NokiaPower Earbuds | True Wireless with Charging Case | Up to 150 Hours of Play | Waterproof | Universal Bluetooth 5.0 Compatibility with Built-in Mic | Crystal-Clear Sound with Enhanced Bass,Gray

The best earbuds you can get in the range of $20-50. The sound quality is good but doesn't have any bass, which is understandable for the price you paid. The case and buds are made of cheap plastic; this doesn't matter much if you use it for daily activities. Buds batteries last for about 6 hours, recharging with case is fairly fast. Case battery lasts for a long time, but is drained over time. Overall, these are the cheapest earbuds you can get and still have confidence that it won't break down after a few uses.

I bought the Nokia Power Earbuds with high expectations, especially considering their promised battery life of up to 150 hours. Overall, I'm pleased with several aspects, but the battery life was a bit disappointing, reflecting my three-star rating.First of all, the design of the earbuds is modern and stylish, and the charging case is compact and easy to carry. I like the shade of gray on the headphones, and the case provides a sense of durability. The waterproof feature is an added bonus, especially for those who wear the headphones while exercising or in inclement weather conditions.The Bluetooth 5.0 connection is solid and they pair easily with compatible devices. Additionally, the sound quality is impressive, with clear highs and improved bass, significantly improving the listening experience.However, the battery life did not fully meet my expectations. While the advertised 150 hours understandably refers to the total time you can get with recharges from the case, the duration per single charge fell short of what I expected. I experienced around 4 to 5 hours of continuous playback, which is pretty standard but below advertising-generated expectations.The charging case is convenient and provides several recharges before needing a power source, which is a positive. However, the 150-hour promise might be a bit exaggerated, especially if used in higher volume conditions.

The earbuds gradually were performing less and less good. Sometimes there was more intense sound or bass from the one earbud than the other resulting in horrible hearing experience. Moreover the last months the earbuds do not connect anymore with my Nokia 9 or any other device. if they rarely do they will result in very low noise no matter the setting you choose from the phone or the earbuds themselves. Never tested them near water or in watery conditions, they don't seem to handle any kind of mishandle. Overall disappointed, very expensive, they do not work anymore, i hope they will refund me. Will keep up to date.

extremely comfortable - the normal 3 included sizes of little rubber ear things.Sound quality is excellent for earbuds.Battery life is outstanding.The option for right earbud only seems strange - left earbud can be paired separately, but it's a little confusing.Overall, very pleased.

The built quality is not the best compared to similar earphones in similar prices. The plastic of the charging box is low quality and the cover of the box seems very fragile.The box is bulkier than other earbuds boxes but it can be justified with the battery duration of this item that arrive to 150 hours compared to other prestigious and costly earbuds like Sony or Samsung.The sound quality is very good but sure not compared to the quality of Sony or Samsung Buds. If you chose the proper plastic heads they creates a good isolation of the ambient noises while ANC is not a feature of this gear.The connection with the phone is fast and stable after Bluetooth paring.As it is explained in the manual, you can use only the right bud in case that you want to use only one item.Overall opinion for this item is that it is a very good piece for the price of 50$. If you are on a short budget it is a recommended solution.

The earphones did their job, but I'm not satisfied with the overall quality.Sound- The sound was fine, but was easily picked up by others around you. I had to keep the music relatively quiet (roughly 20% volume).Comfort- This was my biggest gripe. The earbuds constantly fall out of my ear due to how bulky they are. I can't get up and reliably walk around with them falling out. The supplied silicone ear tips was uncomfortable as well. I've tried all three sizes and none helped.Battery Life- Battery life if great; no complaint here. Easily lasts an entire day.Bluetooth 3.0- The Bluetooth 3.0 technology works as intended, but feels very clunky. You "tap" or "hold" the right or left earbud depending on the command you want to do. I have two issues with this:One, the commands doesn't always work. You need to find the sweetspot on your earbud.Two, every time I tap the earbud, it feels like I'm shoving the earbud deeper into my ear and one point it started to hurt. That was the last time I used the earbuds.Final thoughts-1) The earbuds work well as intended, but is not suited for my ear size. They keep falling out with little to no effort.2) It is very easy for others to pick up what you're listening to. I had my music at a very low volume (nearly muted) and my co-workers could still pick it up.3) The Bluetooth 3.0 technology works as intended, but the design of the earbuds has you to "tap" the earbud for general commands, which can push them further into your ear (to the point of being uncomfortable).

While the sound quality is excellent, the bt connection delay/ random disconnection causes frustration. Sometimes the left one won’t connect and both buds have to be put back in the case and pulled back out. It takes forever to connect to my phone as well making my Apple earbuds worth the $20 extra dollars. The price should be lowered