No the cheapest they have ever been, but probably the best sub 100$ sports wireless earbuds with usb-C.
Reviews are excellent.
100 hours playback time, and the case can be used as a powerbank.
Also, IPX7 water resitance, I don't think there are sub 100$ wireless earbuds with this).
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I just bought a pair of the Q35 SoundPeats (strap behind the head) because the batteries on my Plantronics Backbeats are dying.
I use them on a bike, but find the ear bud sticks out a fair way so creates a lot of wind noise. (The Plantronics are almost flush) I don’t want to use the bigger domes to cut wind noise because I want to hear the fire truck that is trying to hit me.
How far do these stick out - have you tried them on a bike?
Haven't used these on a moving bike, so can't comment there. Don't like riding with phones in/on. Looking at the Q35 photos I'd suggest these sit in a little more than them, but probably not by much. Probably sit out as far as where the q35 cable attaches.
Had these for a year too… Love them. Can be used singly or in a pair, can boost your phone from the battery if required, plenty of play time, etc. Only real gripe is the microphone quality isn't great - workable, but not great.
I've had them for a year. Sound quality is good but microphone is poor as it cannot filter the surrounding noise. Recently got this Galaxy Buds+ with 2 extra mics for noise filtration and I can even talk on the phone when riding a bike.
If you're like me you start reading Amazon reviews from one * up.
I've had these for just over a year now, been using it at the gym and for jogs. They sit quite comfortably and the battery life is fantastic.
The sound quality is good too for the price, but don't expect any insane noise cancellation or anything from it (it does a decent job at it through tightly fitting in your ear but that's about it).
Overall, it's worth it and I will likely buy another pair similar to this if mine die at any point soon (seems unlikely!)