Customer Ratings & Reviews

Not quite sure how to use these. I like the idea but haven’t adjusted to it

I've been wearing the Belkin SOUNDFORM Move Plus earbuds today while I work and while I mowed the yard. There are very comfortable in my ears - so much so I hardly noticed them. Right our of the box - they were automatically in paring mode and paired up to my iPhone with ease. I had only charged them for about an hour and have been already listening to them for over 4 hours. They are rated at 5 hours playtime battery life with another 19 in the charging case - no reason at this point to say that is inaccurate. For the price, I think this is a great investment for those wanting an option to the more expense earbuds on the market. Also - the charging case also works by just setting it on a wireless charger! Box includes charge case, earbuds, short USB charging cord and 3 different size ear tips. I did have to read the manual to learn the volume and sound controls....so don't throw it out!

1) Half the time only one earbud works and there's no way to turn it on except by putting it back in the case. It's SUPER ANNOYING to have to carry the case with me everywhere I go. It's bulky and does not easily fit in your pants pocket. 2) The touch pad. I HATE touchpad earbuds because they're too sensitive. The rate of accidental touches is high. The price is a rip off.

I received this product in exchange for an honest review. Overall, I like these headphones. The sound is very clear and I like the soundblock they provide for background noise. They fit my ears comfortably and have plenty of options to switch it out for different sizes. The charging case is magnetic so it grabs the headphones pretty easily, and you can tell pretty quick if you put them in the wrong side. When running, they don't fall out and seem pretty stable in my ears during workouts. I'll say my only issue is the user-friendly-ness after you get used to them. I found it to be sometimes glitchy when i'd go to re-connect it to my phone. I'd have to unpair the headphones and re-pair them whenever I wanted to use it. Not super complicated, but slightly annoying if you're like me and slightly impatient with technology. Another issue I had was a sound lag. When my phone went from an awake screen to a sleeping black screen, the sound lagged. Occasionally during an awake screen the sound would also skip. Not like old-school CD player skipping, but a weird sound break in music. Not a technical problem, but the top of the charging case feels super flimsy and like a cheaper plastic that I can see easily chipping/breaking. It wouldn't affect the charging portion of it (That part was well done), but I could easily see it snagging and cracking. But, the sound is really clear and crisp so I'll definitely continue to use these during my workouts/runs.

These are a good set of earbuds with pretty good battery life. They were very comfortable in my ears and readily connect with my iPhone every time. The battery life seem to be on par as advertised however did not drain them to shut off to verify. As for the sound mids and highs we very good however the bass left a lot to be desired. In this price range I believe there are others out there with better sound. I won’t name them here however a search of reviews you sound find them. On a scale of 1-10 I’d put these at about a 7. So if you find yourself needing a pair and you can get them on sale I would go for it

The earbuds pair individually most of the time. Right one connects and disconnects within seconds. MOST ANNOYING THING EVER. When they both actually work, they cut in and out.

Belkin is known for some decent products and this item is no exception. The overall price point for these bargain earbuds is excellent. They certainly are not as fancy as some of my other "buds" but they do produce a pleasing sound when I play my music and speak over my phone during calls. Included with this product are several interchangeable silicone earbud tips which ensure that the consumer will find that "perfect fit". Wearing them for extended periods of time was quite comfortable. I used them while bicycling and they stayed put and did not become loose. Battery life as per the manufacturer is advertised at 5 hours. If you carry your buds case you get an additional 19 hours' worth of charge. So, if you take them along during a vacation for example, you are pretty much assured that you'll have sufficient charge to last for several heavy days of usage. A few comments on sound quality. Booming Bass, and high treble sounds won't be achieved with these buds but they did provide a decent enough sound for me. Lacking from these buds is an app that allows for the tweaking of bass, treble and an equalizer. The touch controls of these buds worked perfectly and were easy to learn to operate and get along with. I'm thoroughly enjoying these buds and I think you will too. The price is super reasonable and the sound is good. They adjust to one's ears easily with the supplied extra silicone ear tips and they are definitely comfortable. These buds are a good bargain and worked as advertised.

Belkin found a nice balance between feature, quality and price. These ear buds have many modern features such as a charging case--that resembles a Silly Putty egg--that is easy to both transport and store your buds. The fit is very comfortable. The buds come with 3 sets of tips, but...there is nowhere to store the tips in the charging case which means those tips likely won't be with you when you need them. (-1 star) Used them during an indoor workout and they stayed in the ear although at times I worried they were getting too loose. Not sure how they would hold up in the summer heat and an outdoor run where they would be jostled a bit more. Sound quality is slightly above average. No piercing highs or bone vibrating bass. These buds are designed to give you loud, midrange sounds. The lack bass is noticeable with some songs, but doesn't really come into play with normal tv/YouTube watching. The microphone is just average so if your primary goal is using these to talk on the phone or record yourself for a podcast or a Zoom, you might want to move a step up the earbud ladder. 5 hours of play time feels a bit short but the fact that the case can provide up to 15 hours of charging. Unfortunately, I do not know how long the case takes to charge or how long the buds need to be in the case to achieve a full charge. I always store them after 4 or fewer hours of use so I have not paid attention to charging time--but that also means that it is fast enough for anyone who doesn't need to live in these buds all day long. One item worth noting is that the "touch sensors" on the ear buds seem very finicky. I have struggled to get the touching for "music skip" or "volume up/down" or "pause" to work correctly and consistently. I am sure this is my fault, but too often I accidentally end up in "Google Assistant mode" (2 second press) and need to acknowledge the error on my phone before the earbuds will go back to the music. Additionally, I have inadvertently turned one ear off and needed to take both out and place them in the case, then put them back in my ear to "re-sync." Again, this is likely because I am "new" to these buds (but not new to the concept of touch-sensitive earphones) and I am just sequencing the commands incorrectly but until I learn what I am doing wrong, it is very frustrating to have to pop them out, put them in the case, then put them back in my ear. Overall, however, I think these are a good value for the price for anyone who wants advanced features but isn't overly concerned about outstanding audio quality. NOTE: BELKIN RECOMMENDS THESE BUDS FOR IPHONE USERS (iPhone 13, specifically) THEREFORE ANDROID USERS MAY EXPERIENCE SOME "INCOMPATIBILITIES" EVEN THOUGH THEY WILL PAIR WITH ANDROID VIA BLUETOOTH.

I'm going to tell you nobody. Nobody would have guessed Belkin would have made amazing in-ear buds. Nobody would have guessed that it sounded like I had over the head headphones. And I truly wouldn't have guessed that my phone calls could be heard. All of these things happen and then some. I'm starting to see Belkin as less of a modem and router company and more like a Logitech, cuz they got this one right. Only one flaw, not USB-C. But still highly recommended.

Sound very good. Comfortable. Price is affordable.

Out of the box the wireless case has a nice shape. Similar to a tiny football. it slides in and out of your pocket with ease, no edges or corners to catch on. It does have a cheap plasticy feel. But works well. With indicator lights on the case as well as the buds themselves. The first and probably only thing I didn't like is that the charging doesn't use USB C. Instead using micro USB, which in this day and age is outdated. The playtime is great, sound quality was crisp, I'd have liked a little more bass. They're comfortable in the ear and stay well when exercising. I like the look of them. Overall a nice not outrageously priced pair of ear buds. I'd recommend them to others

The Belkin Soundform earbuds are a WYSIWYG product. There are no bells and whistles, but the price point reflects this. **Note, some reviewers refer to an app, however, as of writing this, I found no compatible app when searching for "Belkin" in the Android playstore, there is a Belkin Soundform app, however it did not pair with these earbuds and only seems to be geared for the Soundform Elite product. I have written this review based on zero app compatibility.** In the box are the ear buds, charging case with light indicator, multiple sizes of ear tips, and charging cable. Pairing is simple if you turn on Bluetooth and find the device, I was up in running within minutes. I did initially have issues getting audio through both earbuds, and could not find the right button combination to turn on the left earbud, after a minute I put it back in the case to reset it, upon removal it streamed sound immediately. As stated, these ear buds perform as expected, the sound is ok, the comfort is ok, call quality is good, and ultimately they get the job done. Am I a raving fan, no, in fact these ended up going to my teen as I couldn't find the right ear tip to keep these in my ear. The good: The price point, ease of use, light weight design, and above average sound. Calls are clear and the person on the other end cannot hear low level background noise. The case can be charged via wireless charging pad. The iffy: No app if you have strong emotions on needing equalizer setting adjustment. The case may not hold up, as the lid is light weight with single central hinge, the case is a bit heavier, and its easy to apply too much pressure to the lid when opening. The bad: When streaming music, if I went directly to place a call, the music volume became very loud for a split second before the call process starts. The controls are not physical buttons, and I found it difficult to get used to the controls or have the controls respond as expected with the various tap / hold actions. Overall, both my 10 year old and my 13 year old love them, they are the style that is popular, work for the kids needs, and are at a price point where I don't stress over the kids misplacing or losing. I recommend as earbuds for on the go, teens, and backup pair to keep in your desk at work.

I received these earbuds last week. I took them out of the box they were charged enough to pair with my phone. Was super simple. I took them out for a walk. The ear buds stayed in place the whole time I was walking. The volume setting was easy to adjust through my I phone. The sound quality was nice for both music or pod casts.

The Belkin Soundform Move Plus True Wireless Earbuds are a decent set of earbuds. Opening up the box (which is horrible, sorry I have a thing for good packaging) I find the charging case, the earbuds, charging cable, and 110v plug-in port…nice, a manual, and additional sized earpieces. So, I mention the box. I like to use the original box to store items and this package doesn’t hold up. The insert was so tight that it tore the box when I removed it. Also putting it back in the box repeatedly isn’t convenient. I get that the price point on these buds is that much, but a little more thought into the box would have been appreciated. So, what do I like about the buds? First, there isn’t an app I need to download and keep on my smartphone. You just remove them from the charging case and as you go to place them in your ears, the bud chimes letting you know they are on. Each one chimes and then you just go to your Bluetooth settings and pair them up. As I type this, they are in my ears connected to my Windows 11 desktop, listening to iTunes. It was as easy as opening settings or clicking on the sound icon in the taskbar and pairing them up in Bluetooth settings. Another thing I love about these buds is they are marked left and right. It’s really small, but even these old eyes can make out the L or R in the white circle. As for the sound, it’s clear and sounds good, but on the tracks, I listened to, the bass sounded more like a pop than a thud…if that makes sense. If there is just a bit of bass, it’s not bad, but when there’s a bunch overlapping, I hear the muddy mess of pops and thuds and it’s not pleasant. With that, I’d say these are good enough to use while working out or going for a walk, but for me, I’d save these for audiobooks or the spoken word and not music. YMMV.

These are great affordable earbuds. The sound is average, not spectacular, but not the worst that I've owned. I paired the earbuds to my phone, took about 2 minutes. The Belkin Soundform Move Plus app did not work. The app was looking for a Soundform Elite speaker instead of Soundform earbuds. Bluetooth setup worked great. I would like to know how the app works with the earbuds.

I received this headphones as part of a free sample to use and review. Overall, I would say I really liked them. They were comfortable and had good sound quality. It took a little bit to get used to using the touch settings on the outside of the headphones, but they felt good in the ear and I liked them!

Belkin is an electronic accesory brand I am well familiar with, and trust. For the most part, they offer less expensive alternatives to 'well-known' name brands. They have come a long way and truly offer quality tech products. Sound quality for these earbuds is really great. I even had to turn down the volume a bit more than I'd expected, as the audio range was just that good. And the fit is super comfortable. I tend to wear earbuds for several hours at a time, while on a phone call or listening to podcasts and music, so comfort is very important. They look stylish too, definitely different than any of the other earbuds I own and use regularly. The 'tap' controls on the earbuds themselves are simple enough to learn and memorize. That said, they are a bit touchy, and I find myself consistently inadvertently "ending" a call accidently just by brushing my finger across one. This is simply a matter of getting use to them. The charging case, while a cool (and compact) shape, feels 'cheap.' However, a more serious issue with the case, does present a problem. The seam along the edge of the lid, is rather "sharp." So much so, that I've nearly cut myself on it. This most certainly, is an issue which should be addressed if Belkin updates their design for future models of these particular earbuds.

These Belkin earbugs will get the job done for you. The sound quality is about on par for buds in this price range. This means you won't break your bank buying them. Build quality is the usual Belkin excellent, again for this price range. The inclusion of three sizes of tips means anyone should be able to find a near perfect fit and the charging case provides a few charge up to the buds between charging the carry/charge case. The buds themself are not heavy at all and once you select the best tip for you provide a solid fit that helps block outside noise. That's important because there is no ANC with these. They pair to your device easy enough, at least to my iPhone they did. And again, the sound is okay. Bass could be a bit deeper and highs could be clearer but at this price point i can't complain. These are an excellent pair of buds at this price point.

So I just received my Belkin SoundForm Move Plus ear buds a week ago and have been putting them through their paces. I'll be the first to say not really a fan of the ovalish, weird shape case but it's just a case. Along with the earbuds inside comes a extra eartips (medium is preinstalled) and a micro usb charging cable. Setup was simple. Simply put the earbuds in pairing mode as well as whatever mobile device you're using, i.e. smartphone, tablet. Although setup was easy as pie, this is where Belkin kinda left things hanging in my opinion. Once I got them paired up with my iPhone 13 Pro Max, I turned up the volume, however, the volume was very lackluster. Not sure if I got a dud of pair but I gave up on them after trying everything I could. I even went as far as Resetting Network Settings on my phone. I made sure that my phone was not on muted or on silence. I could hear music and callers on the other end clearly, but the volume just wasn't hitting it for me. Not sure if a firmware update would fix these or not. I will still use them as a backup pair for working out and such. Overall decent pair, just wish the volume could go a tad bit louder.

The Belkin Move Plus earbuds are some of the most comfortable earbuds I've ever used. Comes with three sets of tips to ensure a snug fit.They charged quickly and paired easily with my I-phone 12 Pro Max. Comes with a compact storage case that fits easily in a pocket or purse. Also has a charging cord and the ability to be used with a mag charger (not included). The sound is great, and the controls are simple to use. Tap left once to turn down the volume, tap right once to turn up the volume. Two taps on either ear pauses/resumes or answers/disconnects calls. They worked seamlessly with Siri and sound/voice were clear. Controls were probably the easiest to remember of all the earbuds I've tried. Definitely better sound and quality than some of the "bargain" earbuds in the $20-30 range and I highly recommend them!