1MORE EVO Noise Cancelling Earbuds, Headphones with Dual Drivers, Adaptive ANC, Bluetooth Headphones, HiFi Sound, LDAC, Hi-Res Audio, 6 Mics, 28H Playtime, Wireless Charging, Black

I did not see it in the description anywhere but you can track the location of these headphones, they also can be charged wirelessly with qi... Making them similar to airpods. Great fit, most comfortable earbuds / headphones I've ever had.. You forget they're even there 🤗

Loved these things!

I'm going to start off by saying that you're probably going to need a third-party eq app (I use Wavelet on android) if you want to get the most out of these.That aside....the fit is great, though the right one can slip out from time to time and normal third-party eartips are too big for the case. I noticed no physical fatigue over long stretches of time, and I wear these at work.The mics are pretty solid, and I'm told I sound very clear. Nothing to complain about here.The connection has yet to drop, and these connect quickly when you open the case.Sound-wise...go through the app sound test, then pull up an eq app and go wild. This may take an hour or two (or even more), but these can reproduce some WONDERFUL sound that can match some of the greatest out there. They do seem to be a bit bass-heavy, though.The ANC and pass through are both passable, but won't win any awards; they'll simply get the job done.Could definitely use more touch control options, and I'd love some kind of audible feedback for when you do successfully trigger an action, but other then that....i'd give these a try if you're willing to fiddle with the sound.

I bought it a year ago this is one of my best earbuds in my collection some people complain about it is because they don't have to use the app the sound is great and you can use them all day very comfortable in your ears

I’ve owned all the major in-ears, just to name a few, from Sony, JBL, Beats, Bose, Shure, Kliosch, and Jabra to 1MORE. I bought the 1MORE around Christmas 2022 because of a highly touted review. I should have been leary when Jabra didn’t even make the top 10! The 1MORE’s were thin and shrill, they sucked at isolating sound, no bass, they sound awful compared Jabra’s, not even close! I “burned” them in for 20 days and never got closer than 48% complete. It’s ridiculous anyway. I’ve never purposely used a ”burn in” software package on any of my headphones and they all sound better than these. There’s no thru the case charging, pitiful EQ, no support, lousy manual & instructions (you shouldn’t need instruction for headphone anyway), the blue tooth pairing was difficult at times and unpredictable, no “hearing frequency response checking” like the Jabra’s do (Jabra literally runs a hearing check on your ears then sets them up to compensate for your hearing profile… now who else does that!), no programmable active noise canceling, no programmable “hear-thru setting, and no “find my ear phones” feature, no customized profile settings, no widget that can be added to your Home Screen. Save yourself the trouble, go straight for the Gold, buy Jabra 85t so you don’t have to hassle with the return like I am now!

I picked up these earbuds on a whim because I'm still searching for a good pair of ANC earbuds. I want something with decent ANC, enough to cancel out an office HVAC system and drown out some chatter, good sound quality, and features like independent connection and Qi charging. Reviews for these were high, especially on YouTube. I gave them a shot since they're drastically lower in price compared to offerings from Bose, Sony, Apple/Beats, and Samsung.I ended up returning mine after wearing them for only a few hours. First, I'm not sure I hear any ANC with these earbuds. The sound quality was heavily altered when ANC was enabled, and I thought the earbuds sounded worse. I could still hear the small space heater in my office in addition to the HVAC system. I didn't pay full retail for these but, what I did, I expected some level of ANC. The Beats Studio Buds, which retail for less and often cost less due to constant promotions, have better ANC than these.I do like that there's a user-adjustable EQ. One killer feature with these is their Sound ID. I took the test over 4-5 minutes and the music sounded noticeably better with Sound ID enabled. Still, the ANC always seemed to take it a step back with a more muffled sound. Turning ANC off (or transparency on) helped with the sound quality.The charging case is small, and I liked the flat bottom, it made things easy for Qi charging. The earbuds aren't the smallest, they aren't the largest either. They're smaller than the Sony XM4 earbuds and Bose QC Earbuds I, but larger than the AirPods Pro 2 and about the same size as the Galaxy Buds Pro 2. They were comfortable when they stayed in my ears. I tried all ear tip sizes available, but the right one constantly slid out of my ear. I would happen immediately when chewing food, otherwise it would take an hour or so before it popped out. Foam tips may have helped them stay in, I'm not a fan of foam tips though as I like to just put earbuds in and take them out without worrying about rolling the ear tip up and holding the earbuds in while the tips expand.Microphone quality was fine, I didn't hear complaints from anyone else. Connectivity to my iPhone 14 Pro Max was good as well. I didn't have it skip with my iPhone in my front left pocket. I didn't try connecting to my desktop for multi-point, but I'm sure it would work fine.Still, for the price I paid, I expected a bit more in terms of ANC especially when compared to the going rate of the Beats Studio Buds and the Galaxy Buds Pro 2. Knock these down to less than $100 and I wouldn't care. Otherwise, I think the two other earbuds I listed, in addition to the Jabra Elite 7 Pro/Active, are better options. Smaller earbuds (for the most part) that have better audio quality and ANC along with better fits (at least for me with the Jabra Elite 7 Pro and Galaxy Buds Pro 2, the Beats Studio Buds didn't stay in my ears either).My search continues for a good pair of daily drivers that won't hurt my ears or just fall out like so many other earbuds do.

These sound great. If you want deep sub bass, these are the ones to get. I have a plethora of ear buds and these are my favorite. My top 3 are my 1more Evos, Technics z60 and Soundcore Liberty 3 Pros. Having larger ears the Lp3s keep falling out or I am constantly adjusting them, even with their earfins. Also the Lp3s don't have the bass that the Liberty 2 pros had. The Az60 sounds good but are lacking that sub bass. They fit well, but because of their size after a while they become uncomfortable. The Evos are lighter and fit better. They sound good after adjusting their hearing applications. But they sound outstanding with the Wavelet app. And for $99, these are a no brainer!!! If these had a single tap control they would be the perfect Earphones.