Customer Ratings & Reviews

Got these for snowboarding. They stay in no problem, are hidden under my beanie, and bump! 4stars cause pairing acts up sometimes but nothing that a couple taps on your phone doesn’t fix.

One of the best earbuds I've ever owned. Sound quality is good. Bass is awesome. And you can use it to make phone calls.

Excellent for the price and good sound. A bit of trouble pairing at times and noticed that Best Buy may be sending previously returned. But taken care of by great customer service.

Very happy with my purchase. Has same or better quality than Boss. the only thing is that has a delay whlie watching movies on my Iphone, otherwise the sound is so good

I think the earphones are great for music. I gave a 4 start rating because the Bluetooth works ok. Sometimes people don't hear me well, sound on my end is perfect.

I think these are good wireless ear buds but not perfect. First you must fit them snugly in ears to get the proper sound and to keep them from falling out. They give multiple ear tips to do this. When properly fitted they pretty much stay in doing moderate exercise. They have fantastic base. I am not an audio expert but I did read another review I did agree with that said they lack mid and high range clarity. I would agree while the base is solid the highs are just not that high. They are the best sounding ear buds I have heard, head phones are still better. Battery last about 3 hours as expected.

Super product, quality of life changer... Super for running & gym. The music quality is excellent. The microphone while inn phone mode is susceptible to background noise (wind, traffic, et cetera).

Great clear quality sounds, and excellent bass!! A reasonable price that out performs the other expensive ear buds.

Very Cool headphone, Great sound. Not so good to use it to talk with your phone, the other side don't hear you well. Also not working well with Siri.

Great headphones. Issue is there small enough to lose. And when on a phone home call only one bud works.

Well, they started out good, but 5 or 6 months after pairing the buds together became a problem despite the instructions. And so now finally my charging case will no longer charge my right bud so that they pair properly when i go to use both buds which is really frustrating...

I liked the idea of the headphone. But you do have to insert the ear piece quite far in the ear canal to make a good connection. The battery life could use an improvement as well. But overall not bad and decent sound quality.

Sol Republic - Amps Air True Wireless In-Ear Headphones - Black didn’t fit my daughter ear so had to return but looked great.

Very comfortable and they have their own charging case which is very convenient

Good product, bought these about a year ago and they still work well. Getting them to connect to the phone can be tricky.

After trying out multiple wireless earbuds with connecting wires, I decided that a truly pair of wireless earbuds was the way for me to go. I normally walk about an hour a day and wanted something I could wear while doing that and while sitting at my desk in my office. I started researching and decided on four different earbuds. First was the Samsung Icon Gear X earbuds. I had heard great things about those but I don't care about having built-in storage. I pay for Google Music All Access so I can't store my songs on the earbuds, I have to play them back from my phone. The Samsung's get about 3-4 hours when playing music stored in them but that gets cut down to 1-1.6 hours when streaming music. Yeah, I didn't feel like needing to recharge the earbuds every hour. So I ended up purchasing a pair of Bragi The Headphone earbuds. Their Dash earbuds has been receiving high reviews but I don't need all of that fitness functionality (I have a FitBit). They were great when it came to sound quality but they would never truly sit in my ears because they were too big. Their sound quality also left a lot to be desired even for a pair of truly wireless earbuds. I liked that they had physical controls for changing tracks and adjusting volume. The buttons are too hard to push and I would just end up jamming the earbud further into my canal. I also didn't like that their case had to be plugged in to charge the earbuds, it didn't have a built-in battery. I then purchased the Jabra Elite Sport earbuds and their fit was better, same with the audio quality. I just kept having connectivity issues with my Moto Z Force Droid and I wasn't using any of the exercise features. Lastly, I decided to get the Sol-Republic Amps Air earbuds. Reviews for these were so divisive so I had to try them out for myself. My first impressions were that they are extremely light, their bass is better than any of the other truly wireless earbuds I've used, they have strong Bluetooth tech as I haven't once experienced a dropout in either of the earbuds, and they are lighter than the other earbuds I've used (except the Samsung's). Their battery life is decent, about average for the category and the charging case is great as it can recharge the earbuds up to 15 times, it only takes about half an hour to fully charge them, and I can even charge my phone with their case. But I had one issue: these were not staying in no matter what I did. I tried rotating them, using the smaller and larger eartips that they come with, nothing. Then I read about ComplyFoam and purchased a pair of their "Truly Wireless" eartips (the only ones that will fit these). The difference is night and day. I can comfortably wear the Amps Air earbuds all day without taking them out and the ComplyFoam tips help secure them in place. I don't have to push the earbuds back on or adjust them during the 3 hours I wear them. So, after switching eartips, I was able to conduct a fully review. I think that these have the best sound quality compared to all the other wireless earbuds. The highs are a little harsh but not the worst I've ever heard. There isn't any detail in the mids but the bass is booming without being overbearing and muddy. It's a typical v-shaped sound signature used by audio companies such as Bose, Beats, Sony, V-Moda, Sennheiser (for some of their headphones), B&O, Skullcandy, JBL, and others. I mainly listen to metal and electronic music and am pleased with the sound quality that these earbuds pump out. They aren't better than the V-Moda Forza Metallo wired earbuds but that's OK. For a completely wireless pair, the Amps Air really aren't bad. People need to lower their expectations when going into truly wireless earbuds or else they will always be disappointed. I even prefer these over the Apple AirPods that my friends keep insisting on. Not only are they more comfortable and actually fit my ears (Apple's EarPods have never fit my ears) but they have more bass and make it so I don't look like I have electric toothbrush heads hanging out of my ears. There are still some cons with the Amps Air though. Like I said, the highs can be harsh at times. I also had to purchase a $20 pair of eartips in order for these to stay in my ears. The control button (on either earbud) is easy to press in but it has very basic functionality. You have to take your phone out of your pocket to adjust volume and skip to the next track/go back. There is also a large amount of lag that makes watching video content annoying (though it can be adjusted for in programs like VLC). All-in-all, this is money well spent and these are my favorite go-to earbuds for everyday listening. They don't sound as good as my V-Moda Crossfade over-the-ear headphones, V-Moda Metallo wired earbuds, or my B&O Beoplay H9 headphones but that's OK. The two over-the-ear headphones I have were far more expensive than these and the V-Moda Metallo earbuds have their own issues too. I highly recommend these for anyone who wants to truly cut the cord and experience wireless earbuds. Just make sure you pick up a pair of ComplyFoam Truly Wireless eartips, they make the experience much better.

These ear buds are fantastic! The sound quality is very good and more importantly the bass!!

Easy pairing with iPhone, surprisingly good fit - doesn't fall out, ok battery life but nice to be able to charge in carrying case.

The quality material of the charging case and earbuds are excellent and the time the charge are in them also are good. The only thing I did not like is the sound that was not what I wanted.

Good sound, But buds kept falling out of ears. Tried all the different sizes of pads , but nothing worked. Poor talking quality, people couldn't hear me, kept having to switch to talk on phone. No noise cancellation. Overall. Not good. 1 stars for music only. Ended up taking them back , and buying the Jabra elite. Which by far are a better quality all the way around, especially for talking, great noise cancellation, no complaints with the Jabra. Nice snug fit.