Customer Ratings & Reviews

Its not loud. Not worth the money. U hear everything. Don't stay in the ears. Don't buy it. Not worth the money

Came with the TV. Nice gesture. Our Teenager stole them. Not sure what happened to them. #reallife

They came with the TV so can’t complain too much about them, but they’re average wireless buds.

Highest quality bluetooth connection and easily the most anti-bacterial headphones available. However, the sound quality is the worst I've ever heard, the only explanation I can think of is I received a defective set of headphones, but after countless different devices and settings these still sounded like someone inside cranked the distortion to the max.

Wasn't shown how to connect & use. Waiting for other Tech to come & correct soundbar & other issues.

Decent maximum sound for earbuds but the quality of sound is rather mediocre.

These came free with my tv and I wouldn’t spend what they ask for them.

Didn’t like it much. Sometimes I feel pain in my ears after using for certain time.

The LG FN6 will only connect to mobile devices only (android or iSO). for the cost of these I would think that LG wouldn't cheep out and actually allow this device to connect a wider range of devices like a computer (Windows and apples Desktop Operating Systems).

They're good but i dont like the fit in ear after wearing awhile.

We have to returned it the EarPods make me the ear red and painful

Decent quality Good wireless option I would recomend if getting them on sale

These are meh. The Apple AirPods are much better in my opinion.

I think this is good! Good so far! Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!

These things fall out of my ears spontaneously, the sound quality is mediocre at best and the interface is jenky as hell, thank god I got them for free with my TV! I actually was surprised, as everything else lg that I have is quite good.

Fit and sound are great with this set. They are very comfortable for long periods of time. I had to download the app in order to really understand how to set up and use - they don't come with clear paper instructions. You are able to customize the touch commands which is nice. They are truly noise canceling. Even when you choose to allow ambient sound, it is REALLY muffled. You would not want to wear these while driving in my opinion. The battery charge does last a really long time, and they connect super fast to bluetooth. All the 'smart' features work very well.

I cannot hear over the static! And I didn’t try them before the return period so now I’m stuck with them.

These are some pretty decent ear buds I got them free with my oled tv. I don’t think I can recommend them on there own

Leaps’n bounds of next gen navigation packed into the tiniest LG TONE Free earbud HBS-FN6 microchips. Though I had my reservations about switching from wired buds to wireless, especially because of my concern about losing one or the other bud during outdoor jogs, I find these buds have a snug fit that allow the wearer to lose that worry. So, don’t be ‘scurred’!!! Right out the box, the bud tips were the correct fit and connected to my Chromebook’s Bluetooth without any search and set up toggling. In a hurry to stay on track with a new early-to-bed routine, I jumped right onto my trampoline. Got NOT ONE inkling of insecurity that a bud was slipping at any time during a dynamic and rigorous bouncing routine. (For those who don’t get the perfect fit at first bite, there are a variety of tips, especially good when one orifice is larger than the other.) Another plus for athletes, gardeners and other outdoor enthusiasts, the buds’ have IPX4 H20 and sweat resistance as well as, with a minimum 10 minute charge, a UV light that destroys harmful microbial terrains, eliminating a tiresome cleaning chore from the list. As compared to earbud competitors previously experienced, the sound clarity has a distinctly higher level of tonal depth. These buds have telepathic recognition of body contact because they broadcast content when installed in your ear and stop when removed. Moreover, I noticed the range of reception beats out my old units by a wide margin. When I inadvertently left my phone running a webinar in the bedroom, after moving three floors down into the laundry room, I was stunned that I had no distortion over such a long distance. I was also surprised to find an AMBIENT NOISE option that affords the user a noise cancelling perk that I had only previously seen in the large earmuff headsets. What was once a $300-600/unit feature is now tech that fits into your palm affording ability “to control the amount of sound you can hear around you” as described in the Manual. Since the AMBIENT NOISE perk uses more battery charge, depending on usage, the battery can give you 6-18 hours of use. And, a 5 min charge can deliver 60 min of play time. In addition to remote access to your AMBIENT NOISE feature, the TONE FREE App for Androids 5.0 and higher has a host of SETTINGS for the SOUND EQUALIZER, a SMS, MMS, SNS MESSAGE READER, a FIND MY BUDS TOOL and, most importantly, the TOUCHPAD functions. My only difficulty was with the TOUCHPAD which I found wasn’t as intuitive as expected, especially since my touch was initially too heavy and ham-handed for the sensitive receptors. To get it right, I revisited the manual on the App, conveniently more legible on the phone than in the printed tutorial, to learn the pattern for adjusting the volume, receiving calls. ambient noise control, and playback options for listening to music. But, once coordinated with the unit’s settings, the App affords access to customize a pattern of commands that suits anyone’s peculiar logic. So far, I have not yet been compelled to change the original TOUCHPAD settings, only compelled to lighten up my touch to manage nano tech. On connecting, OGMs from the App deliver status reports i.e. remaining charge on each bud, etc Another loss prevention perk is that the buds magnetized to link up for a larger visual footprint when you rest them on a surface. Though not only does the round, compact and rugged charging case pack easily for travel, at the store, the unit is kitted in a sturdy but elegant cube that makes for a “big bang in a small package”, a gift worthy of its ~ $149 price point. For a quick start, the buds came fully charged in the case. A convenient exterior pin light display indicates low to high level of remaining charge, tiered in three different colors. Nonetheless, the language on the box indicates “Wireless Charging Case”, a statement that can be misconstrued. I could be wrong, but the buyer might think the box contains not only earbuds but also a Wireless Charging Platform. So, if other consumers concur, a request to the marketing team is to revise the text so the consumer does not get misled by ambiguous sales copy. If future editions are designed, please also consider fluorescent or brightly colored options to ease locating the earbuds and case when in dark places like luggage or handbags. Overall, I am smitten over the BOMB SHELL BUDS packed with sophisticated microtech.

These are terrible. Whether it is a phone call, music, movie, audiobook, the sound is tinny and constantly drops. These were free. Stick with the Apple AirPods Pro.