Plugfones Liberate 2.0 Earbuds - Wireless Bluetooth Earplugs

noise cancellation is bad and the mike is useless in a noisy environment

I am very impressed with these headphones. I had very high expectation for these headphone when ordering them as they were around 140 dollars to my door all said and done.. When listening to them the first time I was impressed! I’ve owned a lot of the big name brand headphones (beats, monster, etc.) and the quality of sound you get from these headphones are on par if not better than these other brands. They also do a good job at keeping noise out (I work construction) but if you keep your music at a decent level you can still hear other people when they are trying to get your attention. Yes, on the downside, they have a bit bulky of a battery and control selector on them but that is to be expected as they last 12 hours and other brands hide these in the bulky earbuds which these are just small ear plugs. This is not an issue as the cord is long enough I just hide these in the back of my shirt so no one even notices. They also come with 3 other replacement ear plugs, a charger, and a very nice zip up hard shell carrying case! Overall for the $140 I’d say I got my money’s worth. I have not had them long enough to see how long they last, but another guy I work with has had his for a year and has had no issues. These are a great product and would highly recommend them to anyone looking for earbuds they can wear at work inconspicuously.

I have been searching for the best way to listen to music in my full-face motorcycle helmet. I tried a cheap set of speakers and struggled with pressure points on my ears. Regular ear buds were a nightmare to keep in my ears when the helmet goes on and off. That's where Plugfones come in. Not only do they sit flush and fit comfortably in the ears, but they also block out wind noise beautifully and have better than expected sound quality. Plus, with the noise cancellation you don't have to blast the music. It really is the best option for motorcycle riders that are looking for a comfortable alternative to bluetooth com sets. At this price, there simply is no better solution. Also, loved that they came with a hard case!

It is a little expensive compared to other offerings but it is well made with a good number of useful accessories in a good compact carry case. More importantly it works. it acts like good quality earplugs and it is clear enough to hear phone calls and podcasts on the motorbike at speed. Not sure yet how long the battery lasts as I have not used it enough yet to know but it is very easy to recharge. Very happy with it it works as advertised recommended l.

The overall quality of the plugfones is a little cheap. The sound quality is perfectly acceptable. (especially if you like bass) The different ear tips are a nice touch. I personally prefer silicone ones. The carrying case is nice, however, I wish it didn't have "plugfones" plastered on the top. The sizes of the battery box and controls are smaller than I expected. So it won't stick out as much as I thought. The mic is probably a bit of a giveaway, I'm thinking of electrical taping over it to make it look like I've fixed the wire with tape. A problem I've had with these is that lot of earplugs in the UK are not the same colour as these. I've had a few people call them earphones. However, an idea I have is to buy a set of actual earplugs that look the same and wear those to work. Once people are used to seeing them, swap them out with the plugfones and no one will be the wiser. I'll link the pair of earplugs if anyone wants to do the same. 3MUF-01-020X1 - 3M E.A.R Ultrafit: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00ANO5WKQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

These are great on the motorcycle no matter what type of helmet you wear, they don’t have to be turned up so far that it hurts your ears and you can still hear your pipes😁