UrbanistaParis True Wireless Earphones 20H Playtime Wireless Charging Case and Bluetooth 5.0, Noise Cancelling Earphones with Touch Controls + Built-in Mic, Compatible with Android and iOS – Black

Earphones come nicely packaged, including the charging/carry case. I like the magnetic close and also the ear buds are located with magnets, so effortlessly self-dock when you drop each of them in.The case is a compact size and a perfect shape & material finish for slipping into your pocket. A short USB charging lead is supplied for the case, which I prefer to a full length one that you would get with a phone etc. The case has an led to indicate charge, the more blinks the more they're charged, so simple to follow.The earbuds themselves are very light, and once fitted you forget you're wearing them. They come with a few different sized buds, so you can get a snug fix and maximise the external noise isolation.Once paired with your phone, they connect automatically each time thereafter just by removing them from the case. I had no Bluetooth connectivity issues, and the range was surprisingly good when wandering around the home and also the garden.The earbuds have touch controls for pausing, changing volume etc. To increase the volume you simply tap the right bud and to decrease to tap the left, other functions are by double taps etc, great for when you're on the move. I'm very happy with my purchase.

I liked the design of these, small neat case and the wireless charging is neat, and the fit was comfortable, but that's all the good stuff.There was a constant noise like a whistling, crackling distortion in the left earbud and the treble in both distorted at higher volumes. I assume my pair was faulty, but even apart from that the overall sound was very poor with no bass and harsh treble, like a cheap AM radio.The touch controls were also fiddly with a long delay after pressing so that I was never sure if I pressed it or not. The description of the functions in the manual was also wrong.List price for these is £99 and I got them on offer for £50, but they sound like cheap £2 wired earbuds, nothing special at all, I am sure there are plenty of alternatives at lower price that sound better.

So I've had these for 10months so far, and I think the sounds is great (I don't have many other wireless earphones to compare these to though) - I'm sure that you could get more bass on them, but I think you can control that within the apps that you use.I ran a couple of times with them in the rain, on the last occasion the right earphone stopped working - I dried them out by shaking excess water out and placing overnight on a towel. I then did a hard reset (hold the touch power for 15 seconds) and that seemed to sort the issue out. Although a little annoying as they are meant to be waterproof.Also, like others, the syncing is a little odd - in fact mine only seems to need to sync one out of two in order to work - so I'd say that it's unclear to begin with but once you sync it's all good.The charging is super easy and cool - I place them on a generic wireless charge and the case also holds a charge which lasts for ages!I would say get them when they are on a deal and lookout for new versions of them.

I bought these to use whilst running and they are just what I was after, secure enough to stay in whilst also being comfortable to wear for long periods of time. The sound is excellent with both music and podcasts very clear and crisp.I really like the feel of them as well, almost rubbery and not the shiny plastic that most headphones have.Linking to my phone was really quick and easy to do, very happy as it can be a pain to do sometimes.

Got a pair of these for myself and partner and was quite disappointed as they are really hard to talk on! The music is fine but when trying to talk cuts out alot and really cant have a conversation on them!

Already had a pair of urbanista headphones, just wanted to update , very happy with my purchase

Don't waste your money unless you only need them for less than 30 minutesBought 3 as I had a pair for 5 years but lost them. All 3 have a fault with the right bud, it only holds the charge for up to 30 minutes at best, one is only good for 10 minutes.Sound quality is good but wireless for 30 minutes is rubbish

After being letdown by the Ticpods Free, I did some research and come across these. They boast a sleek and modern aesethic, and pair effortlessly with the Pixel 4. The gesture control works flawlessly and they have Greta battery life and magnetically snap into the charging case, which is small enough to carry around in your pocket. Sound quality will be down to personal preference, but I appreciate that they opt for a more flat EQ opposed to low end.Couldn't recommended these enough!