TaoTronics - TT-BH069BB Wireless Noise Cancelling In-Ear Headphones - Black

I was really Impressed by How Good This TaoTronics - TT-BH069BB Wireless Headphone Sounds and it’s Very light To Wear ! And it’s works with My iPhone!

I purchased these to replace my TaoTronics Deimos https://www.bestbuy.com/site/taotronics-deimos-bluetooth-wireless-in-ear-headphones-black/5997100.p?skuId=5997100 that were lost. I was really impressed with the Deimos (especially for the price) so I figured these would be Deimos + Noise Cancelling. Unfortunately, the power seems subdued and the ANC (noise-canceling) works to a degree for in-ear buds. The best comparison I can make is the power of Skull Candy Crusher 360 vs the quality and versatility of Skull Candy Venue. (I love the Venue, but mostly because the superior ANC and voice assistant pairing more than compensates for the raw power of the bass-heavy 360s.) The unfortunate part is that these buds have do not feel superior in any way to the lower-priced Deimos. I found myself fishing for the correct control to answer/redial when using the hands-free calling feature and physically the controls sometimes caught on my collar depending on what I wore. However, the call quality was generally excellent and most times the person on the other end did not notice I was using Bluetooth. Battery life is decent. Overall, I was slightly disappointed because I am aware of the quality TaoTronics can put out but not enough to return them and replace them with entry-level JBL or Skull Candy.

I’m usually very patient in buying/working with product that I’m wanting to try out. Idk about these earbuds though. They fit well, with many options of eartips, and the little magnet on the earbuds to wear around like a necklace, is pretty convenient. Especially because I find that these type of earbuds tend to slip off my neck when they’re not in use. The sound is average and can be adjusted via a home app or purchased app through your own phone if you can. My deal breaker, and why I returned them, was how inconsistent the noise cancelling function was. From the fidgety button to the hissing sound it made when it was in use. I’m sorry... I had to return them. If you buy them and expect them to work for the noise cancelling function, you’re taking your chances. So I guess it turns out that I’m not that patient. If you want a decent pit of earbuds that fit well and decent sound, and budget friendly, these might work well for you. Unfortunately, the noise cancelling is spotty at best. Thanks for reading.

I find these a bit heavy in my ears and I assume it's because of the magnets, which are a good idea when they're just around my neck, I don't worry about losing them when they're not in my ears but magnets are not really necessary. The sound quality is a bit tinny unless I push them into my ear canal farther than they naturally sit so that may be a physical issue with my particular ears, also even though there are multiple cushions to choose from, there is no perfect fit for my ears. I only recommend them if you will try them out first to see if they are right for you.

I purchased the TaiTronics TT Wireless noise canceling in-ear headphones for work. Due to Covid, we are using a lot of MS Teams meetings. Some people were having trouble hearing me using the built-in microphone on the laptop. I bought these as a work only use item. They work very good and I have not used the noise canceling part yet. The people I am meeting with tell me that I come through loud and clear. They also do not hear the background noise from the forklifts and trucks backing into the docks beside my office.

I love the sound quailiry from these headphones. Also really helps that it has a noise blocking/cancel. Seems to drain the battery faster but it’s great when needed. My only complaint is the battery life. It seems to deplete quicker. I would leave it off after a charge and turn it on to it mentioning that the battery is low. Don’t know if just my model, but keep a charger around for it. If the battery was better, I’d absolutely would recommend. If you can get around the issues of the battery, I def would then recommend it. Good for the price.

They're great for music but anytime I try to talk to somebody on them they say that they can't hear me and it's all staticy and I cut in and out real bad and they can't make out what I'm saying and there's an echo and it's just not worth it but they're great for music

The only issue is they really aren't noise cancelation in the ear or the microphone. The microphone picks up all the outside noise. For example, the hum of the car, or anything in the background. The microhone hangs too low away from my mouth. I'm constantly bringing it up to stop the rubbing on my shirt or zipper.