Ceramics X Wireless Earbuds, 55dB Active Noise Cancelling Earphones, Hi-Res LDAC, IPX5 Sweat Resistant Anti-Wind, 50H Battery, 4 HD Mics, Game Mode Dual Connectivity (Silver Grey)

They seem to be close to my Air Pod Pros. Maybe a little less ANC, but it’s close.I’d say they are surprisingly good.

Only had this one day. First for testing and then on a phone call. Very satisfied so far.

I bought these to replace the Raycon Everyday earbuds that died on me (and their new versions are trash). But when I went to try them out, they were junk from the start! The had the same quality as something you would get from wish or temu! There was no noise cancelation, the sound quality was junk and sounded airy, and the earbud themselves felt like it was slapped together.

A Three-Star Symphony with a Few Flat NotesAlright, folks, gather ‘round the campfire, ‘cause I’m spillin’ the tea on the Linsoul Rose Technics Ceramics Wireless Earbuds. These shiny little nuggets promised to serenade my ears, but let’s just say they hit a few sour notes and ended up back in the box faster than you can say “ear-ritating”!First off, the good stuff. Poppin’ these buds out of the box is smoother than a sunny Sunday drive. Pairin’ with your device? Easier than convincin’ a dad to fire up the grill. They’re as slick-lookin’ as a polished hubcap, with a sturdy build that screams “I’m fancy!” The sound? It’s like a decent cover band at the county fair—clear, balanced, and holdin’ its own against pricier models. You’ll tap your toes, but don’t expect to be swept off your feet.Now, hold onto your earlobes, ‘cause here’s where the tune goes wonky. The fit on these babies is about as secure as a screen door on a submarine. I tried every ear tip they sent, but these buds slipped out faster than a kid dodgin’ bedtime. A little sweat from a workout? Forget it—they turn into tiny, overpriced hockey pucks, hittin’ the floor more often than my dance moves at a wedding. And adjustin’ ‘em? Good luck! Those touchy-touch controls are more sensitive than a dad hearin’ “Can you fix my phone?” Nudge ‘em, and you’re pausin’, skippin’, or blastin’ the volume like you’re auditionin’ for a hearing aid. The control scheme—double-click to play, single-click for volume—is as backward as puttin’ ketchup on a hot dog. Plus, the equalizer’s so limited, it’s like tryin’ to tune a kazoo.If you’re rockin’ an Android, brace for a volume letdown that’s quieter than a mouse sneakin’ past a sleepin’ cat. Even cranked to max, the sound’s so shy, you’d think it’s whisperin’ secrets only your dog can hear. Switch to an iPod, though, and it’s like the buds got a backstage pass—full volume, no problem. Clearly, these earbuds are playin’ favorites with the Apple crowd. The Bluetooth connection? Flakier than a bad pie crust. Wander a few feet from your phone, and the music stutters like a politician dodgin’ a tough question. And noise cancellation? More like noise *suggestion*—it’s as effective as askin’ a toddler to hush during a tantrum.# Linsoul Rose Technics Ceramics Wireless Earbuds Review**Rating: 3/5 Stars**These earbuds strum a decent tune but trip over their own cords—er, lack thereof. Here’s the folksy, punny scoop!Pros:-Setup Smoother Than a Sunday Drive**: Pairin’s so easy, it’s like findin’ the TV remote right on the couch.-Sound That Holds Its Own**: Clear and balanced, like a see-saw at a county fair—solid but not mind-blowin’.-Fancy as a Polished Hubcap**: Sleek, sturdy design that’s prettier than a pig in a tuxedo.Cons:-Fit Flimsier Than a Wet Noodle**: Slip out faster than a kid dodgin’ chores, especially with a sprinkle of sweat.-Touch Controls Touchier Than a Ticklish Toddler**: Accidental taps pause or blast your tunes into next week.-Android Volume Shyer Than a Wallflower**: So quiet, you’ll need a hearing aid to catch the beat.-Connection Wobblier Than a Rickety Porch**: Drops out if you stray more than a hop, skip, and jump from your phone.-Noise Cancellation? More Like Noise Negotiation**: Barely muffles the world’s racket.-EQ Lamer Than a One-Note Banjo**: Barely lets you tweak the sound.Verdict:The Linsoul Rose Technics Ceramics Wireless Earbuds are like a dad tryin’ to dance at a barn raisin’—full of heart but a bit out of step. They sound decent and look snazzy, but the fit’s a flop, the controls are a comedy of errors, and Android users’ll be singin’ the low-volume blues. For the price, you might find buds that stick in your ears and your heart. These? They’re just ear-regular, nothin’ to write home about.In the end, these earbuds are like that one tool in the shed—technically works, but you’re always reachin’ for somethin’ else. If you’re after buds that stay put, crank the volume on Android, or actually cancel noise, keep shoppin’. Otherwise, they’ll do in a pinch, but don’t expect ‘em to be the headliner at your ear’s next concert.

I usually prefer studio headphones/IEMs and treat bluetooth sets as tools of convenience rather than leisure, but these Ceramics X earbuds are good enough to have found their way into my leisure rotation. I'm not fully versed in profiles, but if I had to choose one I would say this has more of a "warm" profile. Bass is slightly elevated while and vocals have body, though treble is slightly less brighter than what you might notice in a flat profile.The earbuds were usable straight out of the box and pairing with an Android phone. However, my phone supports LDAC but I was never able to get the earbuds to play in LDAC mode. It always defaulted to AAC, despite selecting LDAC output. I'm not sure if this is the fault of my phone or the earbuds, but this might be something for you to watch out for. I did notice that Roseselsa has its own app for configuring the earbuds which I may need to try out to resolve this.The touch controls work well and are surprisingly intuitive. The noise control also worked very well and has ANC on, ANC off, Wind, and Transparency modes. The case charges and magnetically holds in the earbuds and while it seems to be built well enough to protect and store the earbuds under normal circumstances, the glossy slick finish and the thin hinge do not do much to help inspire confidence in its toughness. I have other bluetooth earbuds from other brands that have cases that just feel tougher and more substantial compared to this. The top lid of the case also easily closes in on itself at the slightest nudge, so this can be a little annoying when taking the earbuds out or putting them back in.Despite the issues I described, I like these enough as bluetooth earbuds that I might actually order a second set to give as a gift.

Amazing for the price. Configurable in a Mobile app.Noice cancellation does work, there is a pretty big difference between transparency and ANC mode.The options for equalization in the app are kind of lacking, and it's not as bass heavy as others if you are into that sort of thing. But the sound is pretty good to be honest. I'm happy with them

I have been looking for a budget set of earbuds for a while and have tried several different types for watching tv and this pair are the best so far. These are comfortable to wear, I use the extra large cones it comes with for better ANC and you don't need to jam them in your ear canal for the fit. The battery life is fantastic so far I haven't depleted them yet at all. The low latency works great and I like being able to use the touch sensor to turn on the gaming mode to sync the audio of the movies I watch. Will definitely recommend these earbuds.

Awesome product for the price. Super effective noise canceling and great sound. The fit in my ear is OK. I don’t usually write products review but this product beat my expectations in so many ways. It even has an app for controling noise canceling state or EQ. Highly recommend! Why spending hundreds of dollars on Aerpods or S0ny headphones?