Ear Buds Invisible Mini Earbuds Wireless Bluetooth, Smallest Low Profile Micro Tiny Discreet Hidden Earbuds for Work, Small Headphones, Sleep Wireless Earphone IPX5 Waterproof for Small Ear Canals

Just as advertised. Small, comfortable, and pretty much invisible for whoever is facing me. It goes all the way in my ear canal, blocking any sounds around me. Which is great, because I don't need it to be so loud, I can just have good sound playing and a very comfortable volume. I totally recommend it. It's better than my other earbuds that costed more, so great value for the money. I haven't yet used a full charge but I was able to listen to about 4 albums os 12 tracks each and I haven't charged it yet, so the battery seems to be great. I have dropped it a few times and nothing happened so apparently the quality is great. It connects easily to my phone, but I have not yet figured out the touch controls. The design is great. Fit even in the smallest pockets. I put also a photo of it bear a pen and a key so you have better understand of how small it really is. I bought this earbuds from this listing and also from another listing, but they turn out to the the exact same product, very high quality.

Great

Worst bt not working properly 😒

Nac not there Calling audio not cleared

For years I have been looking for a good pair of sleep earbuds. I've tried headband sleep-phones, I've made my own pair using a combination of degrees earmuff and nintendo wireless headphones, I have the Jlab Minis (for $30), and I have the Soundcore A20s (for $120). These SK19's are the most comfortable of them all for side-sleeping. They are small enough that they do not hurt my ears. I use a memory foam pillow by the way. Let me first explain my issues with the other sleep earbuds. The Soundcore A20s are great, but they block out too much noise for my comfort and the snug fit makes my ears itch. Plus I can feel it push against my ears when sleeping on my side. Sometimes I want to just use one earbud so I can be aware of any unexpected sounds in the middle of the night and avoid the pressure on my pillow-side ear. But since there is a dedicated right and left bud with the Soundcore A20s, I can't just take the right bud out and move it to my left ear when turning over in bed. So that's why I like the Jlab minis. The left and right buds are identical, so I can use just one bud, and move it to the other ear when turning over. Plus if the battery dies, I can put swap it out with the other bud that's in the charger next to my bed. However small they are, the Jlab minis still put pressure on my ears when I sleep partially on my side. That's the beauty of these SK19s. The are even smaller than the Jlab minis (see photo) and they do not press on my pillow-side ears at all. I should mention they were easy to fall out too, so I replaced the small ear tips with the spare medium ones that came in the box, and now they are the perfect fit. They are great for audio books which is what I use them for. But the audio is not bad for music. Just set your expectations. You won't get punchy bass from these small earbuds for this price. I tested the battery life. At fairly low volumes (like what I would use at night) it lasted right at 5 hours (as advertised). The only negative I have noticed is the voice prompt comes on at the end to say "Low Battery, Power Off". I never understood why some sleep earbuds are designed like that. Just power down. I am usually already asleep - only to be awaken by the voice prompt.