Customer Ratings & Reviews

Ok so this is basically my second pair and I must say its quite similar to last years first model (NS-CAHBTEP01) which I had no problems with, It lasted for hours, (6-10) hours depending on how high you set the volume and had it strong bass, I was really happy until I lost them unfortunately... This years model however (NS-CAHBTEP02) Is almost the same as last years except it has less bass, but overall, I guess Im happy, & I MIGHT return these because its sound is a bit weaker. Other than that no problems with charge, (they last like the previous model), & the ear fins are comfy. So if you're someone looking for standard decent wireless headphones these will do the trick. I got both this years and previous year models for $20-$25

Great sound. Clip to keep in place. The earpiece is comfortables with the soft covets included. Last for several hours

They are very good headphones makes me feel like I’m in a movie theater I LOVE THESE HEADPHONES!!!!!

It was great to L3 days into it the buttons fell off it's no longer working

These headphones have no business being this good. This $15 pair outlasted a $100+ pair I bought at the same time, also from BB. They are comfortable in your ear, the battery lasts about 8 hours. Not much more you can ask for really. The middle button sort of fell off for me but electrical tape fixed that no problem, and I expect things like that from this brand. My only real complaint is that the wire is so short, it makes it hard to just wear them around your neck out of use. Thankfully, they do provide a clip. Sadly, I never got the chance to try it out because I wore them to a riverwalk and lost them. Entirely my fault. But I like them so much, and they're such a good value for money, I'm going back to get another pair so I'll update on how the clip works. The first pair lasted 5 months, and probably would have lasted longer if I didn't lose them. Pros- Comfortable, long battery, good value for money Cons- Not super loud(compared to the $100 pair that went in my ear, so that's to be expected), fall off the neck easily

With all the moves to online meetings, classes, and webinars, and the lack of audio jacks in modern phones, it is handy to have a pair of extra wireless earbuds tucked away in my travel bag. I picked these up as my "spare" pair of earbuds, but have ended up using them far more than expected. They aren't the most stylish, they don't have incredible bass, but they 100% work every time, and with the connecting cable I don't lose them. They come with two sizes of ear inserts. One set was a PERFECT fit for my ears (better than my very expensive Bose) and the other set was perfect for my wife who has smaller ears than I. The sound quality is more than sufficient for voice calls and meetings, listening to pod casts and audio books, and casual music listening. If you want dynamic audio response, you'll need to pay more for something else, but for an inexpensive pair of casual earbuds, you won't go wrong here. I don't try to use all the extra functions with the extra buttons, I just turn them on, use them, and turn them off. Basic function is 100% for me.

I bought these because I got tired of accidentally yanking on the cord of the earbuds that came with my phone. Pros: - Number one by far is that these are a great deal considering the price. - Pairing is really easy - The earbuds stay put in my ear, even when running for the most part. - Other people think I paid a lot more than I did for these. Cons: - There isn't a battery charge indicator (at least that I can find). - The volume is a bit weaker than the wired pair that came with my iPhone. - Running hard can cause the battery/controller to act like a pendulum and start swinging back and forth pulling the earbud out of your ear. I found a way around this is to tie a loose knot in the cord just on the left side of the clip so the controller side doesn't pull extra slack through the clip and start swinging wildly. Conclusion: Definitely a great value if you are looking for budget-friendly, wireless earbuds.

So far so good. Easily paired to phone. Getting about seven hours per charge. Of course that will diminish over time just like any other rechargeable device. Excellent sound quality. This product is similar to Insignia's WIRED version which I previously owned several sets. Had various problems with them over time (eg. volume control stopped working, plastic control unit came apart exposing the circuit board and no longer worked). I'm hoping this product will last longer.

These earbuds connect easily to my phone over Bluetooth and sound good and clear. Battery life is good as well! I really have no complaint at all besides that the cord connecting the two earbuds can be a little annoying, but it’s rare. Bottom line: I needed earbuds to be able to listen to music while working and they’re great. I’m happy I bought these.

They are comfortable and the sound quality is very good. Battery time looks to be around 4-6 hours. Not bad for music either, but don't expect a lot of bass. Down side is they are not noise cancelling. Didn't realize how much of a difference that can make. They seem to pick up, and worse, amplify surrounding sound. A low noise on my side is ear splitting to who I'm speaking with. I can still recommend these depending on how you plan to use them.

I picked this up for less than $10 which is amazing to me that it cost less than my lunch. I use it for conference calls and it is easily better than devices costing hundreds of dollars that can out just a few years ago. The battery life is decent at 2-3 hours and it charges up quickly. I also like this type of fit for my ears and don't understand how earphones can be the round type. Those fall right out for me.

Bought two of the corded versions on these earbuds, decided to get the wireless version as well. Good sound, holds a good charge. Apple earbuds were the only earbuds I have ever liked (sound, fit etc), these are a very close alternative at a fraction of the price!

I really enjoy these headphones because they are very light weight and easy to use. I am able to hook them up through bluetooth on my phone. So the convenience of that is there is no annoying cord attached to my phone getting in the way of things.

Have had opened a week or more. Been using at work some since I did not want to take my AirPods. These sound about the same as AirPods maybe a little better base. They fit the exact same as my AirPods. Pairing is easy with my iPhone and I run behind my neck or under chin. Love them. Haven’t had to recharge yet. Got on sale for 15$ I would say having used them, I would def pay the 30$

For the price, this is a good set of earbuds. The sound is clear, good balance of treble/bass, and the buttons are easy enough to distinguish once you memorize their placement without having to look at them. For me, these are not comfortable enough to wear for extended periods. I bought them since I am working from home and spend a lot of time on my cell phone, and sometimes the speaker on the device is not clear with some callers. However, these are good for a conference call so I can remain hands-free, but after about an hour, my ears were hurting. Everyone is different, and I rarely find the common designs of earbuds, including Apple, Beats, and other big names to be comfortable for long. These work well for me for brief periods of time.

The battery life is pretty good. I’d say my only real complaints are that they lack bass and they could do with a bit more volume power. Overall, they’re decent little earbuds for the price.

So, of course, I looked and considered getting the Apple Airpods to go with my new iPhone XS but I just can't get over the hefty price tag! However, I really like the design of the Apple earbuds. The big rubber tips that most earbuds have are painful to me, so I spent a lot of time researching and zooming into pictures of earbuds to see the design of the earpiece. In my search, I stumbled across these Insignia headphones and noticed they have a similar design to the Apple earbuds and a much more reasonable price tag. While these aren't "true wireless" headphones, I was much less concerned with the wire attached than the design and comfort of the earpiece. They went on sale, so I decided to give them a try. I've had these for a little while now and have been using them for a few hours at a time at work. I can't speak to the very long-term durability but here's what I've noticed so far: 1. The earpiece seems to be just slightly larger than an original Apple earbud but not uncomfortable at all. I'm also really not bothered by the wire between the earpieces. I have not used the rubber attachments that were included. 2. Set up and connection to my iPhone XS and my Apple Watch Series was easy and with no issues. 3. Sound levels are good but bass heavy. I was able to adjust the EQ settings in my phone to get more even sound levels but definitely something to keep in mind. Please note, I listen to mostly industrial and rock music, some of which has a lot of bass to begin with, so it may be more noticeable with certain genres than others. I have not tried using these for phone calls and don't intend to. 4. The sound gets muddy at about half volume but you probably shouldn't have them turned up that loud anyway. 5. The voice that talks to you and tells you what's going on (ie. "power on", "power off") is a little loud and, as far as I can tell, has no volume control. 6. Range is good. I can walk pretty far away from my phone, and even into another room, without the connection cutting out. 7. They charge pretty quickly, about 3 hours from a "battery low" warning to fully charged. 8. The buttons feel a little cheap but I can't tell yet if they'll hold up or not. I also don't care for the way they control previous/skip. 9. I got about 7.5 hours out of the 1st full charge but it seems to be about 6-7 hours on average. However, and it could be my imagination, but after about 5 hours of use, the volume and sound quality taper off just a bit. When the battery gets low, the voice tells you "battery low" and repeats about every minute after that. Conclusion: These are decent earbuds, and good for the price. If you're looking for something budget friendly, don't mind an easy sound adjustment if needed to fit your tastes, and, especially, if you want something wireless with an earpiece similar to the shape of an Apple earbud without the Apple price, I'd say give these a try.

Purchased two of these several months ago and rarely use mine but sound seems good to me. I'm no audiophile but for the price which was about $15 per pair at the time, it's a great deal! My 1st pair of budget, wireless headphones. Although I haven't used them much as my old phone still had a headphone jack, now that I have a new phone, I'll be putting them to the test! Should've posted this review a while ago but hopefully they're still available to purchase for anyone who needs them. I can't really comment as to certain aspects of base and other things not being an expert but as a consumer, I'm pleased with them.

These headphones have decent quality sound with a long lasting charge. I have never ran out of charge in use and even when left powered on and paired overnight they still have a charge the next morning! Flaws: the controls are strangely placed close to the right ear so they hang down on neck or bounce annoyingly when running. The light is annoying in the dark so I taped over the light with black tape.

The sound is decent. I have small ears and it fits nicely and doesn't hurt my ears. It lasts several hours before have to charge it.