DISCLAIMER: The seller provided me with a free unit in exchange for a review. No ongoing kickback or anything-just the buds in exchange for my thoughts. I didn't send them my review for preapproval and you are seeing this at the same time as the seller. They asked for honest feedback so here it is.TL;DR bullet pointsLikes:+ Physical button instead of touch controls+ Buds stay in ears during extreme motion trying to get them to fall out+ The connection stays solid over a reasonable distance+ No in-ear tips to worry about (personal preference I know)+ Case lid magnet feels super strong. Stays closed even when swinging it around or letting it roll around in a bag.+ With the exception of the lid (detailed more below), the case feels solid and decent in the hand and pockets.+ The case easily passes the "LTT pocket test" for any who are curious.+ The mics are surprisingly good. Phone calls and voice notes have been clear-no drops or studders during use.+ So far battery life seems to match what's advertised+ Buds seem to be water-resistant as advertizedDislikes:- Case hinge feels a little weak-it wouldn't be able to handle much abuse while open. The lid has a small amount of wiggle, at the hinge, even when closed.- The case is a bit of a fingerprint magnet.- The comfort fit in the ear doesn't feel the best (at least in mine).- The included USB-C cable is pretty short and feels cheap.- The USB-C port on the case isn't fitted properly so the connector will stick out a bit even when fully inserted.Notes:* The right earbud didn't go into standby mode when it was in the case with the lid shut right out of the box. It had to be turned on and off manually. I ended up resolving this by cleaning the contact pads with some rubbing alcohol.* Don't expect any sound isolation from these. If you are going outside plan on turning these all the way up* A little steep at the current full price of $30 but might be worth it if you can snag them with a sale or coupon $20 or less will probably be your best sweet spot with this product---------------------A little more detail:Overall, this isn't a bad set of buds for the price point (On sale for $20 at the time of writing). I would say my experience with them has been mostly positive. If your goal is to listen to music or watch a couple of videos, they will certainly get the job done.To elaborate on some of my points from above, there are a few aspects of these buds that impressed me. The sound profile was better than I was expecting. The mids are strong and clear. As for lows don't expect to be blown away or shook-you won't find that here. To be fair you usually won't find that kind of experience with buds in general. It's there but you will need to crank the volume a bit to get those lows to come through. The highs came through a little tinny.The mic was awesome in all my testing with it. Voice notes, Google Assistant, Phone calls. All perfect. Hands down better than most laptop and webcam mics I have used in the past.The comfort of these buds was one of its biggest weaknesses in my time with them. I have smaller ears than these buds were designed for. After only a couple of minutes, I start feeling uncomfortable pressure on my ears. Mainly focused around two areas: 1) where the steam touches my ear, 2) where the main "bud" slopes in toward my ear canal. Both were true for both of my ears even when worn in a "relaxed" fit (ie enough to stay in but not trying to use them as in-ear plug buds). After about 15 minutes of continued use, I couldn't keep them in. Others with larger ears, or at perhaps some slightly deeper, might have better mileage. As with most in-ear equipment, results will vary. In my opinion, smaller ears will probably be happier looking elsewhere for their wireless audio needs.On a more positive note, I couldn't get these buds to fall out. I tried everything! Headbanging. Running. Jumping. More super aggressive headbanging from multiple directions. Nothing was able to move these buds from my ears. Again results may vary but this was one test that legitimately surprised me.The case as mentioned above feels mostly solid. My only main concern is the hinge. From a purely physical standpoint, this is what I would expect to break first. For the price point, I don't think it's a deal-breaker but it is something I think is worth mentioning. When closed, it will stay closed. The lid magnet was solid. I didn't have any concerns tossing it into my pockets or bag. The case survived traveling along in the same pocket as my keys with no noticeable damage to the case. Unless you put it up against any sharp edges (a la JerrRigEverything) it should be able to survive most people's typical day-to-day wear and tear however you choose to carry your buds.I put my buds on the line and put them under running water in the sink for a few seconds. Both continued to work but needed a thorough round of drying before the sound came back to normal. I took my test one step further and dropped one into a glass of water. I kept one bud out to compare for any sound difference. I left one submerged for a couple of minutes before bringing it back out. As before the sound quality suffers until you dry it off. While wet the sound is soft, muffled, and crunchy. Just like the sink test, the sound profile returned to normal as the bud dried off. I wouldn't take these swimming (I doubt they would stay in any way) but it should give you some peace of mind in case they ever take an unexpected dunk into a sink, pool, bath, or you really want to wear them during your next water balloon fight.All in all, I would say these earbuds are a strong candidate as a backup or "burner" pair of headphones. Something that gets the job done in a pinch and you wouldn't blink twice if they were lost or damaged. At the full price of $30, I find it a little too close to some better options that are priced slightly higher. If you could snag these on a sale for around $20 or lower, I would say it's a solid deal and worth at least trying if you are in the market for a low-cost set of wireless earbuds.