True Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth 5.0 Wireless Headphones APTX Deep Bass Stereo HiFi Sound Noise Cancelling Sweatproof TWS Bluetooth Earbuds, CVC8.0 Built-in Mic Wireless Earphones with Qi Charging Box

I own many pairs of earbuds in different styles, with rigid wires that go behind your neck, loose wires that hang behind your neck, and true wireless like these. I also own apples EarPods. Considering the total package these fall in the top of the pack, and audio wise they are kings.The presentation in the box for these is nice, and inside the box is a quick start guide, a pair of earbuds, several "gel" cushion tips, and the charging case. The earbuds fit in the charging case nicely like a magnet and it closes up into a nice package that is pretty easy to take with you. The attached Micro-USB cable fits into a spot at the bottom of the case made just for it, making it easy to charge these wherever you go. The case is designed nice and fairly compact, making it just small enough that it fits in your pocket, but bordering on the max size to be comfortable without a huge, awkward bulge in your pocket. In a backpack, laptop bag, purse, etc... these would fit really well, and still be protected. 3 LEDs at the front of the case indicate when the earbuds inside are charging via blue lights, and when the case is open, they turn white to indicate the case charge level. When you pull the earbuds out, they power on and connect, with a voice greeting you, and reporting the battery level once paired.Speaking of design, the earbuds follow the same design approach of the case, with a smooth, sleek exterior that fits in the ear fairly comfortably, again bordering that line of just big enough without being bulky and awkward. Smaller ears might find them to be a bit snug, but I would bet the average person will fit them just fine. Compared to my EarPods, these are much easier to get comfortable, and consistently place in my ear and probably rate at the top for fitting into my ear consistently. They are light enough that I forget they are there after a couple minutes, and they don't have some weighty control box hanging on them.Overall, for the price these come in at, the design of the case and the earbuds themselves remind me of some of the more expensive options that are available, and in some ways, I like the case and approach to these better than ones that are triple the price.That nuisance aside, I did test the time for them, and at 9:06am I synced them up with my laptop, streamed some music to them at a moderate volume, and let them go uninterrupted. I managed 6h40m of playtime before they shut off. I also tested them with streaming video from the laptop, and managed 7 hours on the dot.The next plus is the audio, and that's the primary reason you use earbuds, right? As I mentioned, these are amazing and top in my collection. The bass was very heavy and prioritized, with high and mid range vocals sounding crisp and perfect. Very well balanced spectrum. Vocals on video were pretty clear and worthwhile the high tones are clear up to a certain point. Calls on these were pretty clear, but had a bit more bass and slightly muffled sound occasionally. On most music they sound perfect, and given their price point they sound amazing better than most options at triple their price. Controls were very simple and felt natural to use.Overall this package is pretty solid, with a nicely designed case and earbud that is pretty darn compact and portable, with everything you need right in or on-board the case. The audio is amazing, however, there is still a room to grow coming from that price point with that sound, i can't wait to see their next iteration and what will they improve cuz so far it's perfect, they are my preferred Gym and outdoor, working in the lawn earbuds due to the fit and cost.I think these are an amazing option specially for an audiophile, amazing quality sound.

I really wanted a pair of wireless ear buds that I could wear to sleep in that drowned out background noise and still sounded good and didn't hurt to lay on. The Sabbat E12's seemed to be the answer.First off let me say they came in some really nice packaging. A+ for presentation upon delivery.They are also very pretty to look at. They come in a nice choice of colors. They fit the ear shape really well so ergonomically I give the company big props for getting that right. They lay almost flat against your ear so in that respect they tend to disappear. Because they are flat they don't hurt by pressing further into my ears when I lay on them. They also came with an amazing assortment of those little silicon caps to choose from. After a short trial and error period I found the ones that gave me the most comfortable fit and the best sound.Sound wise I wasn't that impressed with these at first. In fact I was disappointed. As with most, if not all speakers, there is a break-in period. They tend to grow more responsive and rich over time. That's also the case with these ear buds. It took about two days and now the bass is becoming much richer and I would compare them to my Jabra Elite ear buds.Charging, Pairing and Syncing were all seamless. The voice that talks to you to give you status is female and pleasant. Charging everything initially took about 30 minutes. The box and instructions say an hour but mine didn't take that long. The only drawback is you HAVE to use their charging cable. I labeled mine with a silver sharpy right away so it doesn't get lost in the vast array of other charging cables around my house.They pair when you take them out of the charger but pairing is kind of slow. My Jabra's are paired as soon as you lift them from the charging box. These took about 3 to 4 seconds. All the indicator lights and such match the instructions and I didn't have any real issues with them pairing. I did turn one off intentionally while out of the box, then returned the pair to the box and lifted them out again. They paired again as if nothing had happened. Syncing the blue tooth was as expected with no complications. I didn't try to connect them to two devices. I assume it's possible. That doesn't really matter to me.So far on average they've lasted about 6 hours before I had to charge them again. The sound gets better each day. They are comfortable and so far reliable. I'm able to move around my house without losing connection to my iPhone so that's a plus.They don't seem to get hot. That's one drawback of the Jabra's I have is they get warm after a while and I have to take them out. These don't do that.All in all I'm pretty happy with these. I guess I should be for the $$ and from all of the previous good reviews. Add mine to the list. I'd buy these again. Strong 4. I didn't give a 5 because they force you to use their charging cable. Meh!

I'm writing this review mainly to share my appreciation for this seller "Bicboz", in addition to the great product.I recently had an issue with the E12 Ultras. I contacted the seller via amazon messaging and to my astonishment I received a reply the same day. We discussed the problem via email back and forth literally over about 20 minutes. Once the issue was clear, this seller cross shipped a new set of earbuds. I received them 3 days later and the new set works perfectly just as the old set did. Let's be realistic, in this day and age it's very rare to come across a business that has any clue about customer service anymore. Bicboz takes the cake in this instance. Order with confidence. Also remember that companies like these take a risk in providing such service because of the vast amount of entitled and dishonest people out there. I wish it wasn't that way, but it just is and you all know it.The Sabbat E12 Ultra's are hands down AWESOME for the asking price. Great deep base, excellent midrange and highs, small form factor, decent battery life, easy to use. Comfort and sound quality is always subjective since we're all unique. In my opinion you simply cannot find a better bang for your buck. Watch some reviews, then give these a shot and I doubt you'll be disappointed. Make sure to let them "wear in" for at least a few hours. The driver needs some time to bloom.