HUAWEI FreeLace CM70-C Wireless Earphones – Genuine Bluetooth In-Ear Headphones – 18 Hours of Listening, IPX5 Rated Rain/Sweat Proof - Graphite Black

Everything about these headphones is top quality, the sound is spot on, plenty bass, the magnets in the earpieces when connected together not only stop them waving about around your neck but disconnect for bluetooth, go In to standby and save your battery. The battery has lasted 2-3 days without charging in standby and I've been able to continuously listen to music and watch video for over 8-9 hours. They're comfortable on my neck And I wear them pretty much all-day. It's so easy to forget they're there. Being able to charge them with my mobile phone while I'm out and about using the USB-c plug built in is a massive feature for me as. I keep forgetting to charge them 😂. Great for the gym too, they haven't been bothered by sweat and dust and dirt around the house has had no impact either. They are by far the best headphones I've owned.

After trying a few different bluetooth lace-type earphones these have proven to be by far the best. Comfortable, great sound and long battery life. Plus the microphone works pretty well too. IMO very good value for money.

I considered these amungst the other Bluetooth earphone contenders of BeTron, OnePlus bullets v2 and Dr Beats. These won me over for a few reasons: IPX5 rating (I can take them to the gym!), the battery life quotes 12 hours+ and they're Rapid charge. Despite owning a a oneplus 6, the bullets are too expensive and to omit IPX rating from their latest earphones is just lazy. Beats were too expensive and had mixed reviews on how well they fitted, plus the charge time was around 2 hours. BeTron didn't have the battery life I needed.Onto the Freelace, the missing star is because these earphones need a small rubber hook in the earpiece (the kind you used to see on the Bullets V1 or Creative Outlier). They fit, and stay in place, but sometimes one ear can feel a bit loose. The battery life is about 9 to 10 hours realistically, the call quality is fine, the IPX rating is great of you like wearing for the gym. I'd be dubious as to how well these would stay in place if you were running.USB C connector allows you to charge these via your Huawaei mobile phone if you own one, cool feature, doesn't work with any other brand though. Bluetooth connectivity is always solid, the i line remote is a little unintuitive (you click a rocker switch for volume, would prefer a oneplus style small remote ) but that's me being pedantic.I recommend these earphones, at least until OnePlus reinstate ear hooks, IPX and 'charge via your phone' feature, oh and good quality material build!Update Jan 2020 -I've used these everyday for several months - for taking work calls, gym use (specifically running on a cross trainer) and music/podcassts - my earlier comments were a bit middle-of-the-road - these are actually (I think) the best buds you can buy at the moment, until the other manufacturers get their act together). I stand by the comment about them missing the little silicone hook to support the in-ear fit when you're running , but apart from that, they are excellent for fast-charging (providing you have a USB-C port on your laptop or the USB-C to USB 3.0 adapter cable) and IPX, Bluetooth etc still works v. well. I'll be buying the next revision of this range and ignoring Trump's advice to boycott our Chinese overlords!!

It keeps disconnecting often even when I am just sitting in front of my laptop.When I try to reconnect from bluetooth settings then it just dosent connect.3 out of 10 times it gets connected.At such a high price tag the kind of quality of this device is very pathetic.As I cant return it now will check if their repair service is any good?

My wife was after a decent set of earphones for her huawei mate pro 20... she always complained that previous earphones wasn't loud enough... When she tried these, she complained they're to loud.🤣 I speak to her daily on the phone and can say from experience the Mic is excellent. Battery life is good, will last her a couple of days, she commutes 2hrs a day. If you have a hauwei phone, you can charge the earphones with your phone.

These are good quality earphones: good sound, sturdy construction, pairing up is no problem and the magnetic switch works a treat. They also appear to charge from my pixel 3 xl phone, I was expecting this to only work on huawei devices.BUT ....Knocking a point off for the RIDICULOUS amount of packaging: Comes in a large sturdy box with heavy insert - made from very high quality board (means lots of virgin pulp and energy) ... totally unnecssary and has been recycled within 5mins of opening. The plastic inlay is also heavy polystyrene and cannot be recycled. Comes with instructions in 40 languages which is also recycled straight after reading, instructions can be delivered by internet very easily.Knocking another point off for firmware upgrade ... this appears to be only available when paired with a huawei phone. No documentation or support threads at all on how to update with a non-huawei android phone or iphone.

Use these everyday on my way back & for to work around 30mins each way.Long lasting charge, very rarely need to recharge. But I like that you can charge on the go if you need to, as they are charged via your mobile phone.My 30yr old son also tried them out, he said the signs quality was great as he could hear notes/words other headphones didn't pick up/out.

WOW! Amazing sound quality, comfortable to wear! I bought these headphones when my Jack started playing up in my phone, so I bought these. I use them when I am exercising and when making hands free phone calls. People who I speak to on phone calls say the quality of the phone call is very clear.