Customer Ratings & Reviews

Excellent, I’m really happy with the ear buds. There’s no background noise

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The Belkin - SOUNDFORM Rise True Wireless Earbuds are a really comfortable set of earbuds, in fact, probably the most comfortable of all the ones I have owned. And I've had some high priced ones. Bluetooth pairing was quick and easy. The sound was clear and the bass response was what surprised me the most from these small and comfy earbuds. Straight out of the package, the fitment was right on for me. When I mention comfortable, they don't make my ear tingle/feel itchy, like lots of other in ear earbuds. they fit snug and deaden external sound. Back to the bass response, it was really unexpected for the price and the size. I would definitely get them just for that. I'm not saying it's going to get the same bass response as full size over the ear headphones designed for bass, but will definitely compete with any earbud out there and beat it. For the price, sound quality, and the comfort, it's a home run and a sound decision purchase!

The sound quality of these Belkin SOUNDFORM Rise are really crisp, but still has plenty of bass to enjoy. They come with multiple sized earbud cushions so you can find the perfect fit for you. The sound dampening from the cushions is pretty nice and it blocks out a lot of ambient noise which is great for commuting or listening in a busy place. The charging case is a little large compared to Airpods and Galaxy buds but it's not cumbersome. There's a weird delay between the bud controls and my phone, it's not a big flaw and ultimately I will get used to itm but not having instant feedback makes me hesitate too much when trying to use them.

Instructions are vague and I'm a little confused about how to do certain things with these earbuds

Stopped working after 3 weeks. One side would not connect.

If you’ve ever purchased any Belkin products, you are familiar with the packaging for these earbuds. Inside are the earbuds, a charging cable, and a quick start guide. The earbuds come in a plastic charging case. The case is small, well built, and attractive. The earbuds themselves are ergonomically designed but look a little bulky at first glance. I found them to be lighter than expected and comfortable in the ear. They don’t have ear hooks to help secure them in the ear, but they sit in the ear casually snug. Not sure I would trust them to be worn during an activity like jogging, running, etc., but for the moving around throughout a normal day, they should stay in place. The pairing process is fairly simple, offering two options – with case and without. Pairing worked as expected, but there is a caveat. Removing one of the buds for just a little look-see obviously pulled them out of sync. It caused only one of the earbuds to successfully pair. I had to reset the buds and start again. The second time, I had no issues. My advice is to open the case and pair them without taking them out to inspect. The face of the earbuds serve as buttons, and mishandling them could cause inadvertent commands. That may have been my issue. Once connected, the Soundform Rise True Wireless buds sound good. They have good clarity and fullness at low volume, and they hold up to higher volumes without early distortion. The response seems to be accurate, as the volume experienced seems to fit the volume set on the device. Are these audiophile quality buds? They are not, but they do provide clear, and accurate sound at this price point. I have been pleasantly surprised. These are quality buds, wire-free, well-built, with good sound. For the price, they are an excellent choice as long as you don’t plan to wear them during physical activity with a lot of motion.

Overall, these are a solid choice for those looking for a great value in a truly wireless earbuds selection. To start with the sound quality is awesome, if you have an app that streams HD music you’ll find that you can get better than an SD connection with these Bluetooth earbuds. The range of 30’ is pretty accurate to real life and can include a closed door, I can get a little further in a straight line away from it. The battery life is more than sufficient, I have to take my headphones out at some point in the 7 hours they claim, I’ve tried to make sure I didn’t charge them but they still lasted me all day while purposely not trying to charge them. Running low on batteries just isn’t going to happen for most people if you can remember to charge the case every couple of days and charging is even more convenient with the wireless charging support. The call quality is great and being able to use the buds independently is an absolute must for me and these meet that standard. Speaking with other people, I come across loud and clear to them which is always important. The only issue I really have with these is the size of the case, it is just a little bit too large. I keep my earbuds in my pocket so the size of the case is important to me, if it isn’t to you than I can easily recommend these earbuds as a solid choice.

These ear pod style headphones are actually pretty good. They utilize the latest Bluetooth format to allow high bandwidth playback of HD audio sources. Playback is crisp and clean. The multiple options for ear gummies means you’ll find the size that fits right and comfortable. I’ve had zero pop-outs with mine. These earbuds even have a “Find my” compatibility with the iPhone app, meaning you’ll never lose them as long as there is a hint of a charge. That is a game winner for me, as I’m always accidentally dropping a headphone behind a dresser or rolls off a shelf…. Anyway, as usual, Belkin makes a top tier product for a very affordable price. Highly recommend.

The Belkin Soundform Rise earbuds are a great alternative to pricey earbuds. Upon opening, connecting my phone to the earbuds took less than 15 seconds. I use them for both music and audiobooks, and the gestures are easy to follow. I do wish the pause feature would work with one tap, but you have to tap twice. Seems like there is a small delay in pausing after tapping twice; it isn't as quick as another pair of earbuds I own. The sound quality is clear and they hold a charge for a long time. Would recommend.

Normally I hate earbuds because I have an awkward ear I guess, 'cause usually earbuds would not stay in my ear. However, I've not had a problem with the earbuds staying in. The sound quality is great. I've used them for multiple phone conversations and have not had one complaint about the quality and I can hear everyone fine. The music quality is great as well. They seem to hold a charge for a very long time, and they do not take very long to charge.

Metal Charging pad on earbud got pushed in and it will no longer charge after 1 month. I barley used these - this design is obviously not good.

Diehard Android user here. I must admit that I’ve been using Apple AirPods up until I received these Belkin earbuds. (I bought the AirPods as a gift for someone who ended up not liking to wear anything in their ears.) I thought the AirPods sounded good until I tried these earbuds. I must say that I was quite surprised how well these earbuds sound, especially considering the price. They have a very clear, rich sound which makes hearing music and shows much easier, without having to crank up the volume too loud. I tried these out with my Galaxy Tablet as well as my Pixel 6. Connecting the earbuds to each device was seamless and literally took 30 seconds… if that. What I really like about these earbuds, versus the AirPods, are that I have access to more features. I can’t say how these would work with an iPhone, but these integrate very well with Android. Tap the right earbud turns volume up. Tapping the left turns the volume down. Tap either one 2 times to pause/play audio. Tap the right one 3 times to skip to the next track and tap the left one to go to the previous track. You can also accept/reject/end calls, as well as activating your virtual assistant. Overall, I totally recommend these earbuds. I am very pleasantly surprised and very happy with them.

I use wireless buds daily, so I have a few sets to keep them in good condition and because i lose them sometimes. These are probably the best at how quick and reliably they pair/connect. They are also some of the most comfortable buds I have found. Sound is great. User friendly, easy to use controls for music and phone calls. Definitely recommend these!

What is not to like about these Belkin Soundform Rise True Wireless Earbuds. Great Comfort, Fast Charging and lightweight form factor. Opening the package to find a nice white textured charging amd travel case was protected well for shipment and great quality to hold up to you clumsy hands dropping it on the floor. Charging time is great through my 5A Charging base, they do not include a Charging block, for some reason no company does anymore. For the sound, the overall conclusion from me is they will make 95% of the world happy, audiophiles should know these are not top of the line but even that said, they do not sound much different than my $500 ear buds. Bass is deep, mids are solid and highs do not get tinny, they stay smooth and crisp. Touch features are great and work every time, I have yet for it no to respond after 200+ touches. The only additional thing every company that produces ear buds with the travel case/charger combo would be add a compartment to hold the extra ear sizing rubbers. Do not be afraid to buy these for yourself or a gift for the holidays, not one person will be mad with these for the price.

Review for Belkin Soundform Rise True Wireless Earbuds. I received a sample pair of these in exchange for my review. I have used Apple Air Pods and other several other price points of wireless earbuds. These are so comfy and sound great! I used them during a recent airplane trip, and the battery charge lasted all through the airport and flight. They come with a couple different sizes of the soft part for the end so you can find the one that fits your ear the best. I'm looking to get these for my kids too!

I've been looking for wireless earbuds that will fit in my helmet as my normal wired one can get pulled while shifting around on the bike. This one definitely fits, but moving left and right can accidentally initiate a "touch" - so if I look left and then right, the volume up will take place. not incredibly terrible, but also a bit distracting so it's not a good idea. If it didn't have touch controls, it would meet my requirements. Volume level is great, that's been my other requirement - other headsets don't get very loud and these do, and I like that I have plenty of room to make it louder that I do not need to raise for normal listening. The Touch controls are nice, and it gives you enough time to tap 1-3 times before it proceeds with the action. This is very helpful as the area of the touch is not large, so depending on what you're doing, you may need that extra 1 second to make sure I hit it correctly the 2nd time (2 taps to pause). It beeps to confirm the tap action after it knows you've stopped. It's very easy to pair any device - I have paired it with a few devices, including an AppleTV 4K - but as with any headset, there is quite a lag between audio when watching something in 4K. It seems to be fine on non-4K movies. The earbuds with the already on ear tip fits comfortable, it does include other sizes but as is worked well for me. The first night I had it, I was standing for a few hours playing pinball and there were a few times when I somehow blinked too hard that it somehow slowly squeezed them further out of my ear(!). It has only happened one more time since, but it was weird and not sure how that happened. The only other weird issue is sometimes when I remove the earbuds from the case, only one of them will connect while other doesn't. Placing them back into the case , closing it, and then removing them again gets them to sync correctly. With the under $100 price point (and it not being an Apple product) - those little quirks always seem to exist. With that said, is being able to always connect correctly worth 2x the price of these? No, the extra 2 seconds doesn't bother me. It's a good affordable gift!

I was excited to receive a free pair of these SOUNDFORM earbuds to test and was even more excited to find that the product worked like a dream. The earbuds came with several different ear pieces that you could switch out, allowing you to customize the fit to match your needs. I have been using them to run and to workout with and they have stayed in without any trouble throughout the entire time I have had them. The sound quality is up there with other top brands and I was impressed by how well they worked. The biggest benefit that I saw with these earbuds was how well they cancelled noise when I was using them! As someone who lives in a noisy house, it was nice to have a pair of wireless earbuds that worked well enough to not be bothered by other noise going on around the house. The only downside that I saw with them was that if I was using them a lot throughout the day that the charge didn't last as long as some other brands that I have used, but it wasn't to the point where it was a real issue. They are very easy to charge, so overall I was really happy with the product and will continue to use these in place of my other pairs.

Just received the Belkin - SOUNDFORM Rise True Wireless Earbuds a few days ago. I never thought of Belkin as an audio company, generally used to getting cables, adapters, computer and smartphone accessories, chargers, hubs, so I was very curious to see and hear what their earbuds are like. I would say these are in the mid-range category quality, performance and price-wise. I was pleasantly surprised they sound pretty good for multi-purpose use. Clear highs, mids and a decent amount of bass and plenty of overall volume, as long as you have them inserted tightly in your ears. They come with 3 sizes of silicone ear tips. I try not to use any earbuds for more than 1-2 hours at a time, these were fairly comfortable, a bit on the heavy side but did not fall out of my ears even during some work-outs. I found them best for streaming videos and movies and overall background music and radio station listening while working. I like that the charging case comes with a USB-C cable and also supports wireless charging, a nice feature to have in this price range. Two mics on each earbud works well for phone calls, though noise cancelling would be an added bonus. An App with a sound equalizer and remapping the touch controls is much needed. The touch controls are a bit unconventional, especially the single touch for volume-up on the right earbud and volume-down on the left earbud. I’m so used to pause/play/next track being the most popular single/double touch controls - not on these. Good thing they work independently of each other, so if you take one earbud out of your ear, the other one is still fully functional. Overall, this is a pretty good start for Belkin’s foray into the sound business.