Invisible Mini Earbuds Wireless Bluetooth, Low Profile Micro Smallest Tiny Discreet Hidden Earbuds for Work, Small Headphones, Invisible Sleep Wireless Earphone IPX5 Waterproof for Small Ear Canals

Good quality and tiny size which was the most important factor for me to buy this one

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Very poor sound quality , the price is too much for this , disapointed badly. I reccommend not to buy it

I am wildly impressed! The sound quality is pretty solid, noise canceling is pretty solid, the bit is epic, and they're pretty easy to set up. The battery life is amazing.... Major downsides (for my purposes): I think, the lid on the case is pretty shoddy as far as how it opens and closes, the touch controls are shoddy kind of touch and go on if they work or not.... And honestly I think some sort of app to be able to control the settings would be stellar... But with those few little things, the fact that they cost just $20 my gosh! Absolutely worth the money. I have a set beats earbuds the plus ones, do not like the fit at all. They hurt my ears after about half hour. I have a set of soundcore space a40 that while they take longer to make my ears feel uncomfortable, sound quality is great but I'm not super keen on the trade-off. These tiny little buggers don't hurt really at all because they're so small and again the sound quality is is pretty spectacular especially for that price point!

These are teeny tiny. If you have small ears like I do, they fit perfectly and won’t fall out, which is good because they don’t come with replacement tips. Sound is good enough for audiobooks, but not the best for music when compared to Bose or AirPods. I sleep in these and they’re so comfortable I don’t even feel them. If you have larger ear canals, however, these might not work well for you. They definitely won’t fit snugly in your ears if you have a large concha. That’s simply the build of these types of “mini” earbuds. Super quick to charge, and the charge lasts at least 5-7 hours. They charge in the case 3 or 4 times before the case needs to be charged back up. The case is also very small but manages to have a digital charge percentage level on it, which I find very helpful. If you’re looking for a very small earbud that doesn’t cost a lot and doesn’t feel cheap, you should try these.

These have pretty good sound quality. As with any of these earbuds be sure you use the correct rubber tip. I usually am able to use the ones that are on them from the store. These came with smaller tips and you lose much of the bass. And they hurt if you try to push them in your ears farther, and they still slip back. I only had one fall out just a couple times. Again, from the tip being too small.