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I have small ears and ear buds don't like to stay in, but I wanted the convenience of an airpod-like Bluetooth device when im moving aroudn the house cleaning. This works perfectly! I haven't timed the battery life but I rarely charge them and they haven't died on me yet. They connect with my Samsung phone quickly and the range is good enough that I can leave my phone somewhere and still get my podcasts/music pretty much everywhere in the house. Sound quality is pretty good, and they're comfy even after hours of wear as long as I don't pinch the top of my ears with the arms. They do look a little goofy but the convenience is worth it lol. Case is sturdy and sleek so you can stick it in a pocket or a purse and take it on the go!

This company discontinues product but keeps model numbers for the model replacement earphones! This review is for a now non-existent set Purchased Sept/2022 from Amazon. My phone only has Bluetooth 4.0 (Motorola Droid Turbo 2). I'll edit as I go, using them every day and edit as I learn. PROS: 1) YES, you can use JUST one! Putting on the second one and it will auto sync with the first, make a "bong" sound and you're in stereo. 2) Yes, you can wear big plastic frame glasses with one or both of them! Even on my huge, fat head. 3) A short type C usb charging cable is included. 4) They must be charged in the case, but it charges with the lid opened or closed, and the case has a built-in, non-replaceable battery so you can charge out in the field, away from a source of power. 5) When using one earpiece I can push and hold either the Vol Up or Vol Down button (on the actual earpiece) and jump one song forward or back. Push the only other button (it has a phone icon and is called Main Function Button or MFB) once to pause or resume play. Push & hold for two seconds then release for Google Assistant. Tap three times to switch from Music to Game mode (avoids latency or audio sync issues during video game play) Normally keep it in Music mode. 6) When pairing, the FW5 comes up simply as "FW5". 7) So far, I've got 8 hours of music play on one earpiece BUT the left one dies in 2 1/2 hours, then sometimes lasts up to 8! Always remember to turn them off, or put them in the charge case, which automatically shuts them off. 8) Phone calls are clear, both my voice & the caller's. CONS: 1) The instructions are poor - not the worst from China I've seen, but pretty damn bad. 2) The grip on your ear isn't great, the ear hook has no firm core to let you bend it to grip around the ear more tightly. Wearing glasses, with the temple piece over the top of the ear hook really improves the grip and my confidence. I'd avoid tennis, Supercross or Motocross riding, jackhammers, the trampoline and/or hardcore gymnastics while wearing one, or both, FW5 earpieces. 3) The language is set for Chinese as default. First turn your Bluetooth off and any other Bluetooth devices you have that might try to pair with your FW5. NOW lift one earpiece out of the charging cradle and push the (MFB) main button three times and you'll hear it say English. replace that earpiece in the charger, wait a second, pull the other earpiece out and tap it's MFB 3 times, it'll say English. Put it back in the charger, turn your Bluetooth on and they'll work as soon as you pull one or both from the charger. 4) No battery level indication until 5 minutes before the earpiece dies! All my other Bluetooth earpieces would accept a command and say the remaining use time, for instance, my Jabra had an entire voice command menu, pair, battery, redial etc.... At about an hour remaining it would give 10-minute reminders. 5) Using one earpiece music isn't as good as my old Jabra, but with both earpieces in the FW5 is very entertaining, the stereo effect is wonderful. I used the EQ in my music app but don't expect serious bass for rap, edm, hip-hop etc........ Jazz, bee-bop, female pop vocalists it's very acceptable. 6) Dangerous with both earpieces on! You can hear sprinklers on a lawn, normal conversation or a loud fan, but a car rolling quietly up behind you, or bad guys sneaking up on you? Nope. With one earpiece in you can hear a little out of that ear so it seems safe to me, but it does block outside sounds a tiny bit more than my other on-ear models. Once again, be prepared for poor quality control, these things are cheap, the battery in my right FW5 earpiece is great, the left won't even last one third as long.

The media could not be loaded. These open-ear Bluetooth headphones have a neat concept—no more discomfort from in-ear or over-ear designs, and you can still hear your surroundings. Perfect for jogging in the park or commuting. They come with a 300mAh charge case, offering about 5-7 hours of playtime per charge, totaling up to 36 hours with both earbuds. I love the automatic pairing feature. Just take them out, and they connect almost instantly, with a helpful voice prompt saying "Pairing." However, the touch controls are a bit finicky. Sometimes I try to pause a song but end up adjusting the volume instead, and switching songs can be hit-or-miss. Sound quality is pretty good, clear and crisp with decent noise cancellation, though I've heard better. The language change feature is a bit confusing; I had to disconnect the Bluetooth and tap multiple times to switch languages. The 30-day free replacement policy is reassuring, but I did experience minor issues like one earbud not pairing occasionally. Overall, these headphones are good for casual use, but the touch controls could use some improvement. Would recommend if you're looking for something practical and comfortable.

Bought these because a medical issue prevents me from using earbuds anymore.Pros:*Good volume range, and I like bass*Does function fairly well over ear.*Portable case is very thin compared to some air bug cases*Some adjustability for wearing and can stay on you if you jog but at a price*Can have straps attached to hold around your neck if you can't use the charging case.Battery life is at least an hour, so that's pretty good.Cons:*No touch controls, only an awkward button controls that will obstructed by your ears. Big hands will struggle, these are large, touch controls would have been much better.*Can be become painful after prolonged wear and use.*The mechanism to keep this on your ear requires you to squeeze and clamp over your year. It also won't sound good otherwise.*Default language is in a Chinese language with no ability to change it. (I guess this product was not meant for outside China.)*This one size fits all has the obvious drawback of not fitting all ears and ear shapes.With some minor changes, this product can be amazing but its current flaws hurt your overall user experience.Had cushion to the unit to both clamp and seal without comfort and this would probably be much better. Will use it for now as other compact options just won't work for me.

Left speaker stopped charging and I cannot make it work. I tried cleaning the case, and the earphones, charging the earphones while charging the case or with the case fully chargers. No difference. It turns on for a bit but almost immediately I get the “low battery” message. This happened after the 30-day return period so nothing I can do about it. It’s a pity cause I like the shape and fit.