Tempo 30 Wireless Earbuds for Small Ears with Premium Sound, Comfortable Bluetooth Ear Buds for Women and Men, Rose Gold Pink Earphones for Small Ear Canals with Mic, Sweatproof, Long Battery, Bass

Great earbuds. Long battery life, great sound!
These are earbuds that won’t break the bank. They’re light and fit prefecture in any ear, they come with more tips than most other buds including a “shallow” fitting tip. They lay flat against the ear making for low profile comfort. I can lay my head on my pillow on the same side as I have the buds in. Great customer service!! I had a small issue with the first pair I ordered and they sent me a new pair with no questions asked on less than a week.

Better than I expected.
I will start out by saying that I am not an audiophile. I can’t (to my knowledge) hear all of the tones and the highs and lows that make for a spectacular set of ear buds. When I set out to get a new set, I wanted a set that would have good sound, fit my ears nicely, pair easily with my phone, and block out the noise around me.I will admit, that my last set was a pair of Air Pods that I had had for a number of years. I really like them, especially how the case fit nicely into my pocket. I love being able to control them by tapping on the Air Pods themselves to pause and play. I did not like that there was no noise canceling and lack of a tight fit into my ears, which made them unusable for things like mowing the lawn. I also could not use them while laying down on a weight bench. I finally had to replace them as the battery would not carry much of a charge any longer, and they were seeming to flake out and losing connectivity intermittently. I have seriously contemplated getting a set of Air Pods Pros before settling on this set.With that being said, here are some of the pros and cons with the Back Bay Tempos that I have noticed in a week’s worth of use.Pros:- Easy to connect to my iPhone 12. Immediately connects when I start to pull them out of the case.- So far the battery life seems to be really good. I will put this to the test when I go on a long car ride.- Really good volume. With my Air Pods, I would frequently have to crank the volume all the way up to have the sound that I wanted, and frequently got warnings from my Iphone to turn down the volume. With these, the volume is just above half way most of the time.- Case fit in my pocket. The shape isn’t as nice as the Air Pod case, but this case form factor is nice and small and doesn’t feel bulky in my pocket. It is a really nice aluminum case that has a high quality feel to it.- Fit in my ear. These fit snugly into my ear, and don’t stick out. They fit almost completely into the concha of my ear which is really nice. I haven’t run with them yet, but I have exercised and laying down on a weight bench does not dislodge them.Cons:- The fit is almost too tight. They do not have active noise cancelling, but the passive noise cancelling is pretty good. When I have them in and my wife wants to talk to me, I can’t hear anything she is saying while the music or book is playing. When I pause the playback, I still struggle to hear her and have to usually take one out to carry on a conversation. This may be good for some people, but for me it is a bit intrusive to have to take them out so frequently, something that I didn’t have to do with my first generation Air Pods.- Controls aren’t as responsive as the Air Pods. If I double tap too quickly, it won’t always pause/play immediately. Sometimes I have to repeat the action. I also have noticed that if I don’t tap directly on the body of the bud, it won’t respond. If I tap on the edge the first time, it won’t sense the touch.- Can be a little difficult to get out of the case. Just about every time I try to take them out of the case, they slip the first time and pop back in. They have a pretty good magnetic hold in the case. There just isn’t much to grab onto when pulling them out.- Occasionally the sound quickly fades and then comes back, almost like it is skipping. Not sure when and why this happens. I noticed this a couple of times when I was plugging and unplugging my phone’s charging cable. I really don’t miss any of my audiobook, but the sound cuts out for a split second and then reconnects. Other times I can listen for a couple of hours without it happening at all.- Connecting to the phone function of my phone. I’m sure that this is just something to do with my phone setup, but each time I have tried to make a call with these, I have to click the Back Bay Tempo’s on my phone. It isn’t an automatic connection like my Air Pods. I will play with the settings and see if I can get this to automatically connect when I receive or make a call.Overall, I have been very pleased with these so far, especially for the price. I will update this review as I use these over the next months.

Great sound. Like usually people say that and it’s so tinny and crappy and I’m thinking “wtf were the reviews talk about are they crazy”. This is good for real. And the bass boost is great. You can make them too loud if you you want, some earbuds are barely medium volume on max which is annoying. Lots of bass, lots of sound. I’m sure they aren’t “premium” for people obsessed with sound but they are good enough for me and I’m a neurodivergent with hypersensitivity and noise issues that can’t stand sharp, hollow or tinny sound. Great price on sale, forty bucks was very worth it. Case is nice and small too, and metal, which feels nice. Also this is niche but I have tiny ear holes. Like I can’t even fit the child sized drilled foam earplugs without severe pain and I use the Flare minis, if you know what Flare earplugs are. Anyways, the smallest two tips are smaller than the extra small or child sized tips usually are. It’s so nice. Normally earbuds cause a lot of pain after only 15 minutes but these I can last an hour or more. So yeah, if your ears are tiny then I recommend these.

I ordered these after trying a Million different styles and brands, beats, air pods, JBL, skull candy and various off brand ones. These are the PERFECT headphones for physical activity. I run, I lift weights and I have tiny ears. All headphones have fallen out while running, causing them to break. But not these, the colour is so cute, they fit perfect, and because if the fit I have less background nose. The calls work amazing, and the sound is phenomenal. I can’t hear anyone at the gym (unless they drop something LOUD). The sound is amazingly rich, and smooth. If I was to provide a suggestion, it would be for the ability to customize sound like bass, I got these on sale for 50 and totally worth it, but if I was to pay full price I’d ask for that! Overall, amazing, chefs kiss!

These work pretty good for my tiny little ears. I’ve never found an earbud that stays in. Having said that, if I have a good bail on my skateboard, they do fly out. You do have to pay attention and make sure you tuck them inside. But as far as they go, this is the best I’ve come across as far as earbuds. The sound is pretty good considering how cheap they were. I’d say it’s worth it. It’s not perfect but what’s perfect in life? Is it as good as it gets? Unless you have something that hangs onto your ear or is bulky? But for what I need it’s working out. The microphone works great. They are really sensitive and hard to turn off and on. They end up being connected a lot thus draining battery. They are not intuitive controls. But again for the price point pretty dope.