MEE audio Pebbles True Wireless Earbuds – Bluetooth 5.3 Low Profile in Ear Lightweight Headphones with Headset Microphone & Call Noise Reduction for Gym/Workouts/Sports and Gaming, Rose Gold

Slim and comfortable.
I love this, I’m not sure what the issue is for others but I guess it’s one of those things, you either love them or hate them,I think they’re great they don’t irritate my ears or get slimy from wearing them all day. The battery life has been great so far. Touch controls work well. I love the color, the battery pack/case is SO TINY I like that.Connects right away.I can put on or take off a shirt or hoodie without knocking them out of my ears.You sort of have to lock them into your ears, insert them like youre using an earbud with a rubber tip into your ear canal and twist it to sit in your ear. They’re really comfortable and they stick in your ears without become loose or falling out. If you do it right you can hear what your listening to just fine. I’ve had a lot of earbuds, TOZOs, AirPods, jlabs, klipsch, skull candy, Samsung bud+. The sound quality is as good as the AirPod pros, which I don’t think is any where near worth 200 bucks or whatever they cost, they’re definitely wayyyy better than cheap Jlabs. I just hope they last as long as my Samsung buds did. If you want to spend more, go with Samsungs, they last flipping forever and sound great. If you’re looking for something different without tips and low profile, low cost, get these. No I love this, I’m not sure what the issue is for others but I guess it’s one of those things, you either love them or hate them,I think they’re great they don’t irritate my ears or get slimy from wearing them all day. The battery life has been great so far. Touch controls work well. I love the color, the battery pack/case is SO TINY I like that.Connects to iPhone right away.I can put on or take off a shirt or hoodie without knocking them out of my ears.Sounds good. Just as good as AirPod pros and I don’t think the AirPods are anything special for the price.I’ve had a lot of wireless earbuds, tozos, AirPods, jlabs, Samsung bud+, klipsch, skull candys. If you want to spend more, get Samsungs, if you want something different try these. Inexpensive, low profile and they feel well made. They have some heft to them.There is a trick to inserting them though and I think that’s why people don’t like them, if you don’t put them in right you don’t get a good seal and sound will be muffled,Insert the speaker like you’re putting it into your ear canal and twist it to lock it into your ear. You will get a seal that way.

First earbuds I ever had with this “style” and .. I AM impressed
update 2: it’s still not my favorite sound (and being semi-in ear i know it will “lack bass” .. that’s the nature of semi-in ear buds) … like there is some “body” or “fullness” to the mids and highs that are missing … BUT … these are not bad … and for all i know these could sound just like the Samsung buds of a similar style. I still think the case feels “cheap” but dont want to ham that up … like other cases in the same price range are not “super premium plastics” …I have seen worse.I am not saying i’d pick up another pair of these but I am also not saying i’d “avoid them” … I do like the “bean” style of semi in ear buds vs say (the ones i know) the TOZO A3s … nothing against those by the way but this “bean” style is just .. something different and … I like the way they fit.i have a 4 star rating here but maybe i’d say 3.5 or 3.75 most likely .. just because there are a few i’d put in the 4.0 or above rangeUpdate: My main use-case was with a direct bt connection to an android tv box. My two main issues (i say that somewhat loosely) is the case feels cheaper than i’d like. For instance, going out for a walk, a case for my Tribit Flybud 3’s flew out of my hand and bounced a time or two on a sort of sidewalk/driveway… so far (and i have kept an eye on it) other than the scratches it now has… it’s a-ok and not loose or anything in the hinge area.I feel if this Mee case dropped like, the Tribit case did, it still may charge but the top and bottom would break apart. Though for at most about $20… i cant complain “too much” about that.My other use case for Bt devices (I will set this up for a reason) is with a portable BT transmitter/rec from YMOO (i love this little thing), hooked up to my old Sansa mp3 player (no BT on it) running Rockbox. The YMOO has volume controls and when a device is paired with it, … well i am not sure what is default but I always hit volume up TWICE. No matter the earbud or headphone.I bring all this up to say while i was not going to wear these Pebbles out for a walk in this use-case i just said …. the other issue I have with these went away. With the tv box things are ok but at TIMES it seems these struggle with different frequencies … like I am not sure how to say this but when the issue happens (and it doesn’t always happen) it seems the Pebbles kind of “struggle” to keep up in clarity and things start to sound like a cheap pair of speakers or something.I felt in my head (metaphor) that if these had some amplification (pre-amp?) that, this issue would go away. Like i said i was getting at…. it did. I listened to easy listening, jazz, Rock and some Rap … none of my random choices at songs had that “struggling to keep up” sound. The sound was totally balanced and while i would say “if you are a ‘bass head’ you may want to look elsewhere” … everything seemed good even on the rap tracks … like not big thumpy bass like some may like (including me sometimes) but there was NOT A LACK of bass.While I do use Wavelet (EQ app) on that TV box .. and i dont want to change settings for each device paired with it, in the EQ … i may try these with the android TV Box again and increase the pre-amp and see if that helps that “struggling to keep up” issue.Even if it doesn’t … well I dont “love these” … I like the unique fit and style of them. if MEE bumps up the overall volume (aka no need for any increased pre-amp) and makes the case a little sturdier … they really have something here.I am not going to say i totally recommend these “for anyone” but if you read the issues and still are willing to give these a try … then yes … i am more in the “I generally recommend these” camp—————————–After having way more earbuds than I ever thought I’d have, and having my eyes on these Mee Pebbles for awhile, during a lightning deal, I finally decided to pick a pair up and try them. I have heard mixed reviews on the Samsung Galaxy buds that have this same unique design and honestly was not sure what to expect.Some things I have noticed is thisCons:- Sometimes these can get “peeky” and you have to turn the volume up all the way (note: a few earbuds get sort of peeky/somewhat distorted at 100% volume- Off that last point, I wish the max volume was say 2 to 3 “clicks” (“notches” .. whatever) higher. It’s not low, but overall the volume being amplified a little more would likely help and if you say could (on softer tracks) only put it up to 70% for the same volume, that “peekiness” maybe fixed.To be fair my only other BT semi-in ear earbuds are the TOZO T3s and while they have their own quirks, for the same sort of price, I am ok with them. I bring the T3’s up because they also have the same sort of peekiness at times, though their volume overall is a tad higher so it may not seem as bad- Bass: LISTEN … know what you are getting with this sort of design. Any semi-in ear earbud really … you are not going to have the strongest “thump” in the bass. I get that and knew that before I bought these. Bass IS there, but even for this type of earbud I wish it had a little bit more. I think the sound lends better to the mids and the highs, and again THERE IS BASS don’t get me wrong, and maybe EQ’ing it in would help. Basically I’d say these are balanced but a tad lacking in the bass and as I just said basically … I knew these would be lighter on bass, when I bought them.———————————————————————-Pros:- The fit. I cant speak for say people using these while running or doing different exercises for example, but using these to watch content on my android tv box (and I admit moving around) the fit is GREAT and they do not fall out for me. I really didn’t know what to expect with (again mixed reviews) for the more well know Galaxy Buds, but the fit of these Mee’s .. .well it’s so good I COULD legit see myself forgetting they are in my ear. I do agree with people saying these sorts of earbuds do not provide any good active noise canceling like the Galaxy Buds claim from what I hear … after all there is NO seal what so ever… HOWEVER Mee … they are not acting or advertising these to have any.I brought up the TOZO T3s before and while they fit good and I like them for not being in my ear canal (just as a break sometimes from typical earbuds),… I think these fit me better, though, of course This is a subjective thing since everyone’s ears are different.- No cutting out… for the most part. Ok I cant say 100% these have never had the audio cut out, but they are on par with say TOZO, Earfun, Lavabean, and/or Tribit earbuds in that regard. I have a pair of Tagry earbuds that while they don’t D/C… they cut out of a bit say if I move my head “too fast” (not fast at all really) … Mee is a company like Tagry that I never heard of but took a chance on and .. for the most part this is a non-issue for these.- The Sound – I will not say these are the best sounding, but they sound decent and balanced. I think that one of the higher prices I have seen for these are about $25, so that plays into it. Like if these were $45 for instance, I’d expect better sound. Heck I got my Pebbles on a lightning deal for $15.99 and I’d GENERALLY say (for the uniqueness and great fit vs in your ear canal earbuds ..) say up to about $20 or so would be worth it. Listen, I am not saying these are the best sound if they are your ONLY earbud (that volume issue plays a part in this too) … but to have an addition “more comfortable” option in your collection, .. yeah I’d recommend them in that case.————————————————————–Comments (not “pros” nor “cons” … just notes in a way):- Slippery case: granted I am in a very humid climate that has felt like mid summer since I got these, but sometimes the case has slipped out of my hand … not totally saying this comment is a “really bad” thing .. just something that has happened to me.- Build quality – meh .. its on par for the price I think … the case seems a tad on the cheap (quality) side but not the worst thing ever .. .the buds in my view do seem like a better overall quality then the case but still on part for say “$25 or below” earbuds.——————————————————————————Overall… These are not perfect and .. well I’d recommend looking at maybe TOZO, Tribit, or Earfun (not the only good brands) in the same price range if there will be your only earbuds.THOUGH I MUST SAY despite the max volume being a few “clicks” too low, and distorting sometimes at those higher volumes… despite the case not being the best and just overall little things… I still really like these, and other than edge cases, I DO say I recommend these. Just know what you are getting and the type of sound semi in-ear earbuds tend to have, for instance.

Tenía mis dudas sobre lo cómodos que podían ser porque yo tengo las orejas pequeñasPero son muy cómodos y no se salen, a diferencia de los Galaxy Buds Live, que casi no se oía porque se me salenHay que ecualizarlos un poco porque vienen algo agudos, pero se escuchan muy bienEl único detalle “malo” que les veo es que se escuchan bajito a comparación de los audífonos con goma, y yo que trabajo en un ambiente ruidoso, pues hay que subirles muchoPero, es un detalle subjetivoGran producto por el precio

I bought these because the battery on my second pair of Galaxy Buds Live was failing, same thing happened with the first pair. Galaxy Buds Live are discontinued but I really like the form factor so I went looking and found MEE Pebbles. They just arrived today and they are just as comfortable and sound even clearer than the Buds Live. If you like this style of earbuds and like me need to replace your Buds Live – go for MEE Pebbles, you won’t regret it. 8 hours of battery!