Zivigo Bluetooth Earbuds, Bluetooth Headphones - Sweat-Proof, IPX7 Waterproof Headphones with Noise Cancellation Technology, Microphone & Voice prompts,(Black)

It hurts me to give this review Zivigo, and I hope maybe just maybe it was a faulty unit.The good: THE BEST soundstage I've heard in a set of $50 headphones. Bass is heavy, and volume scales up about 2x the average headset. These things get loud! Like I said, the soundstage is a little unbelievable. The headphones also are loaded with the latest tech and look great.The bad: Distortion. I can't believe I'm saying this. Clear high notes are overlayed with a subtle but prevalent static that ruins the musical experience for me. Female voices sound raspy and bass imaging is poor and boomy...it's cranked way too high proportionate to the music IMO. Here's my theory: they cranked up the gain (+db) on these headphones to get the massive volume on them. I can literally feel them move my eardrum when you crank it up. But they traded audio quality to do it. When you throw on a track with multiple instruments going at it, the distortion is very obvious!I'll be returning these tonight...shoot. Maybe I just got a bad headset, but if I'm wrong, and Zivigo simply cranks down the gain to eliminate the distortion, these would be a 10/10 Bluetooth headset, unheard of for $50, and the product will deserve all 5 stars. Zivigo, I won't be taking a risk again to hassle another return but I'll promptly change my review if I indeed had a bad headset. Let me know if this may just be a 1 off.

I've had these for about 3 years and they are still going strong. Are they perfect? No. There's been some audio dropouts occasionally but it always seems to calm out and go away, maybe related to the pouch/pack my phone is held in. These are my primary headphones used for running and just work out excellent. A little twist keep them in. Sound quality is great. They allow ability to hear other area noise, people, traffic to keep you out of trouble. Just handy cost effective, durable headphones that keep on trucking on my running usage.

Used for a while before I switched to the Bose Soundsport. I wanted a starter bluetooth headphone to see if I wanted to make the switch to wireless and I was not disappointed. These are a very good value for money.I work out in the gym and also run a lot. They certainly don't move around or slip much even with a lot of movement. I found sometimes when I sweat quite a bit I had to take off the headphones and wipe them dry then put back in, but that was mainly for a personal comfort feeling I believe more than a quality issue with the sound b/c of the sweat.The sound is pretty good and certainly okay for the money. No real issues with the sound cutting out or getting choppy and the range is acceptable. I could put my phone down and workout within about 10ft of the phone with no issues. Any further and it might cut out once in a while.The main complaint I have with these is the wire is too long behind the back and there is no sort of clip to keep that from moving around a bunch while running. I also find because it's so long it sticks to one side or the other of my neck and can create an annoying tug. I have to then pick it up and recenter it behind my neck.Recently the little round rubber piece which connects into my ear fell off and I now have to keep putting it on and off. This is after about three months of use. Not terribly annoying, but not a good sign for if I was to use this for a long time.I decided to switch to the Bose Soundsport wireless and for the past week have loved it. I would say it outperforms these in almost every way, but that's expected given Bose's reputation and especially price. I would still highly recommend these headphones for anyone hesitant to spend the big money on Bose or something of that caliber - they're a great starter headphone for that particular buyer.

These are great so far! Had terrible luck with other units, would kill them almost instantly with sweat. But the controls up on the bud seems to stop the shorting out. Battery life great. Sound quality good enough for my untrained ear. Not sure how good the call quality is, people seem to have trouble hearing me. But these aren't for them they're for me so not super concerned.Only negatives are: The weight as they can bounce a bit, but per above the controls are up top so i'll take that trade. Other thing is the ear wraps are super flexible, almost don't really do much at all (but are comfortable, so again a good trade).Real test will be indoor bike season, that's the sweat-fest. But I'd recommend these and the price was great

I started out really pleased with these headphones but now, I'm pretty disappointed and am now looking for my next pair. The pros: They stayed in REALLY well! I never had an issue with slippage or them coming out during physical activity (running and weight lifting) and they blocked external noise splendidly.However, the connection was never the best. If I was in straight shot of my phone, they were great, but there were times when even turning my head would make the connection crackle (phone was in my running belt on my hips) and it would usually disconnect if there were any sort of obstacles between me and the phone (like gym equipment). My biggest issue though. After 14 months, the left earbud has stopped working ENTIRELY. Silence. I could wiggle the cord and get it to play for a minute, but the moment it shifted, it was back to not working. And now, even wiggling gets me no where. For the price (I paid $60), I'm not pleased. :(

Pairing the device to my phone was easy, good sound. Placed them in the protective case and left them in my car till my next workout. Well it took more than a week to use them, since hurricane Mathew made an unwelcome visit, had to be away for half a week bringing power to those affected. Today I tried them on when the right earbud breaks away from main housing. Not good for a touted sport equipment. Now I am out $50 dollars and need a new set.