Qro A40 Pro Wireless Earbuds; Pro Hi-Fi Sound; Active Noise Cancellation (ANC): iPhone/Android; Bluetooth 5.3; 36H Playtime; 4 Built-in ENC Mics; Waterproof; Total Touch Controls

These survived being run over. Skip to the end if you want to read about that. Bar none these are the best sub $100 earbuds out there. I'm a bit of a headphone nut (over 100 wired pairs, including high end Sennheisers, and a drawer full of earbuds). I'm always on the lookout for quality Chi-fi gear that I don't have to worry about but still sounds and works good. I stumbled on these last year and have since purchased 6 of them--one for each of my daughters and a bunch of spares. As these are wireless earbuds they aren't audiophile quality (I've never heard a pair that are) but they sound very good--easily on par with the airpod pros. Full sound on the warmer side. Perfect for what I use them for (podcasts, YT, music while exercising or mowing). Not remotely fatiguing ANC is decent at this price point. Not incredible but for $20 that's to be expected. The fact that it has it is unusual in its class. They aren't good enough for a plane (no earbuds are imo), but perfect for a very loud boxing gym where I take my daughter every week. Fit for me is excellent. My daughter is extremely picky (has sensory difficulties) and she loves these--only pair so far that fits that bill. They stay reasonably secure and are barely noticeable. I can wear them for several hours without a problem. Battery life is excellent even when using ANC. I have yet to run out. Charging base can charge the earbuds several times and then charges quickly when it needs it. USB C thankfully. Touch controls are a pain, but for me they always are. Basic things like touch to pause/play work perfectly. The rest I can't be bothered with--i have too many earbuds to learn how each functions. BUT HERE'S THE INSANE PART. My daughter lost these over a week ago. I was walking down our shared driveway (with 5 other houses) today and saw them on the side. The earbuds were in the mud and the charging base was completely crushed and caked with mud. After dusting it off, it appeared that the battery was still connected and the charging port and circuit board were intact. After a bit of careful cleaning with rubbing alcohol, I plugged them in and to my huge surprise they worked!! Not only did they charge but they connected immediately to my phone. After cleaning, the earbuds themselves look perfect. I've been using them for the past hour playing a variety of music and there is NO sign of damage to the drivers. Bottom line, these were snowed on, rained on, covered in mud, and run over at least once. While the exterior part of the case is gone everything else is functioning perfectly. If that isn't a ringing endorsement I don't know what is! Imagine this happening to ANY Apple product. Just dropping them sometimes breaks them!! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

I’ve had these now for about 2 months and this is my updated review of the Qro eversound earbuds. Noise Cancellation: 4.5 Of course, these do not match the quality of the airpod pros or some of the luxury Samsung earbuds but at this price point, you’ll get what you expect. The noise cancellation makes a difference, especially when it comes to use on airplanes or when mowing the lawn. I am still able to hear outside noise but it is minimal so that I don’t need to change the volume of what I am listening to. Sound Quality: 5 This is where the eversound shines. The sound quality is truly exceptional and I was surprised by it. Strong but not over powering bass, and very clear mid and upper ranges. I was most happy with this. Size of earbud: 4-3 depending on ear size I have larger ears so these worked well for me but they are on the bigger end of earbuds. I suspect that for people that find airpod pros uncomfortably large, these may not be comfortable. Packaging: 4 The unboxing experience is fine. Pricing: 5 I think for the price, you would be hard pressed to find better sounding earbuds. For sound alone, this price point makes it worth it. Outgoing call quality: 4.5 I’ve used them in coffee shops and my friends say they can hear me on calls. They work best when alone at home in a quiet place but can be used outside. This is especially nice for the price. Battery: 5 I have not had any issues with the Battery. Style: 5 Very stylish. The colors on the side look really cool and are functional. I like the branding with the crow logo as well. Customer Service: 5 I had an issue connecting to another device and emailed them. I got a reply within minutes and they helped me resolve the issue painlessly and easily. Very happy with that experience. I took a chance because I didn’t know the brand but these are really nice. Would recommend.

These have AWSOME SOUND! More on that later. I compared these to 6 other sets of earbuds, most in the $20 range, and the rest costing up to $65. I haven't tried iPod Pros because I will NOT drop $250 on earbuds. I won’t name the others here except to note the ones I finally settled on, Tozo NC2, only when pointing out why I didn’t choose these. Specifically: Pros: 1) As stated right off the bat, the sound quality of these is off the hook! They have 12 mm drivers (speakers), and the bass THUMPS while the middle and upper registers are excellent. Compared to the Tozo NC2, these are a bit better and can get significantly louder, too. I don’t know how big the Tozo drivers are, but I’d be surprised if they are smaller than 11 mm. Just for kicks, I looked up the driver size on iPod Pros, and those are only 11 mm! I can't do a direct comparison, but I'd bet that these QRO Classics have better sound than iPods, too. 2) The fit in my ear is good, and somewhat better than the Tozo NC2's, too. These go deep enough in the ear canals to stay snug when talking or eating (but not so deep that they are uncomfortable.) They fit as well as any that I tried. 3) The "CLICK" sound lets you know that a touch was registered and makes it clear if it registers 1 touch, 2, or 3. I was surprised to learn that many earbuds don’t give any “CLICK,” and it is such a simple modification! It is worth looking for. 4) It takes two taps to hang up on a call, making it very unlikely that you will hang up accidentally. Cons: 1) The Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) is not the best - don't get me wrong, it's OK, and certainly better almost all of the others (which was undetectable.) However, the Tozo's ANC is incredible - to the point of near silence in even moderately noisy environments. 2) Wind noise: these are terrible for wind noise rendering them useless when riding a bike. The noise almost drowns out all audio except at ear shattering volumes. The Tozo NC2's are WAY better here. 3) Sensitivity to touch: These are about the most sensitive to being touched of any of the buds I tried. However, having the audible click made it easy to tell that I had accidentally tapped one, and the fact that hanging up on a call needed more than one tap made it very unlikely that I would accidentally do something really annoying. 4) While you can learn the controls for any of the earbuds after wearing them a while, these earbuds are less complicated than most. 5) These earbuds do not come with a warranty beyond what you can buy from Amazon. 6) One small gripe that I have with these earbuds is that they are a bit difficult to remove from their case. Other reviewers have noted the same thing, so I know it isn’t just me. 7) Another small gripe I have is that when going from ANC to pass-through mode, you have to cycle through two more settings, “music” and “gaming,” which did not have any noticeable (to me) change on the sound quality. Just annoying for no benefit. I didn’t have the time or inclination to do run-down tests on the batteries, but my impression was that these will last around 5 hours of listening to music with ANC on, and longer with ANC off. In summary, the QRO Classics are my choice at the $20 price point given their incredible sound, adequate ANC, audible “CLICK,” and staying snugly in place. I ultimately chose the Tozo NC2's because they had so much more (at around double the cost!)

Love this earbuds! I got it as a back up set to use for travel and gym. I even used it for gaming and it works flawlessly. Connects automatically on my PC and iPhone. First favorite features is the Active Noice Canceling, I am pretty amazed how good it is I almost missed my flight boarding announcement hahah! Also cancels airplane engine noise and those loud talker u sit with while flying. I tried gaming with it as well while in the airport and it works flawlessly! Everything just counts clear! Base is good as well. Second favorite is the Transparency mode! It’s almost like having a hearing aid ! It really does I can hear everything a lot crispier and clearly. I did compare this to my 2nd gen airpod and I must say I used this now more often. It’s a good all around earbuds for any occasions really. I do recommend this and would buy it again. Thumbs up !! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🤘🏼

I was a late adopter of the wireless earphones, though everyone in my family were using them for at least 2 years. I had been using wired, because I saw them worrying about losing one or both of their expensive Apple Airpods, or having those Airpods run out of battery life at inconvenient times. So when I finally decided to give wireless earphones a try, I borrowed my son's for a few days, and then decided to take the plunge. My route was very different though. I searched Amazon for some very highly reviewed wireless earphones, and discovered these QRO classics. Not only as highly rated as the others in the top tier, but much cheaper. So I ordered 6 pairs which cost me just under what one pair of Airpods would have cost me. I now have a charging base plugged in at my desk, another set in the kitchen, one set plugged in by the driver's seat of my car and two spare sets in the drawer of my desk. Whenever I come home through the kitchem the ones in my ears are exchanged with the ones that were in the kitchen. The ones at my desk are set to work with my computer on my desk. The ones in my backpack work with my laptop. And if one ever pops out of my ear and goes down the storm drain, no loss, I have spares that work great, are compatible with all of my charging pods and weren't expensive enough to cause any heartburn. They perform well and I haven't had any run out of juice yet when I am out and about for the whole day. I am constantly listening to music while on the go, if not on a phone call, so I am a power user of my mobile devices, more so than my laptop when out of the office or home. QRO's wireless earphones are excellent value, giving more than enough performance at a fraction of the cost of similarly well reviewed alternatives. So buy a handful and lead a worry free mobile lifestyle....

I think I spent 2 hours adding various earbuds to my cart, reading reviews in and outside of Amazon, checking waterproof ratings, battery life, etc. I mean, I wasted hours trying to find a pair of budget earbuds that seemed to have the right price vs. features. Some of the options out there are as cheap as $8 to $10 which seems almost unbelievable. So, when I saw these for less than $20 with ANC, I was a bit surprised since the cheapest pair of no-name earbuds with active noise cancellation was around $35+. I received them about an hour ago and I've been running them through the paces - and everything seems really good. A few things. * Active Noise Cancellation works well on these * Earbuds are the elongated-type which are generally easier to put in and adjust since the long sections point forward and down - so you can't really put them in upside down. * Sound is good. I'm not an audiophile, but music and podcasts sound very good. * I don't think it's obvious from the pictures, the but the case has lights along the sides that tell you the level of charge for the case. I was worried that there was no indication of this, but it's simple and works well enough and aesthetically nice looking when they are on. * Comes with a very short charging cable, extra earbud tips of various sizes and an instruction manual that is written in proper/grammatically correct English, along with a 1-800 number for support. In summary, it may appear to be another cheap pair of earbuds in a sea of choices, but I think these are definitely a step above the no-name brands that are out there. No complaints yet, but I reserve the right to complain later if they let me down. We'll see.

They were pretty good. Really hard to take out of the case but decent for earbuds. Until now they've been pretty good. I bought them in January and now in March, the left ear bud has gone out. I've mostly used the left one bc a piercing in my right ear makes it hard to keep an ear bud in my right ear, but it shouldn't have broken this soon. I can't figure out why it stopped working all of a sudden and I don't have any of the paperwork it came with to try and troubleshoot it

I honestly can't believe how they manage to sell these for so cheap! They perform incredibly well! I bought them as kind of an experiment. I usually wear my Soundcore Liberty 3 Pros, but it's insane how well these stack up them when being 1/10th the price. The downsides: An app to adjust or set the ANC or other modes would be nice. However it's fairly simple changing it on the fly. And the ear tips could offer a bit more noise isolation, but that's another nit picky complaint. The ones included do the job and fit comfortably enough. Seriously, get these! You can't go wrong with the price being so low. The case is very high quality. (Actually easier to dock and charge than my fancy Liberty 3s) Battery life seems to be very competitive as well. Will be getting another few pairs for my wife and daughter.