Status Between 3ANC Onyx True Active Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds - Black iPhone & Android ANC in Ear Buds, Charging Case, Built-in 6 Microphones, 8H Playtime, Bluetooth 5.2, IPX5

I'm a bit of a weird one. As in, I'm a mildly autistic audiophile with ADHD, OCD, and I've developed a particular hyper-fixation on TWS-style products over the last few years as they've grown in prominence. Anyway, I've both tried and personally own several pairs of earbuds/headphones/etc. At the moment, I have: (These Between3 ANCs) Airpods Pro (2nd Gen) OnePlus Buds Pro 2 Galaxy Buds FE Pixel Buds A-Series JBL Tune Buds Soundcore Space A40s JLab Go Pop ANCs And the Soundcore Life Q30 over-ear headset I have to at least explain the fact that each audio product on that list has usually been used for a specific purpose and that purpose only (for example, the $30 JLabs are my "throwaway" earbuds that I wouldn't feel as devastated if I lost them vs, say, my AirPods or Galaxy Buds FE). Anyway, I'd seen the ads all over social media and beyond when it came to the Between3 ANCs. Naturally I didn't give them much thought at first, but I did hear out their sales pitch of having multiple drivers inside these vs your typical single 2-way woofer or dual driver design (like the OnePlus Buds Pro 2 have). Having a dedicated speaker/driver for not just mids/bass and treble, but all THREE? I will admit I was intrigued. Unfortunately at the time I could not afford their initial asking price of nearly $200 after tax, and I was also a bit hesitant given what little presence the company seemingly had. Fast forward 2 years & my friend and I were discussing our favorite earbuds and listing all of the reasons why. Somewhat ironically, he mentioned the Between3 ANCs despite not even owning a pair lol. He'd just recently tried them out at the time via a mutual friend who did have them, and he was so impressed that the experience had stuck with him. And keep in mind, this is a guy who's equally weird/autistic like me with an INSANELY picky preference for audio quality and fidelity. He couldn't stop raving about them, and I had mentioned knowing about them vaguely and having been interested in them a while back. Well, through both his obnoxious attempts of persuasion (and my own curiousity having finally peaked) I decided to go ahead and bite the bullet. I figured the worst thing that could happen is I'd just return them if I didn't like them enough. As if that was ever going to be a genuine possibility lol. The Between3 ANCs are EVERY BIT as good as everyone else (including the company behind them) says they are. The bass is powerful, full, but not muddy or incessant. The mids are equally as powerful, and make their presence known without overstepping the highs/treble. Which even said treble too is clear, crisp, and the cherry on top of what I consider to be an incredibly well balanced soundstage that absolutely NAILS the 3 main aspects of what makes music sound good. I absolutely love them. Before, I was torn between my AirPods Pro Gen 2 and OnePlus Buds Pro 2 with trying to decide which one sounded better/the most balanced to me. The former is just one of those "take them out of the case and just enjoy" whereas the latter just needs a tiny bit of tuning (and a OnePlus device to enable their LDHC codec for lossless audio) to achieve a fairly impressive sound. The Between3 ANCs are like both of them put together, and the best part is they work just as well on iOS as they do on Android. So they're truly THE earbuds to use for all of the things you could want to use them for. Discord chats and phone calls are fantastic; everyone always says the mic quality is top notch and background noise is non-existent (even if there's a lot going on in the background that SHOULD be able to be heard by others). Battery life is arguably one of the most important factors for me aside from the sound quality when it comes to a pair of TWS earbuds, and the Between3 ANCs deliver on that front flawlessly. The claimed 12-hours on a single charge on the earbuds themselves (with no ANC or ambient mode enabled) is spot on. And for earbuds that can produce this kind of sound quality, that is insane. By comparison, my AirPods Pro Gen 2 will only get 8 hours at best with no fancy stuff turned on, while the OnePlus Buds Pro 2 get closer to 9-10 give or take. The Galaxy Buds FE are around roughly 8-9 hours, with the Space A40s netting 10 hrs & the Tune Buds about 12 hrs respectively. The JLabs and Pixel Buds sit at the bottom of the pack with a meager 7 hrs and 5-6 hrs respectively (and the Pixel Buds don't even have ANC or ambient mode). So for the Between3 ANCs to offer the sound quality, multi-point connectivity (also a must have for me), AND have ANC + ambient mode with such long battery life is just hard to not be satisfied with. The last thing I'll cover is the recently mentioned ANC and ambient mode. They are good, but they're not "great". I used to think AirPods were overhyped at every turn, but after having owned the 2nd Gen Pros I cannot deny their supremacy in both ANC and transparency/ambient mode. Even with the Between3 ANCs in consideration, nothing I have owned/tested/compared has been able to surpass the level of quiet using ANC with a proper seal in your ear. Same with the transparency; the AirPods are so good in that regard it literally makes it seem as if there's not even an earbud in your ear (not to mention they were deemed good enough to be a legally acceptable alternative to hearing aids). Still, that doesn't take anything away from the Between3 ANCs. Their ANC is still more than sufficient to get the job done and enhance your listening experience in a noisy area (or if you just want to drown out the world entirely when you're alone and it's already quiet to begin with). And their ambient mode works well enough to where you don't have to take the buds out of your ears to have a conversation or be aware of surroundings when out in public. They're also very comfortable thanks to the ergonomic curvature just passed the silicone tip, which helps keep it seated in your ear for long periods without causing any soreness. If I had any complaint AT ALL, it'd be that I originally joked about the Between3 ANCs looking like Juul pods lol. But looks aside, the build quality is exquisite and comprised of premium materials. And the practical factor of this design having allowed Status to pack 3 total drivers and hefty battery cells into each earbud is enough to make me not care too much about how it reminds me of a Juul pod. I just wish they'd have at least given the charging case a little bit more love, because as it is currently I am weary a good drop or two on solid concrete will make short work of the hinge (or chip/scuff it to oblivion). Hopefully we'll get a successor model, maybe even with a metal hinge (like AirPods use) and a more resilient material for the rest of the case that's not matte plastic (which is prone to scratches and scuffs, so when those start showing up on mine I won't be super caught off guard). All in all, these are a MUST HAVE if you need TWS earbuds with extremely long battery life (either for long calls or just listening to stuff while working a 8 hr+ shift at work), you want AMAZING sound quality with real bass, mids, and highs that don't bleed over onto one another (therefore ruining the balance in sound), and you can live with the somewhat lackluster quality of the charging case. I promise you won't regret it, even if you only aim to buy them to use for something highly specific. For me I tend to leave them at home to use with my gaming PC + my phone thanks to multi-point, mainly because I don't want them to get lost or damaged. But if they were the only pair I had, I'd take them everywhere because yes, they're THAT good (which can't be said for ALL of the ones I listed previously). The price can be a bit steep, so if that's the only big thing holding you back then I'd recommend waiting for them to go on sale (right now they're only $150 vs $180 if I recall). Don't let the design of the earbuds turn you away though! These are fantastic! And their companion app is on both iOS and Android and you get the same experience regardless of which phone you use!

I just got these today and let me start of by saying.... DAMN!!! I was using Anker's Soundcore Life P3s for a CO pleasure years till they just got old and worn out. I loved those earbuds. During my search for the "best earbuds with EQ app" I came across these in a couple different Reddit threads and audiophile website reviews and comparisons. I was trying to decide between these and Sony WF-1000XM5s. I wanted a set of earbuds that has good bass but not muddy. Everyone was saying the Sony's were good for bass but muddy. Everyone was saying the 3ANC were damn good and cost less. I took the risk and got these. Well.... Compared to any other earbuds I've ever had, these are absolutely the best! I'm very picky with my EQ settings and I tune to get my perfect soundscape. These earbuds with the Status app deliver everything I wanted and needed! Absolutely worth the price! I'd even pay more! I mean I was about to drop $300 USD on the Sony's. I am very happy with the options on the app to tune these. And they have 3 drivers! So the highs and mods don't get drowned out by bringing up the lower end of the frequencies up. The sound is powerful and amazing for earbuds! I love the modern look of these as well... If you're reading this to try and decide on a set of buds, I highly highly recommend these! I'm thinking about trying the over ear sets they have also. Just have to wait for next month (current date: 27 Feb 2024). The VA doesn't pay us veterans much to be able to splurge often. Hahahaha Ok, for the details... Music and calls are very precise and the sound is rich right out of the box. The call clarity is great! I called my GF to see how I sounded on her side of the call. (The call quality on the Soundcore buds was sub par mainly because of how old they were.) She told me she could hear me and understand me so much better compared to my old buds. I tested the sound with several different tone test tracks through YT music and damn... Let me tell you... These buds just hit you with excellent tonality! Lows areextremely rich and deep. Highs are crisp and beautiful. And the mids are right there and not washed out by the other tones. I then played some Nin Inch Nails, Mudvayne, The Crystal Method, and I can hear all the intricate sounds of the separate instruments and the voices came through so perfectly! (Y ah, I'm a metalhead \m/ lol) Watching YT vids was so much better compared to any other buds I've had. The set up is quick and easy. Just take them out of the charging case (which was already at 90% charge.) keep in mind there's protective film on the charging surfaces on the buds themselves. You have to take that off and let the buds charge up for a few minutes. I only had them in the case for maybe a minute to charge enough gh to pair them to my phone (Pixel 7 pro). I had no problem with that. The app is easy to navigate and a very welcome addition to the entire listening experience. It has toggles for ANC, and sound passthrough. The ANC is excellent. The sound passthrough is the best I've had on any buds. I was able to stay aware to my surroundings even better than I was expecting and without it sounding like it was being processed through a cheap mic and played back. It sounded very natural, and a bit amplified. Perfect for me. Get these!!! They're absolutely worth every penny!!! -Images are: Comparing Soundcore and Status Between 3ANC -Left are Soundcore -Right are Status Between 3ANC

I’m an audiophile, not an expert, but i enjoy it as a hobby, these earbuds are comparable to those name-brand wired studio buds, but about $500 less and WIRELESS. They fit good and come with extra rubber tips of different sizing for a variety of different ear shapes. When i first got these i was amazed, every song in my playlist is like listening to a totally NEW song, the clarity is insane, you can hear pretty much all the bass notes, and does NOT distort at all(i listen to mainly Gojira, SUPER HEAVY) and any other WIRELESS earbuds struggle to compete with this kind of clarity, i also have a set of airpod pros and they sound cheap compared the these. the only thing apple beats is the noise canceling, Status is still really really good, but apple just does it. The battery is also incredible, i use these for work and mainly just while i’m at home and i can go a week without charging them using them for a few hours daily. One small issue, about 3 months in to use the right earbud stopped working all together, when i put it in my ear on transparency it felt like it was on noise canceling and would still play music, but stupid quiet, like not even usable, so i reached out to status about my issue and they responded with surprising speed with options to hard reset and to email them back with the results, unfortunately the reset did not fix the earbud so i emailed them and they literally got me a shipping confirmation same day and they work great. been using for about 4 months since i got the replacement and no further issues, I LOVE YOU STATUS. I can proudly say i do not use my airpods anymore.

For context to my opinion on the sound of these buds, I previously owned a pair of airpod pros which I returned due to the sound being incredibly flat. I also tried out a pair of the technics AZ80s which had nice sound but were really sharp on the highs to the point that straight I couldn’t listen to some of my favorite songs. I also thought the AZ80s felt cheep, but the AirPods felt very nice quality. Pros: The sound on these things is great! The highs mids and lows come through extremely clear, and these are definitely the best earbuds I’ve owned for listening to music. This said, I like really bass heavy sound so you may need to use the equalizer. The fit on the 3ANC is also fantastic. For me personally, the AirPod pros would fall out of my ears and hurt when I smiled. Neither are a problem here with the sizing options, so I would really recommend for people who have had issues with ear size. I was also worried they would visually stick out of my ears, but they look quite nice all things considered. The physical quality of these is mid to high. Definitely not on the level of the AirPods, especially with how the touch controls handle, but not plastic feeling and light like the AZ80s. The metal exterior is nice to the touch so long as it’s not too cold outside. Cons: Going to go in a bit more detail here but it doesn’t mean the cons outweigh the pros. WHY IS THE CONTROL TO TURN UP THE SOUND PRESSING AND HOLDING THE RIGHT EARBUD? I honestly would have given these a five star rating had this been different. Let’s say I’m taking out my right earbud first to put it back in the case, and I close my hand around it. Suddenly the bud processes this as me turning up the volume, and shoots up so quickly it’s awful. Alternatively, let’s say it’s extremely cold outside and the metal exterior earbuds are getting cold in your ears. Should you cup your and around them, the volume again will shoot up exponentially. This would not be a problem if the app had the ability to change touch controls, but it does not. Compared to the AirPod pros, the ANC leaves a lot to be desired. I commute daily on a train, and the 3ANCs don’t block out a lot of the high pitched squeaking. They also have a little “hiss”, but it’s not that much of a problem for me. I get what they’re going for with the voice that says connected etc, but it sounds like a man whispering very close to my ears and I’m kind of creeped out about it. It’s a real person, which is cool, but I personally would probably prefer something that sounds like they’re speaking at normal volume. Finally, I still thought that really high pitch noises such as certain cymbal crashes and people saying a sharp “s” sound were weirdly loud (same problem with the az80s) but this may be a me issue. This problem isn’t too bad, though, and I messed with the equalizer to basically fix it. Overall: Overall, again I really like these buds. Much better purchase in my opinion than the AirPods or AZ80s, but I’m mostly using for music rather than calling.

Pros: Great audio quality (clear mids and highs, deep and punchy bass) Decent eq adjustment Solid noise cancellation Decent battery life. Cons: No customizable button controls First pair broke within 6-9 months of ordering, right earbud split in half (circle separated from rectangle). I contacted customer service and they sent me a replacement. The replacement I got is also faulty. Whenever I eat something crunchy or cough/sneeze, (I am assuming) the mic picks it up as something to cancel out but instead amplifies the noise straight into my ears. Think of static but max volume and mere millimeters from your eardrum. I contacted customer service again, but instead of helping tried to gaslight me into thinking my issue was bone conduction and they “can’t do anything”. I know what bone conduction sounds like, and this is not bone conduction. I have been dealing with this for over a year now and it still persists, and customer service refuses to help me. I wanted these to be worthwhile but I can no longer recommend these to anyone, especially with how I was treated by customer service the second time. Things I noticed across both pairs when using them for multiple hours a day, every day: If the earbud isn’t PERFECTLY on the case contacts, it won’t charge, regardless of how long you leave it in the case. This happened with both pairs and I lost count of how many times I pulled an earbud out of my case to find it fully dead while the case was fully charged. The mesh piece that protects the drivers from debris fell off in both buds in both pairs within 2-3 months of use. The “multi mic setup” is a load of bs. I consistently get told by friends and family I sound like I’m talking through a fish bowl full of water. My 5 year old phone is exponentially clearer than these earbuds. I cannot recommend these in any capacity to anyone. If you get them for dirt cheap (sub 100 bucks) they’re worth it. The sound quality is premium sure, but the build sure as hell isn’t. I’m tired of getting random headaches when I am listening to a podcast or watching a YouTube video and eating chips from it blasting the noise into my ear. In the beginning I loved them. Now, I deeply regret my purchase given the headaches trying to resolve my issue. Status has most likely lost me as a customer.

First of all, I saw an ad for these earbuds and liked the features promoted, and I had a discount on them plus points available from a credit card, so I was able to reduce the price from the already discounted $179.00 (down from $249.00) down to around $115. This was a GREAT deal and the primary reason I ended up buying them. The very first issue I encountered can be seen in the photo posted with this review. I am FAR from a technophobe and take pride in my tech knowledge and am generally able to handle just about every tech item there is. However, this little thing got me this time. NOWHERE in the documentation (as far as I can tell) mentions that there is a protective film over the charging points. I used the earbuds on the initial charge and when I put them in the charging case, they never charged, I tried everything I could think of. But the little plastic film never stuck out to me because it just looked like a different colored section of the earbud. After figuring out my dumb mistake, I have been able to get them charged. However, the left earbud has an issue getting charged. When I place both in the case the red charging light comes on both, but then the left goes off, and will only stay on if I press on the end closest to the hinge. Sometimes it just takes a small press and it works, but sometimes I keep having to open the case and press down on the earbud to get it to charge. Like right now, I just took both earbuds out of the case after more than 12 hours of charging to listen to music and the right earbud is charged 100% and the left was charged 5%, and after 10 minutes of listening, I got the "Battery Low" notification in my left ear. (BTW, has anyone pointed out how creepy it is that it's not like a robotic voice that gives you warnings or notifications, it's an actual guy talking in your ear? When you are resting or just listening to music and occupied with something else it can scare the wits out of you and make you think there's a guy right beside you...but that's probably just me). The charging issue will be the only reason I return or replace these if I decide to make that decision. As far as noise cancellation, these are fantastic!!! My old earbuds were the Sony WF-1000XM4's, and although they had great sound quality, they did not fit my ears very well. My ears stick out some and so they kind of pushed the Sony buds out of my ear, so the noise cancellation did not work very well. But the Between ANC's actually go farther into my ear and have the "wings" in addition to the ear pieces that fill in the outer area to block out extra noise. This is AMAZING! The other issue I have with these earbuds is the multi-point connectivity (Ability to connect to multiple devices at the same time). I generally use them when working on my Desktop PC, so they connect to that most of the time. But when I connect to my phone (which you HAVE to do to see any information about the buds or change any settings) to listen to music, and then turn off the music on my phone and close the music app, my phone still interacts with the buds. My phone is the Galaxy Fold 5, so I can open it to access the larger screen inside. If I'm watching movies/listening to music on the PC and using the earbuds with the PC, and then happen to open the phone, it pauses the movie/music on my PC, and if I close the phone again, the movie/music pauses again on my PC. Also, not only does it pause the movie, but if I press the right earbud to unpause the movie, it opens the music app on my phone and plays music. You literally have to go and control whatever device you want to use the earbuds with and then can use the buds to control it. But if you're watching a movie and get a text, and then try to pause the movie, it's going to open music on your phone instead of pausing the movie.It's nice to be able to connect to 2 devices, but they shouldn't interact with each other. It's very frustrating. Bottom line, as far as earbuds go, these are WELL worth the price and function very well as earbuds in terms of sound and noise cancellation. I must just have a defective case or earbud that prevents constant charging of one of the buds. I will probably be asking for a replacement, but I don't foresee that being an issue with many people.

I'm a bit of an earbud/headphone junkie, having about a dozen pair. Some of the brands include Sony, Master & Dynamic, Bowers & Wilkins, Samsung, Bose, etc. These have taken the top spot for me, and here's why... Pros: - They are loud. Max volume on these exceeds any of my other earbuds and most of my headphones. - The bass is booming. It's deep and full. Very satisfying, especially if you tweak the EQ. - The EQ is robust. It really does allow you to change the sound scope dramatically. - It connects to 2 devices. Super convenient! I don't have to do anything special to go back and forth between my phone and my iPad. I previously used to carry two sets of earbuds because of this! - The ANC is actually good! I expected the active noise cancelling to just be ok. No, it's actually good. They do a really good job of putting you in your own world. I took them on a plane this past weekend. They delivered impressively. The ANC plus the volume mean you will not hear a thing around you. And yes, the ANC alone is good, even w/o using volume to drown out noise. I've used them at my local lounge and they kill a rather significant amount of outside sound. - You can switch between ANC and transparency mode with a push of the button on the earbuds. You don't have to open an app or go through a menu of touch/swipe controls. Very convenient. - The battery lasts all day, even with ANC on. I don't own a single pair of earbuds that will last an entire workday w/o needing to be recharged. These do! Very convenient/useful. - Despite the somewhat unusual design, they fit well in my ears and stay in place, even at the gym. I constantly have to readjust my other earbuds to put them back into position but not these. - These earbuds would be worth the price at $250-$300, but I got them on sale at $130. That's a killer deal. Even if you get them at the normal price of $180 you still getting your money's worth and won't be disappointed. Cons: - They aren't the coolest looking earbuds you'll ever see. They probably aren't the best choice in a professional setting. Every picture in the advertisements show people from the side. When you put them on and look at yourself from the front you'll see they stick out from your ears further than normal earbuds. But frankly that's the ONLY con I have for this product and it's not a deal-breaker in the least. You get so much else from this product.

I've owned several different brands of earbuds and purchased these hoping for a better quality rich sound. These did not disappoint! Fit in the ear is perfect and does not make your ears sore after several hours of wearing them. Fit for noise isolation allows you to hear all the sound clearly and the deep tones of the bass. These are the best sound I've experienced with earbuds. I lost my Jabra Elite 7 Pro and these were an excellent replacement. These do isolate outside sound so you hear the audio well but don't expect to hear anyone or much of anything. The Jabra had a great hear through feature that would be a great addition for future. These are supposed to turn off when placed in the case but I my phone will still connect and play through them while they are in the case. I have to disconnect the bluetooth if they are in proximity of the phone. Battery life is exactly as stated and much better than the Jabra. These do not have noise cancellation but so far I haven't missed that feature. An application to adjust sound or check battery life would be a benefit but battery is shown in the bluetooth connection. If I could get them to stay off while in the case, I would make it 5 stars. All in all, great sound no frills with a good battery life for a great price. **** 6 Month Update **** Still I am enjoying the sound quality and really want to like these. I have struggled with bluetooth connection consistency. Several instances where they had to be unpaired and paired again. Several times the ear buds seem to be unaware of one another making 2 separate devices and only one will pair at a time. Tried resetting with the case, let fully discharge, and every other variation possible. Currently only one paired and really frustrated trying to make them work. These require too much handling to make them work consistently so I dropped the rating. Quality still good, when they work. Very disappointed, going back to Jabra.

between proを3年ほど使用し、バッテリーがヘタッたのか右側だけボリュームが異常に小さくなったため、between 3ancに乗り換えました。 主にiPhoneで音楽を聴く、仕事PCでMTGをする際に使用。 ・ノイズキャンセルモード ノイズキャンセルを初めて体験したので「それは当然のこと」と思われるかもしれませんが、すごい。エアコンや強めに回しているサーキュレーターの音が聞こえず、それらをつけているのを忘れる。キッチンの換気扇はキッチンに立つと微かに聞こえるがキッチンから少し離れると聞こえなくなるほど。 ・外音取り込み(トランスペアレンシー)モード 外音取り込みを初めて体験したので「それは当然のこと」と思われるかもしれませんが、面白い。コンビニやスーパーなどの対面レジでのやり取りが音楽を流したまま行えるほど。歩いていると自分の足音が耳元で無闇に聴こえてくるので音を拾いすぎな気もする。 ・音質 デフォルトではbetween proの聴こえ方のほうが好みでした。スマートフォンアプリを使うとサウンドモードを切り替えられます。 【status signature】 between proより高音低音ともにクリア。クリアな分、あまり圧は感じない。低音が控えめ？ 【status audiophile】 これが初期設定。おそらくフラット。全体的に弱い。アプリで操作できないとこれしか選択肢がない。 【original between pro】 between proと同じ聴こえ方ですよってモードなのかもしれないがbetween proより軽い。signatureよりは圧がある。高音が抑えめなのか音が丸く感じる。 【custom】 主にこれをM字設定(スクショ参照)で使用。設定できる周波数は 31Hz / 73Hz / 176Hz / 423Hz / 1K / 2.4K / 5.8K / 14K これのおかげでbetween proとはまた違った好みの音になりました。 ・Bluetooth接続 接続自体はしやすい。少し厄介なところは、マルチポイント機能ありなので接続設定しているiPhoneとPCの両方に同時に繋がるがどちらからも音声が再生されていると混線したかのようにどちらの音声もブツ切れになる(再生優先順位がない)。どちらかのデバイスのBluetoothをオフにするしかないです。 ※これはどうやら現在のファームウェア由来のものだそうです。 ・操作感 悪い。タッチ操作の感度が微妙で、右側ダブルタッチで次の曲にしたかったのにシングルタッチ扱いになって再生/停止してしまう、タッチホールドで音量調整したがホールドの間隔がよくわからず急に爆音になったりシングルタッチ扱いになって再生/停止してしまう、物理ボタン操作時に誤ってタッチしてしまうなどがあります。 between proの物理ボタンのみの操作が使い勝手良かったと私は感じています。 ・バッテリー この部分でbetween 3ancに乗り換えるべきか、between proをリピートすべきか迷いました。 between proの購入時は「見た目とバッテリーの長さで選んだら音質もめちゃくちゃ良かった！ラッキー！」みたいな感じだったので、正直「4時間もバッテリー時間削ってまでノイズキャンセル機能が欲しいか？？見た目はほぼ同じ、音質は聴いてみなきゃわからない(しかも試聴できたとしてもアプリがないと設定変えられないしデフォルト設定だと良さがわからない)のにバッテリー犠牲にできるか？？」という感じです。 じゃあどうして購入したの？と思うかもしれませんね。私自身、何か決め手があったのですがよく覚えていません。 環境にもよると思いますが、日中の自室(賑やかな商店街が目の前)でノイズキャンセルをオンにして音楽を30分再生したところ左95%、右97%のバッテリー表示になったので約10時間は再生できそうです。 ・最後に 外音取り込み機能、Bluetooth接続、操作感について否定的な意見をした部分は全て使用者が使用しているうちに慣れば取り返せる部分ですし、私は慣れていくつもりなので大満足しています。

After spending time with the Status Between Pro True Wireless Earbuds, I can confidently say these are some of the most impressive earbuds I’ve used—especially at their price point. Sound Quality: What immediately sets these apart is the clarity and detail in the sound. You’re not just hearing your music—you’re experiencing layers. The mids are rich, highs are crisp without being harsh, and the bass is present without overwhelming the rest of the mix. Unlike the AirPods Pro, which rely heavily on software tricks to create an “okay” soundstage, the Between Pros deliver genuinely balanced, audiophile-level performance out of the box. Bluetooth & Connectivity: The Bluetooth signal is strong and consistent. I’ve had zero dropouts, stutters, or lag during my daily use—a far cry from the AirPods Pro, which have their fair share of quirks and bugs, often requiring a full reset or replacement to fix. Battery Life: The battery life is incredible. I’ve gone several days without having to recharge the case, and the buds themselves can handle extended listening sessions without breaking a sweat. For commuters, travelers, or anyone always on the go, this is a huge plus. Fit & Comfort: The fit is also exceptional, with multiple ear tips provided for a custom seal. The earbuds stay locked in during workouts or long walks, making them dependable even for active users. That said, I did struggle a bit with the right earbud not sealing perfectly—though I chalk this up to the unique shape of my ear canal, not the product itself. Call Quality: Where the Between Pro really surprised me was call quality. My voice comes through louder and clearer than it ever did on my AirPods Pro, and people on the other end consistently notice the improvement. Build Quality & Case: Now, the case quality isn’t anything special—a little on the flimsy side—but let’s be honest, even my AirPods Pro case feels cheap. No one seems to be getting this right, and at least the Between Pro case gets the job done without major issues. Final Verdict: For the price, the Status Between Pro are an incredible value. You’re getting sound and performance that competes with—and in many ways surpasses—more expensive flagship earbuds. They’re not perfect, but their strengths easily outweigh any minor shortcomings. If you value real audio quality, reliable connectivity, and great call performance, these are very hard to beat. Rating: 5/5

I bought these for a recent trip as my samsung galaxy pro buds broke. I was very impressed with the sound quality. I couldn't hear any noise inside the cabin but on a busy road maybe blocks out 97% of noise. Battery life is awesome.

The sound quality is petfect

Yep, they are as good as they say. Worth every penny. First earbuds to have 3 separate speakers in each earpiece. One dedicated to base. Bass can be decreased or increased via the app. PROS -Best sound I've heard from earbud-style headphones. These sound better than the Airpods Pro 1's I own. I don't choose to listen to music on Airpod's level-of sound-quality, but I would listen to music on these. -3 different sizes of eartips, AND 3 different sizes of wingtips. -Many different end-results (all the ones you could want) can be achieved via tapping. Volume can be adjusted !from! earpieces. -I can be 3-4 times as far away from my phone as I could on Airpods(Android)!! Airpods, when you are too far-away the-connection will drop, and you have to go back to the phone to pair. Status', when you are too far-away the connection will stutter, eventually cut-out, BUT when you go back close-enough to the phone it will !automatically! just start playing again. -Battery-life is noticeably more. 2-3times more. CONS -CRAZY too-hard, literally near-impossible to put-on a different ear-tips. I can BARELY do it. Strong potential to tear eartips while attempting this. -Airpods are the more-comfortable of the the two. I will forget I have Airpods on, not with these (little more weight/size) -Status' stick-out further, & aren't-very streamlined so... they can get caught on stuff, are not-compatible with winter-hats, etc. -The tap-controls require you to be very precise, and don't always do what you want. ~25% of tap-attempts fail. Hard-to-not adjust the volume by-accident when trying to do a tap-command. Instructions point to the back center of the UPPER-1/2... but I find the center of the whole-back works best. A-little painful-&-loud tapping it to-do tap-commands. No one wants these in black, dont even make them in black.