buy. Very clear sound and easy to pair with my phone and TV.

I didnt think these buds would be good for sound, however they surprised me...nice bass...treble or high end could use improvement..I listen to a lot of music while working to drown out noise and they do a good job on drowning outside noise...battery life seems as promised...nice look. Volume could use improvement from when you increase it or decrease..seems to jump way up there to super loud and super low when past 70% Volume..other than that these are excellent headphones

A great deal. These headphones are high quality and comfortable. Very impressed.