LG TONE Free FN6 - UVnano Kills 99.9% of Bacteria on Speaker Mesh True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds with Meridian Sound, Dual Microphone, iPhone and Android Compatible, Wireless, Fast Charging, Black

Like many others I have been looking for the perfect earbuds for the cheapest price. I could have gone for a cheap $50 knock-off pair. I could have spent big bucks on a top brand, but I didn't. After reading some reviews and watching many YouTube reviews (many are just advertising for views), I settled on the LG TONE Free HBS-FN6.I am not looking for booming bass or the longest battery life. But I got a pair of earpods that have a very neutral sound profile and have middle of the road batter life. These earpods fit well and are very unobtrusive. The default sound profile is very neutral and you may want to download the LG app to fine tune your sound profile.The FN6 does not have ANC and I wasn't looking for it. It does have ambient sound settings in the app and while the results are not the best, it does what it was designed to do.All in all I really like these LG TONE Free HBS-FN6 earpods. If you want ANC for them get the LG TONE Free HBS-FN7 model for ANC.

Case is surprisingly small, which would be my favorite part if it weren't for the great battery life (haven't charged them in a week, use for 2-3 hours every day.) They pair very easy, the LG app is great, ambient sound can be cranked up to turn your hearing into a superhero, black is always cool, and they sanitize themselves. Wait, WHAT? Yeah, they straight up SANITIZE the earbuds when you plug in the case, using UV light, kinda like lab equipment back in the grade school days. All in this little tiny pebble of a case. They sound fantastic, BUT if you're a bass heavy user, these really aren't for you. I like my bass, and these are crisp, clear, never distorted, loud, but these were tuned for overall sound performance and not just thumping. You don't go to Meridian for beats-esque bass, you go for fidelity and clarity. I love it, and the touch controls work very well in addition. For this price, you'd be insane not to try them out if you're looking for a great pair of pocketable earbuds.

I bought these headphones primarily to use for phone calls while working from home.Sound is greatBattery life is greatYou can use one of the headphones alone, which is niceFeel comfortable in the ears and I can wear them for several hours without feeling any discomfortCase is really well doneThe microphone is incredibly sensitive. Like, when I use these for phone calls, people on the phone can hear my wifes conversation when she is two rooms over. People on the phone complain that when I talk while typing, the sound of the typing is overwhelming, despite me not having a particularly loud keyboard. I have searched for some sort of control to lower sensitivity, but I cant find one. I have to make frequent use of the mute function on my phone, which is sort of annoying but its manageable. If anyone at LG reads this and knows a way to turn down sensitivity, please let me know :)All in all, these are pretty great.

Llevo 2 años usandolos y no me han causado problemas nunca

I REALLY want to like these. I use LG Tonefrees for work because they have the whisper mode which I use for intercom while live streaming video. Nothing else has that feature. So I’ll keep using them for only that purpose. However for regular use, they have been nothing but trouble. Many simply fall apart because of inadequate adhesive holding them together. Others the reception of one of the buds stops working. I had hopes this newer model would fix the issues, but nope. After 6 months the right earbud will no longer reliably play sound. It will connect, it will charge, it will play the little chime - it just won’t play audio. You can touch it and the audio comes back for a second but goes away immediately. I’m done with LG earbuds. Uy something cheaper or more reliable. LGs are neither.

They are just OKSound is good, but I have a pair of Sony wireless (but wired together), paid $10.00 and the sound is much better. I would say that even with the bass boosted, it still sounds like the treble is on/high. Or its mono vs. stereo. I toggled between the immersive, bass and normal modes with no noticeable change with slight difference in the treble mode. Same with the ambient mode. Not sure if turning on ambient was turning off ANC or the other way around--no difference to me.They connected with no issues once I disconnected it from my computer. However, now I can't get them to connect to my computer. It shows that it has been paired but will not pick up sound/video.They are comfortable and stay in when I was working out, charging is quick and easy, look good.The on off button is good--touch the unit once. But increasing the volume (right unit) having to touch it twice--would shut off before I could touch it a 2nd time.If you need to take one out but still listen with the other, you will probably shut it off.I was hoping the sound quality was better. Will return.

I've tried several pair, Samsung galaxy buds 2,sony,and a couple off brand ones, they all gave me ear fatigue, and pain. Samsungs, battery life was bad, but they were responsive, Sony didn't like the texture case and buds nice sounds but not very responsive. These lgs... Are great, can wear for a long time, no ear fatigue, long battery life, great sound, great app, google voice friendly, I love the nano technology anti bacterial... The case is nice and small and grippy... Anyway... Would highly recommend!!

I love my LG Tone Free earbuds. I just could not bring myself to spend an additional hundred bucks on Airpods and this was a way to have top of the line bluetooth earbuds without breaking the bank. The main difference between these and Apple Airpods is that these don't have true noise cancellation. Not sure how much I miss having true noise cancellation in my earbuds since I have never had it, but I am very pleased with my Tone Free buds. You can get bluetooth earbuds for far less money than these LG earbuds, but I have always been impressed with LG quality and believe that you get what you pay for.