This has good tight sound, and works well on things like the mower, where blocking noise is good. Good for people who can 'hear' active noise cancellation, as there is none. But we had problems pairing the left one, and it would continually switch off then not pair again. Only other thing we would comment on is that they don't go quiet enough for 'sleep', and the blue light flashing is very bright in a dark bedroom.

What I like: ​ I like how they sound (if fitted properly); Bluetooth pairing is very quick and easy; battery life is decent; It's an Aussie brand; got them on JB 50% off sale. What I don't like: Charging case is on larger side, only two sizes of silicone tips supplied and if you fit your own tips it can affect charging as they won't sit properly in the charging case.

The Audiofly AFT2 True Wireless In-Ear Headphones are excellent; easy to use and with a light, comfortable fit in the ear. These are my very first wireless earbuds I've ever acquired, and I am very satisfied. The solid metal, draw-like (slide in-out) case which also acts as the recharging base is sturdy which gives peace of mind when transporting them outside.

The pods are comfortable and sit securely in ears. They give good sound for tv. They do not automatically connect by Bluetooth each time I use Apple TV, even though they have been paired. The listening time, once fully charged, is excellent. I am very pleased with them other than the issue with auto connect.

I used this pair on a OnePlus 8 Pro and I couldn't get both ears to connect properly. If I connected the left one first, then the right was cutting off on regular basis. If I connected the right one first, then the left one was cutting off. I couldn't even get connectivity with my phone in the pocket.