Bass BP1 Pro In-Ear TWS Earbuds

I got the Baseus BP1 Pro and like them. Quickly connected on Bluetooth and they might have an app if you want it, but don’t need it.

Baseus Bp1 Pro ANC. Ang tagal malowbat umaabot ng 7-10 days bago icharge yung case tapos magagamit mo yung earbuds maghapon kahit non stop

I just bought the Baseus bass bp1 pro for like $30 and they seem pretty awesome. Have active noise canceling, touch controls, an app to modify settings and a rechargeable case. They're super bass heavy (it's in the name) so if you don't like that you may not like them. Also unsure of reliability long term but they're $30

Second this. I found these to be amazingly good for budget earbuds. I don’t think they’re as good as/ better than high end buds like AirPods Pro 2 and others, but they’re not that far off, either.

Comfort is great. For some reason, I have trouble with most stem style earbuds being uncomfortable, feeling insecure in my ears, or both, but for some reason I don’t have those issues with the Baseus ones. Sound is very good, too. I wouldn’t say it’s *as* good as some of the higher end stuff but it’s not that hugely far off, either. You don’t put them in your ears and think, yeah, I’m listening to crappy budget buds. As for ANC and Transparency mode, I’m not a critical user of those features. I use them a little and if they work reasonably well in not too demanding environments, that’s usually good enough for me, so I can’t give you much insight on them.

have been pretty happy with my baseus BP1 pro

There seems to be a boatload of really expensive ear buds on sale through Amazon for like 80-90% off right now. I'm wondering if they are all cheap Chinese junk, despite the numerous good (real?) reviews. I decided to go with the Baseus Bass BP1 Pro Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds. Got a pair and a free cable for less than $30.

I shouldn't have fallen for the hype and fake reviews. (Due to "unusual reviewing activity," Amazon has blocked any new reviews.) The sound is not bad once you tweak the EQ through the app, but forget about the ANC. I tried every setting at the gym and noted little difference; it basically blocked nothing. In another thread, someone posted that changing the earbud tips helped improve (passive) NC. I suspect, but don't know for sure, that you're better off trying the Anker/Soundcore offerings in this price range. I was impressed with their Q20i headphones.

Update: I replaced the earbud tips with those from a couple of Sennheiser earbuds I'm discarding. That helped with the noise reduction. Now I'm more impressed with the sound. One thing to watch for: If you don't put the earbuds into the charger just right, the charge will drop to 10% fast; make sure both earbuds fully click into place.