Rowkin - Bit Charge Stereo True Wireless In-Ear Headphones - Silver

The headphones work but no well the sound is no even between each ear piece seems like the Bluetooth is spotty most of the time also the charg does not hold more than 45min to 1 hour . They stay on fairly well with excercise but not in high impact excercise. Overall there are better ones available at the 150.00 cost that work better.

So for comparison purposees, I have the Rowkin Bit-Charge Stereo up against a $30 pair of Skull Candy Strum wired earbuds for calls, and Sony MDR-ZX770BN Bluetooth headset that was $50 from a second-hand electronics store that I use both wired and wirelessly for music, while with each, my two primary mobile devices - a Samsung Galaxy S8+ and an iPhone SE. For the just over $100 price tag that I paid... I'll just say that it's not worth the price. If you truely need a 2.5 Amp battery bank, you could pick one up for just under $5 from the local big box. And for a pair of proper bluetooth around the neck earbuds for just over $60...even with taxes you get better quality over all for calls, connectivity, as well as music. The earbuds are...alright for my 'middle-sized' mush-cap ears. They don't fall out when I shake my head violently or go on jogs. Though...there's little to no documentation in the box on how to pair the two wireless earbuds. There's two modes: Single, where you can use just *one* earbud and leave the other in the case, or stereo - using both at once. To use them as stereo, you have to turn on and *hold* the power buttons on each until each one starts flashing white and red...but wait, there's more! You have to wait until the two stop flashing white and red...and wait until they flash just white. One will flash white once every second, the other will flash white twice every second to signify each channel. On your device, you have to pair it to a name of "IWS" instead of "Rowkin S-B" otherwise you'll only pair one earbud to your device. Annoying. Very. Annoying. Never had Apple's implementation, let alone Google's, but I hear you can pair both ear buds at once while they're in the case. Now, the moment you've all been waiting for. What's the sound quality? Not good. There's hardly any bass, and highs are muddled in comparison to the iPhone SE and S8+ external speakers, let alone my daily drivers. And the second moment you've all been waiting for - these keep disconnecting on me, regardless of distance from the phone or each other. Battery life of the earbuds last around 4 hours on stereo, least..that's a plus, when they're connected that is. Battery bank is simple in construction. Bottom slides out so you can pull out the earbuds from the magnetic pin-charge, and holds 2.5 Amp as the box advertises...but with the ear buds in to charge, they seem to trickle-drain while even turned off. Killing the battery bank in a few days of non-use. Recommendation? Wait for the trend of "wireless ear buds" to mature a bit more, or go out and buy a decent set of around-the-neck ear buds now for around $60 USD. Better quality, much bigger battery life, and they don't disconnect as frequently, if at all. Haven't had an issue with that on my Sony's, so yeah.

I would not recommend these buds, at first i had to dig through youtube to find a video on how pair both buds. CONS -I dont like how when you pop open the buds you have to hold the button on both buds to turn on and then wait for both to pair to eachother THAN it pairs to the phone. - There's a delay from video to sound in the buds. - The buds get warm in the ear to the point where it becomes uncomfortable. - Sound would come and go from the "main" bud to the other bud, - The sound isn't as good with the bass only being heard if you shove the bud in your ear. - Honestly maybe these buds have to go through another certification through the FCC, because when i would have them on and activated i would get a headache after minor usage, i dont get the same effect from the airpods or skull candy ink'd. Pros - The big charging case is a plus, your able to charge another device through the back port. - Quality build for the case and buds. - Small buds that look futuristic and cool - The charging case holds up to 15 of recharging your buds. The case charges the buds magnetically. - Easy simple controls to pause/play music. The buds are well thoughtout but poorly executed and flawed. Cosmetically the buds and case are very nice, Im actually quite sad i had to return them, they were buds that brought great promise but failed me, Buyer beware.

I really like these ear buds & use them all the time. The sound quality is pretty good given their size. I was worried about battery life given other reviews, but it hasn't been an issue for me even though I offer use them all day long while at work. The few times the battery has died on me I just switch out the ear buds since I'll usually only be listening through one ear while at work. the only draw back is the connectivity can be frustratingly spotty at times & will randomly cut out & then fade back in moments later. Also, they don't always pair automatically & I sometimes have to manually pair them in the Bluetooth settings. This doesn't happen all the time, just often enough to be a nuisance. I would probably rate them 5 stars if it wasn't for the connectivity issues... hopefully they figure that one out...

I bought two pairs. I work a 12 hour shift. Each one last about 4 hours of loud music play. It takes about 1 hour to fully charge. They fit in your ear comfortable and stay in place nice. Use the right tip that fits your ear. A lot of people give these Rowkin earbuds a bad review. Its because they haven't taking the time to research what they are buying or how to use them. When you first get these out the box. Reset them while they are in the charging case. Once you done that take them out the charging case. Pair them to each other for strong bluetooth stereo connection. You know you done this when one will turn the other off when you push one button down on one. Once your done doing that pair them to your phone or other devices. And enjoy the great sound. (I have enclosed a video link to how to setup your Rowkin earbuds below) These have great bass and sound. If you want change the range of sound. Download a app for it. Watch "Rowkin Complete Setup Process" on YouTube https://youtu.be/3B4oCv7UbVs

I purchase these for their wire free convince. I am disappointed that they fell out of ears and one of the buttons came off. The were some connection issues. You had to position them just right in your ears (antenna in the correct position). Not well put together??

Bought 2 pairs for a flight and they were easy to pair with iPhones. Case is an easy convenient way to keep track of the buds without losing and to have a power bank all in one place. Sound quality was great but battery life a little low, however I knew that after reading reviews prior. This was recommended by a Best Buy rep in comparison to the Air Buds and is worth purchasing.

Great size. I keep having trouble with one loosing connection. I wish I could wear them longer before they had to be charged.