CMF Buds Pro 2 Wireless Earbuds, Hi-Res Audio with LDAC, 50 dB Hybrid Noise Cancelling Earbuds, Ultra Bass Technology, Bluetooth 5.3, 43H Play Time with Charging Case, 6 HD Mics Headphones, Blue

For $60 this thing is absolutely best bang for your buck. As a person who lives in nyc and has to take the train almost everyday, this thing does the job at canceling out the surrounding noise. Very comfortable on the ear during long hours as they include extra ear tips. Very nice appearance once you put them on. 100% recommend

For this price, with ANC and transparency mode (both features I didn't think I would need or use), with audio that sounds excellent and fits very well in my ears, I am extremely satisfied with these. Didn't think I would use ANC as much as I have but MAN it makes such a difference. Case is awesome, love the dial. Nice and small, VERY customizable in the app which is fantastic. Besides ANC, my favorite feature is the dual device pairing, having it connected to both my laptop and phone at the same time is a game changer for me.There is not a lot I don't like, just a few odd quirks: sometimes they'll randomly disconnect and then reconnect in 30 seconds or less, the notifications on the app for battery are hit or miss since they rely on the case being open. But in general, almost no complaints. Compared to "premium" brands like Samsung or Google, these just offer a much better value, I think.

I bought it, thanks. In short - awesome. They are worth their money.- The sound is excellent. Nothing falls apart. Yes, this is not a super-duper expensive sound, but it is really good. But it is tuned very tightly. (I don’t know how to explain it)- Noise reduction too. You can adjust the level of noise reduction- Transparency is good. Like Samsung Buds Pro 2. On the third Buds Pro, transparency was better. But here, too, it’s normal.- The controls are configured as you like. Moreover, the controls are human. You just need to tap. You don’t need to hold anything with two fingers. The only thing is that you can’t separate the noise reduction and transparency functions into different headphones. On Samsung, you can turn noise reduction on and off with one earphone, and transparency with the other. This is not possible here. Both the right and left have the same controls. Both are responsible for noise reduction and transparency. But you can choose Tap or long press for this, etc. - Interlocutors say that they can hear me well- The app is good, you can also control the case. The headphones are detected by the phone very nicely. I don’t know why Samsung didn’t do this.- There are also different colors to choose from (4, I think)- The price tag is $60. (And Samsung has 250, if you take the pure price).You take them out of your ear - they pause the music themselves. There is a clear equalizer, you can customize it, extra bass, spatial sound mode, etc.In general - for this money, I highly recommend themCons:- They don’t feel like a premium product and don’t look like one. Pure plastic is cheap, but okay. They are not worth a lot of money.- The fit is copied from the Airpodspro. Therefore, both these and the third Samsung buds have a fit that is not the best for me, but tolerable. The best fit remains in Buds Pro 2. But in principle, you get used to it and it's fine.

These are astonishingly good for the price. Saw these being reviewed in a tech segment on WGN and figured they'd be an upgrade to my cheap-o $20 pair at a great price of ~$50.Kind of wish I made this purchase sooner! The noise canceling is great, their app is awesome and easy-to-use. I'd say the sound is great but I don't really have anything to compare these to. Bass is there which is one if the main things I notice. Call quality is good and I'm told I'm easy to understand on the other end.My only complaint is that these don't sit perfect in my ear. But they're snug and work fine. I run with them regularly and they stay put.Would definitely recommend these. I can't imagine anything at this price point could possibly be better than these.