Customer Ratings & Reviews

I really like wireless earbuds. I love true wireless earbuds and not the ones with the cable in between that lies on your neck. That being said, these are outstanding. Master and Dynamic are going for the premium sound quality promise. They definitely deliver on that. These are the best sounding wireless earbuds that I have ever put on. Ever. Granted, the competition isn't all that great but they truly do deliver on the promise of premium sound. They have great range with good clear sound. Highs and lows were great and have that flat curve that I personally love. The details are just amazing. They are built very solidly. They have a premium feel to it and the build quality feels excellent. Everything from the stainless steel case to the acetate covers. The design of the acetate also make it look a little less plain. The earbuds just look great and premium. Apple Airpods look silly to me. These seem perfect. They are fairly comfortable. Even with multiple hours of use, I wasn't dying to rip them out of my ear. There are multiple tips in the ear that you can try out to find the one that works for your ear. Now the cons. There are so many earbuds out there. I know that they are trying to separate themselves from the crowd by sound alone. However, there are other aspects to wireless earbuds that matter. The battery life is 3.5 hours. I was getting around that much. This is much worse than the battery life you can get out of other earbuds. Granted, they did add quick charge so that a 15 minute charge will get you up to 50%. The Bluetooth is also Bluetooth 4.2 rather than Bluetooth 5.0. Bluetooth 4.2 is definitely solid but 5.0 is definitely superior in range, speed, and power consumption. I feel like upgrading the Bluetooth version would have been a worthy investment. All in all, I love the MW07. If you really value premium sound and don't mind the price, then these are the way to go.

Great sound easy to use but falls out a lot and cannot use only one bud

Nice case. Sounds ok. There is much better it there for less.

if you dont need them for flying there fine but for the money you should get noice cancelation

Slightly awkward I tried many ear tips And still when I shook my head they would fall out

They worked good for about 16 months.After that they wouldn’t hold a charge and tried numerous times to contact the manufacturer with no luck. When I bought these there was no offering for a warranty through best buy. I should’ve just passed on them but the reviews were good. Maybe the reviews were paid for or just left a review too early. I’m not sure but I don’t recommend anything from this manufacturer as they won’t reply to you.

Not the best sound from these guys. Spend your money on something else. I returned them and have been using Bose even though they are not in stereo when taking a phone call. The Bose have a much better sound quality for less.

I'm very picky, especially when it comes to truly wireless buds and this delivers in in every category. Not very good for calls but I dont believe that's a main use

These are the best earbuds I've ever used. Thanks to the friendly staff I was able to get the lady pair. They held it for me.

This is one of the best earbuds that I have used. Everything about it is great, the only issue with it is that I cannot use only one side. If both earbuds are farther than a foot, it will stop working.

I love these things. Had an issue and it suddenly stopped workijg but they warrantied it quickly.

Great sounding headphones the only problem is they tend to slip out of my ears quite easily any time I bend forward to lean down for any reason.

Amazing sound, stable connectivity, the best true wireless earbuds in the market

In my opinion they were just ok. They were not worth the cost in comparison to others on the market.

Okay, so I’m an earbud/headphone enthusiast. I have both wired and wireless earbuds, and both wired and wireless over-the-ear and on-the-ear headphones. Each has their own specific strengths, and which one I wear depends on the situation. Traveling, I like sound isolation. When exercising outside, sound isolation can be hazardous – so give me earbuds with good sound and an ability to hear what’s going on around me, plus the ability to take phone calls, and I’m good. The MW07 is my first experience with true wireless earbuds. After unpacking everything, the earbuds – which were in the Charging Case – showed full battery as did the Charging case itself. The Charging Case is an attractive metal case with three LEDS on the front and a flip-lid on top to access the earbuds. The left and right LEDS represent the power status of both left and right earbuds, while the center LED is the power status of the case itself. Green signifies fully charged. The case, by the way, is a fingerprint magnet, although a quick swipe against my shirt or pants temporarily solves that problem. The earbuds will hold an estimated 3 ½ hours of power when fully charged. A short 15-minute charge in the case will give the earbuds over an hour’s charge, while the case when fully charged should give the earbuds 3 full charges. A pleasant surprise was the USB-C charging port on the Case. I use USB-C on a number of my newer pieces of equipment, thus alleviating my having to look around for an older USB connector type. Accessories provided with the earbuds include various tip sizes, like extra-small, small, medium, large and extra-large. These are the soft/flexible type, which I prefer because they better conform with my ear canals than do the hard ones you oftentimes receive. Also included were two large wings that hold the earbuds in place in the tuck of your ears. The medium-sized wings were already installed on the earbuds. Pairing with my phone was easy. As soon as I removed the buds from the charging case they were already in pairing mode. Less than a minute later I was listening to music. The right earbud has one multi-function button. With it you can pause playback or answer/end a call (1 push), jump forward (2 pushes), backwards (3 pushes), or hold down to activate (in my case) Google Assistant. I would assume that Siri works on iPhones. On the left earbud, two buttons control up and down volume. I found the buttons on both earbuds to be small at first and difficult to tell if they were pressed. After a little practice they became easier to work with. I thought the MW07 earbuds felt very natural while wearing them. They’re not heavy at all, and I didn’t feel as though they were going to fall out of my ears during use. They also look good! I didn’t have any connection difficulties of one earbud not communicating with the other, which apparently is a common complaint with other vendors products. Although staying with the smaller wing at this time, I may bump up to the larger one if they start to feel loose. I did try removing one earbud while listening to music to emulate what would happen if an earbud fell out or was knocked out. The earbud that was still in place immediately stopped playing music, thus letting me know that the other earbud was missing. That could come in real handy if you’re a frequent commuter and have a tendency to drop things. The sound of these earbuds is outstanding. It was clear, with both buds perfectly in sync with each other. Sound ranges were perfect for my taste, and for me the bass is just right. I have an eclectic range of music likes, everything from pop, jazz, and rock. I tried music from each of those genres and they all sounded equally as good. Even Audible sounded just right. No static, nothing to complain about at all. I also played some YouTube videos and didn’t see or hear any sync problems between sound and video. I then played parts of two movies – both with the same results as with YouTube. This hasn’t always been the case with other Bluetooth devices. I placed and received a call using the earbuds. The clarity on my end was excellent. I was told by the caller that I sounded like I was on a speaker phone. Well, with earbuds that is exactly right. Even so, I was told that I was easy to understand throughout the call. I haven’t tried taking a call when outside when it’s windy out to see how that affects call quality. At $299, this pair is definitely on the higher end of the cost spectrum. However, the build quality is outstanding, as is the sound quality. Yes, I know that sound quality is subjective, but these meet my needs and that’s all I know. And how about the 3 ½ hour battery life. I’m rarely using earbuds for more than a couple of hours straight unless I’m traveling by air. For those cases, I have some sound isolation earbuds that I’d more likely be using. In the end, these earbuds are precisely what I would recommend to someone looking for a solid product in the premium earbud market arena.

Bought these for my wife. She seems to like them.....so far

I am extremely disappointed with these. They hurt my ears and the battery drains fast

Great design, but don't buy if you don't like the earbuds that you have to stick into your ears.

Great product! We will get more referrals to others.

was excited to get these based on online reviews, etc. my ears are on the large side but didn't realize the ear canals are big too!! these were a little hard to find a tip that would seal well. once I did, the fit was decent. the sound to my ears was a bit tinny and lacked any punch. i ended up buying some PaMu Scroll BT earbuds for about $70. they sound great and are easy to use.