OnePlusBuds 3, Splendid Blue, Deep Bass, ANC, Immersive Sound, Up to 44 Hour Playtime with Charging case, Bluetooth 5.3

I got these when I lost one of my previous headphones, and have enjoyed using them for the month or so I've had them. The case is nice and helps charge the headphones. The noise cancellation is awesome, my wife made us leave the gym when somebody came and started playing their music too loud, and I didn't understand why because I could only hear my music! No problems with range or staying connected, no problems or ear pain leaving headphones in for hours. This was by far the most I've ever spent on headphones and I'd make the same choice again in a minute.

I have a set of Galaxy Buds Plus that work well but kept falling out during yard work so I wanted a stem style that I thought would better stay in my ear (they do). I found the audio quality to rival the Buds Plus and the noise cancellation to be somewhat better. I guess it's kind of a gimmick but the app will give you a hearing test and sculpt a personal EQ that I really like. If OnePlus made a flip phone I would have considered it over my Razr 2024.

Bought these as a response to losing my pixel a buds, which I also loved, along with the one plus phone, but generally speaking I think even if you don't own a oneplus phone these are an insanely underrated technology.In comparison to the Pixel buds A and the nothing earbuds, the sound quality on these sounds on par with those earbuds. It doesn't compete with full blown earphones of course, but these aren't really designed to be for premium sound, but for practicality when you need something for fitness or out on a bike.There are however features with these earbuds and in general with the oneplus lineup that people should be aware that exists as they're game changers for all of their products including this one. One plus uniquely has Supervooc charging, which when you pair a oneplus prouct with it's charger and uc can superfast charge their products faster than your standard fast charge. With supervooc, you can get 5 hours of playback with these earbuds with no ANC, and 3.5 hours of playtime with ANC, meaning if you forget to charge these overtime you can plug them into a charger, and have way more than enough for a gym session in 10 minutes.The playback for these earbuds is also 44 hours with no ANC and 25 hours ANC, with 11 to 7 hours respectively of actual playtime. If you have the app, you can also modify the controls to be able to customize the functionality of the earbuds so you can skip, play, answer calls, etc like you would with other earbuds. The ANC is comparable to the pixel buds A, but I wouldn't say is better than any noise canceling headphones, but does a really good job for the size.You can also customize the sound profile to your liking as well if you don't like the stock sound that comes with the headphones.Genuinely though, the super fast charging for the one plus lineup is an absolutely crazy gamechanger, as the way you use these products fundamentally changes when you can do crazy fast charging but don't want to wait all day for it.

These headphones are pretty great! Overall they work amazing at blocking out conversations . I work in a small office and I really cannot hear the people next to me with them in which is soooo good! This is when I have music on .Two things I don’t love - there is no pause button on the buds themselves . And when playing podcasts the volume is low , could be the podcast itself . Overall I would buy these again in a heartbeat

This earphones was a good buy it's light weight

These are a great deal. Got them to have a pair of headphones I leave at my office and pair with my work computer for video calls. I was using my personal AirPods Pro 2, but they were fussy staying paired with my work PC and handoff was getting confused. So I bought these as a lower cost alternative for work only and they are great. The fit is comfortable and light. The sound quality is excellent. Bass response is superior to the AirPods Pro 2 and music and calls sound great. The ANC on the AirPods is more versatile, but in the office setting I’m in, there is no difference. The ANC only struggles with things like loud street noise and I’m not in that environment. I do with the case could charge on a Qi pad to eliminate one more cable, but it’s at my desk so USB-C is always available.