Skullcandy Smokin' Buds 360 XT True Wireless in-Ear Earbuds, Hazard

These buds connect really quick to my iPhone 16 Pro. The sound quality is Great for the price Only draw back is the bud size wich is good to put in ear but difficult to take out since i got big fingers i cant seem to get a good grip on them. It b great if they put same bluetooth connectivity on the stem version. Other than that they are great for the price!

I was initially hesitant with these because I own the original Smokin Buds in red %26 the sound quality was just OK after cycling through its 3 equalizer preset options. These Smokin Buds 360s are slightly better with the Bass Boost option, as I listen mainly to trance/edm. Volume is low at 50% so I have to crank it up to near 80-90% to achieve a decent loud volume when you can feel the bass bump %26 drown external noise. Style fits snug %26 doesn't move once I give it a slight twist in my ears, while I understand people have different sized ears %26 this one-size-fits-most may not work for all. The attached size medium silicone eartips fit perfectly %26 provide decent passive noise cancelling, keeping in mind these don't have active noise cancelling or ANC. This Hazard color aka orange is just cool %26 popping! Build quality is decent for the price, as I can't expect much more than what it is. Case looks %26 feels a bit big for these earbuds, especially since it only holds an additional 12 hours of battery for topping up; earbuds advertised about 7 hours playtime per charge. Latency is an issue so I wouldn't recommend for gaming %26 watching movies %26 TV shows. Call quality %26 talk to text functions are OK, but I mainly own these for listening to streaming music. Overall, neato style similar to another big brand but at a fraction of the price with basic functions non-audiophile sound quality.