Baseus E20 True Wireless Earbuds, 12mm Drivers with Powerful...

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"At the time of writing, I believe this one of the only non-sponsored reviews. I purchased the Baseus E20s with my own money. These are perfectly fine headphones. At the time of writing they're on sale for about $15, and I'd say they're worth between $15-$20. These earbuds are absolutely nothing special. Their audio quality is decent, fairly clear sound with a nice little kick of bass. They're a solid budget pair of earbuds.My biggest issue is with the somewhat misleading promotional content. TO BE CLEAR, there is NO ANC on these earbuds. I believe they have some kind of noice reduction during VOICE/VIDEO calls (haven't tried it), however there is no ANC for music or regular listening. Contrary to other reviews, I found that there is very little passive noise isolation. No more than any basic set of earbuds.This alone wouldn't be an issue, but the promotional content is a bit misleading, with an image clearly showing controls for "Noise Cancellation" and "Spatial Audio" features. I cannot find any mention of these in the manual, so unless it's specific to voice/video calls, these features do not exist (I can't find anything about Spatial Audio anywhere on the product). I don't care if $15 earbuds lack these features, but the inconsistent promotional content feels misleading and somewhat confusing. The description needs to be more clear.To end on a positive, I will say that they are comfortable and actually stay in my ears pretty well (which is rare for me). At the end of the day, these are earbuds worth about $15, and they cost about $15. So you get what you pay for, but don't be mislead by the claims that these are a truly amazing deal. If you are on a tight budget and you like these, they probably won't disappoint you. But if you can spend $30 or $50, there are much better options out there."