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Had X3s before. If it had the X3 firmware and Tarah Pro hardware, I'd be happy. Also weird design choices are annoying - like the power LED is under your finger when you press the button and you can't see it. Who came up with that? :D Should have probably bought X4s, but the Tarah Pros have served me well for what they are.

Very hardy piece of technology on hikes, running, cycling. Pairing is bit of a chore compared to airpods but these will survive a lot of misuse

The reason why I give 4 I will say it at the end. But they are really comfortable Pros: Good battery life. Very comfortable. They fit perfectly and has different attachment for the ears if needed. Sound is very good. The case battery also last about a week without charging using it 5 times a day Cons: You can only sync one device at the same time. I previously owned the the jaybird x4 and I could use my PC and phone at the same time without the need to turn off the Bluetooth of one of the devices. Sometimes they don't pair up with your phone and you need to put it in and out of the case 2-3 times and that fixes the connectivity. The last is the lag that it has with videos I don't watch too many videos but sometimes I do. Overall they are of very good quality I would recommend them.

The weak Bluetooth strength is the worst aspect of these buds. You can't have your phone in the pocket on the opposite side of your body. Very unfortunate that these don't have the kind of detachable spare battery the F5s did. Solid buy, excellent for runs, bus commutes, and showers.

I love the charger but I cant keep the headphones in my ears. Tried every size that came with the headphones. What a waste of money.