Wireless Earbuds, Mpow MDots Bluetooth Headphones w/Punchy Bass Sound, Precise Control Wireless Earphones, IPX6 Waterproof Sport Earbuds, 20 Hrs w/Twin&Mono Mode/Mics, Black

This product is perfect for the price. While it's not the best, it does stay in really well and has great sound for about $20. I needed a good pair for the gym and the added wings on these help them stay in much better than others I've tried.

Got these for my daughter and she absolutely LOVES them! She even wears them in the shower! They are waterproof so it’s ok, and was truthfully part of the appeal to her when we ordered them.The noise cancellation is excellent (to her)! To me...not so much because I end up screaming at the top of my lungs to get her attention and she still doesn’t hear me! HahaGood product.

There isn't anything that I don't like about these! The sound quality is great and they are comfortable to wear!

This product has really good sound. It’s like a really fancy earplug.

My family has tried MANY different earbuds and it's really hard to find a good working model at an affordable price. We have tried ones costing $150+ as well as under $50 and Goldilocks is still elusive. Then we bought another mPOW earbuds ($40) couple of months ago and we were really impressed with them. We were looking for something a little cheaper for our young child as well as an extra buds to toss around. Well, these MDOTS hits above its weight in performance. It comes with different sized earpieces, good for smaller ear holes and is comfortable. Bluetooth connection is seamless. Unlike other buds with tactile buttons, these MDOTS are responsive enough that you don't have to press too hard, which can be annoying. IPX6 is good enough for workouts and mild water contact (don't shower with them people!). Clear sounds during phone calls. Few drawbacks - no ANC, bass isn't strong, no Qi charging - are negligible for us since we were not expecting a sub-$30 earbuds to have them. Moreover, earbuds that cost 2-3 times more do not have the ease, and functionalities that these MDOTS have. Highly recommend these MDOTS!

Pros:-Really good sound quality for the price-Great battery lifeCons:- I have to manually turn them on after I put them in my ears 50% of the time- I have to manually connect them to Bluetooth after manually turning them on 50% of the time- Music continues to play after I place them in the case 50% of the time- The little rubber piece that surrounds the buds is easily displaced and if not on perfectly, it prevent the buds from chargingSpend the money and get something better.

Just like the other MPOW products I have used so far, this product exceeds the value for money and battery life criteria. The sound quality on the other hand is pretty decent, not the best out there but given the price factor, I think they are definitely worth it. These earphones are not noise cancelling and they are not airpods, so every time you try to connect it to an iphone, you have to go through the bluetooth setting connection process. Comfort wise, they are again not the best, but you can easily wear for upto 3 hours without any discomfort. The battery life is pretty good- With my normal usage, It has been 3 days and I havent had to charge the case at all. The mono and stereo feature is pretty cool and works seemlessly if you want to switch to one earphone. Overall, if you are looking for good value wireless bluetooth earphones and are OK with a decent product with good battery and decent comfot and sound quality, these earphones are definitely a buy.

Love the way my music sounds, the quality it great. I didn't feel like I had to talk loud for the person on the other end to hear me, so the sound quality is great as well. I also like the fact that I don't have to keep playing catch the ear piece, when I'm being mobile around the house or out in public.

- So right off I'll admit I'm not the biggest fan of IEM's. I own a few sets including an old pair of Shure SE215's and some decent KZ models like the hybrid ZST or the fully balanced armature model, the KZ AS10. However, while they are all good IEM's, they can't hold a candle to these MPOW MDOTS.- I wont go into the details of what cables are in the box, the packaging style, charging times etc, etc. as that is covered in other people's much better reviews, but one thing I will say is please remember to remove the small pieces of clear plastic film which cover the the buds' charging contacts, otherwise they won't charge. Instead, I'll concentrate on what to me are the two most important (and linked) attributes of IEM's, ear-fit and good sound quality; because if you don't have the first, you can't get the second.- I normally listen through full sized headphones at home and I have amassed a small collection of good quality cans. However, when out and about its more convenient obviously to use IEMS. These MDOTS have a really good quality sound, and remind me strongly of either my AKG K240 MKii's or (maybe even more so) my Audio Technica ATH-M50X, because like them, these MDOTS have a good crisp top end, nice clear mids and a bass that's solid and rich. It's surprising but they really provide an amazing amount of bass 'thump' considering they're IEM's and not full-sized headphones.If you normally listen to Beats or the like, you might as well move along now, because these buds are not for you, they don't have an overblown, swampy mess of one-note bass; but instead have a really strong, musical, and articulate low end. So, if you like good quality strong bass that doesn't overpower the mids then you're in for a treat. In fact, if you like good quality sound in general then these are the buds for you. MPOW describe the sound signature as a "fairly well-balanced sound profile with a bit of extra bass", and that is exactly what you get. In my humble opinion MPOW have tuned these just right, and I can't imagine anyone not liking this type of sound.- Because they are reasonably well balanced with just that hint of extra bass, you'll find that most musical genres sound pretty good, but EDM and rock benefit in particular. Ordinary pop sounds pretty good too, and without wanting to open a can of audio worms I would ask you to remember that a lot of your sound quality is dependant on how compressed your file is, i.e. a track at MP3 320 generally sounds much better than the same track when it's been reduced to 128 bits.- I have to mention the fit as well, because at first when looking at the little 'wings' I thought they looked gimmicky at best, and uncomfortable at worst.Shows you what I know!In practice these little wings provide the best fit and security I have ever experienced with IEM's. A good secure fit is really, really important with IEM's for two reasons. First, you don't want your buds falling out and getting lost or broken when you're on the move, and secondly and maybe even more importantly, only when you get a good seal in the ear canal does the bass come alive. Otherwise everything just sounds thin and tinny. So it's genuinely vital that you experiment with the tip sizes to find the one that suits you best. Take your time, it's really worth the effort. No seal, no bass. Good seal, good bass.- My buds came fully charged so were good to go. They paired with my elderly Moto E4 instantly and seem to have a good strong connection. I really like the fact that they have an actual button to control volume, track advance, calls, etc. rather than the fashionable 'high sensitivity touch sensor' on some other buds, because I find that when I try to move 'touch-sensitive' buds in my ears to get a better fit, I end up touching the 'touch sensitive' virtual button and skipping tracks, or pausing the music when all i want to do is adjust them slightly in my ears. Very annoying! Of course I don't have that problem with these MDOTS, and nor do I worry that by actually pressing the button they'll fall out, because of how securely the MDOTS fit in my ears.- Don't get me wrong, these are definitely not the best IEM's in the world, but by crikey they're definitely the best for less than thirty quid! Talk about value for money? It's off the chart!- I'm really very impressed with these buds, the sound quality and fit are both superb. I started off by saying I'm not the world's biggest fan of IEM's, but these MPOW MDOTS are changing my mind. Great sound and fit are definitely achievable at a budget price. Once the word gets out, MPOW will struggle to keep up with the demand for these buds, they're that good!-- EDIT -- One minor area where I feel MPOW could improve the user experience is the lights on the charging case indicating charge level. You get a Red light to tell you you've got between 0-60%, Green for 60-95% and White for 95-100%. So if its showing red, you might have 5% (nearly empty) or 55% (more than half-full) ; not very useful. C'mon MPOW, what about changing the lights to something like Red is 0-33%, Green is 33-66%, White 66-100%.- Battery life of the actual buds is great! MPOW claim 4 hours on one charge for the MDOT's and I have personally used these for two nights running for over 4 hours each night and when I put them back into the charging box, they were still going strong. - Highly recommended, just buy them!

Used these as my go to headphones for the past two days and here's what I liked about it...- Crisp, punchy and clear sound with just the right amount of bassThe buds do not have an overblown bass and bring out lows and mids better as a result.- No signal drop even while runningIt holds on to the signal quite well unless you move out of range.- Very comfortable and low profile earbuds when inside earsThe ear buds are surprisingly small and lightweight making a great fit. It does not show up hanging out of the ears. A person looking straight at you would not even realize that you have them on. Like it.- Low profile brand leds and brand logoSo glad this model did not have those bright LEDs that light up the room or the LED rings that catch undesired attention. Even the mpow logo is not visible from handshake distance, looks professional.- External led indicator for case charging statusA feature I badly missed in my previous earbuds.- Buttons are not touch type, they are press typeI like this as it avoids accidental touches when putting them on or off my ears or keeping it in my pockets when I need to without the case. The downside is that I have to press the button a bit more and my ear can feel the pressure.- Good professional packagingComes in cardboard packaging with instructions, great for gifting.- Customer serviceI contacted MPOW customer service once before and they were quite professional at responding to issues.What could have been better...- Pairs with phone even when the buds are closed inside the charging caseAn issue I have faced with all my earbuds in this price range. I find this a touch annoying. I would prefer the bluetooth on earbuds to be turned off once they go back inside the charging case.- Mono mode can be tricky when it presents itself as a surpriseDon't freak out if you find just one earbud buzzing while you expected both to. That happened to me the first time I paired it. That's mono mode somehow accidentally activated. Read the instructions and was able to switch back to stereo(twin) mode.Overall, these earbuds are awesome in this price range.

MPow Mdots are a superb set of bluetooth headphones. They come nicely packaged and were well charged straight out of the box.The fit is excellent with 2 sizes of fin to choose from they should suit most ears. The fins really make them stable and despite a lot of activity this afternoon they never once came loose. If they did come loose you have the added protection of waterproofing (unlike my last, more expensive and dead in a puddle pair). Also, after 2-3 hours wear I had no ear fatigue/pain so the fit seems to have been well thought out.Pairing was simple and you get the added flexibility of using both buds together or either one on its own.Sound quality is really good. A good base depth with the correct fitting silicon cover (you get 2 sizes to choose from which is a bit minimalist) and the overall sound is very clear and pleasing. The sound matches other ear buds I have which cost far more. Volume is adequate, as with all headphones nowadays you dont get massive volume but use an app with a preamp to boost it if you want to (I do!)The charging case is small and easily fits in a pocket. USB-C would be nice but charging through the micro USB socket is rapid enough and you get an LED to give a rough idea of charge left (a sort of low/medium/full setup).Battery life seems as advertised, its nothing stellar but adequate for most uses.When using the charging case, make sure you remove the small piece of tape that comes stuck over the contact of each earbud, its not obvious so do check. Also, if you change the fins make sure you seat them properly as they can prevent the earbud contacting the charge point and this in turn stops the auto off feature working.Overall, a very highly recommended set of earbuds

This is a review by my 12-year-old daughter, who purchased them using my account:I really love these bluetooth earbuds. They are so easy to set up and use. I wanted a cheaper version of AirPods, and I found these: good reviews with an affordable price-tag. They stick out a bit as you can see in the pictures but I think they look good in and out of the your ears - especially in the sleek charging case. I love the fact that they look like ducks. I love how quickly they charge up and how good the sound quality is.I use them daily for around 6 hours to do my school lessons and they have never yet run out on me. I charge them at night.I must admit that they don't always stay in when I am doing physical activity (they have twice fallen out when I've been doing P.E. or something) but I may not be using the correct rubber ear piece for my ears - they come with 3 different sized options and so far I've only tried the middle size.All in all, I would definitely recommend them.

This is my first set of dot style ear buds, and I, like many others, was not quite sure how comfortable they would be, how well they would stay in or how good they would sound. I have had many MPOW products, however, and am confident in their quality.The MPOW dots come in the cool packaging you expect, with some different size ear buds and little wings that help keep the things in your ear. It comes with another USB cable to add to your pile as well. I was very surprised how small the case was - it is so easy to drop into a pocket - and actually the ear buds themselves are very small. I have included an image of one with a pound coin as reference.FITThe buds come with medium fitments and that worked fine for me. Using the larger pieces I was able to get a lot more bass out of them, but you also feel much more closed off from the world. I use them where I want some ambient sound. These sit inside the ear and do not stick out. I was able to use them under a motorbike helmet with no problems. They stayed in my ear while doing HIIT workouts as well.SOUNDAs mentioned above, with earbuds you can sort of determine the sound you want based on the ear bud sizes you choose. Medium is good all round, but the larger ones seal off the ear so you get a load more bass. If you have an EQ you can use at medium and life 80hz and 12k to get a little bump where you need it. Other than that the vocals of all styles of music are very clear, and I had no issues using them for phone calls.BLUETOOTHConnected quickly to phones and laptops with no issues. Range is pretty standard - I have some headphones that do slightly better, and some that do worse.I will agree with another reviewer that MPOW should do something a bit more clever with the LED battery light. Either use smaller bands or an actual readout.Overall you are not shelling out a lot of money, and you get a solid set of wireless earbuds.