The Kurdene Bluetooth Wireless Earbuds are the ideal audio accessory for music enthusiasts who are always on the move. These earbuds utilize advanced Bluetooth 5.2 technology to provide fast and stable pairing with electronic devices, ensuring uninterrupted calling and music experiences. The 8mm Neodymium magnet delivers a powerful and immersive stereo sound with a balanced audio output, while the long battery life of up to 38 hours allows you to enjoy your music for extended periods without needing to recharge.
Designed for comfort, the Kurdene wireless earbuds feature customizable liquid silicone ear caps that fit snugly into your ears. They are also waterproof and sweatproof rated with an IPX8 rating, making them suitable for various weather conditions. Whether you’re jogging, running, or just commuting, these earbuds stay comfortably in place and provide a seamless audio experience.
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Karyn –
Cute colour. Paired easily. Mostly comfortable. BUT the background sounds during phonecalls is ouch. Music sound is not warm and nice like I had hoped. They also don’t feel very secure in my ears. They’ve popped out a few times from normal movements.
S. Abraham –
Kurdene S8I was looking for a new pair of wireless earbuds and couldn’t look at any on Amazon without being shown an ad for these. They seemed affordable and had a lot of great reviews. Either I received a dud, or these are deceptive.CASEI don’t like the case. It’s bulky and doesn’t really fit in my pockets. It’s an odd shape to hold. Rather than a notch to open, this case has a lip. The magnets holding it closed are quite strong – I’ve had other wireless headphones and what sets this case apart is that between the awkward shape, the odd lip, and the strength of the magnets, I have to grip a bit harder and push a bit harder than I expect to in order to open the case. I’m sure I’d get used to it if I used them more often, but, on the first use, I thought the case was accidently glued shut. if you have any sort of hand mobility/grip strength issues, I would not recommend these.Note: The headphones claim to be IPX8 rated, but the case does not. They also don’t recommend submerging in water, whereas Tozo (on their website, not on Amazon) claim their IPX8 rated products can not only be submerged in water, they can also be cleaned with soap! That includes the case. If you’re intending to buy headphones to use near a pool, lake, or ocean I do not recommend these.FITAfter I found the tips that fit best, I had the sensation that they were falling out of my ears, though with a nice seal they seemed secure – I tried shaking my head and they were still in my ears – they felt like they were constantly sliding out. With the really thin tips, it felt like it wasn’t secure. Even when I rotated them, they were a bit large for my ear and stuck out a bit – I would not recommend for smaller ears.SOUNDThey sound ok. If you want better sound, I’d recommend wired headphones as better sound can be had for about the same amount. As-is they’re fine for listening to music, podcasts, etc on the go. I have some wired earbuds that I use for passive noise-cancelling on planes. I otherwise prefer to be aware of my surroundings. Even with a seal, these have no sound isolation whatsoever. Even quiet noises could be heard. Additionally, if I had a seal and walked around in them, they sounded a bit weird, though I think that’s just a noise caused by physically blocking my ear canals and not necessarily the headphones themselves.BUG?A single tap on the outer part (button) is supposed to play/pause the music. I tapped once to pause, then once to play. Instead of playing, the earbud I tapped beeped (as seems to happen when tapping/touching the button – I believe it is a noise to let you know your tap/touch registered), then the earbud I didn’t tap beeped twice. The music did not resume. I tried again and it worked. That’s the sort of bug I experienced 10 or so years ago. There have been so many improvements in technology, I’m surprised this happened within hours of receiving them after they had been charged.THOUGHTSUnless I received duds, I can’t see these being good for too many people. Even if you’re on a budget, Kurdene’s own S9 (which is currently (02/24/2023) available for about $9 if you check the box for 50% off) resolves most of my issues. The case is a more standard size, thin enough to fit in a pocket, opens much easier, buds are smaller and don’t need to go far into the ear canal. Sound is a bit better in my opinion. It even has LED indicators to show you how charged the case is. A huge improvement across the board, available for less, from the same company. Yet, when I started looking at new earbuds, the S8s were advertised on every single listing and search. They were pushed hard. With over 60k reviews, the overwhelming majority of people impressed by them, I thought I’d give them a try. Even at under $15, I don’t think they’re worth keeping as spares and I intend to return.
S. Abraham –
Kurdene S8I was looking for a new pair of wireless earbuds and couldn’t look at any on Amazon without being shown an ad for these. They seemed affordable and had a lot of great reviews. Either I received a dud, or these are deceptive.CASEI don’t like the case. It’s bulky and doesn’t really fit in my pockets. It’s an odd shape to hold. Rather than a notch to open, this case has a lip. The magnets holding it closed are quite strong – I’ve had other wireless headphones and what sets this case apart is that between the awkward shape, the odd lip, and the strength of the magnets, I have to grip a bit harder and push a bit harder than I expect to in order to open the case. I’m sure I’d get used to it if I used them more often, but, on the first use, I thought the case was accidently glued shut. if you have any sort of hand mobility/grip strength issues, I would not recommend these.Note: The headphones claim to be IPX8 rated, but the case does not. They also don’t recommend submerging in water, whereas Tozo (on their website, not on Amazon) claim their IPX8 rated products can not only be submerged in water, they can also be cleaned with soap! That includes the case. If you’re intending to buy headphones to use near a pool, lake, or ocean I do not recommend these.FITAfter I found the tips that fit best, I had the sensation that they were falling out of my ears, though with a nice seal they seemed secure – I tried shaking my head and they were still in my ears – they felt like they were constantly sliding out. With the really thin tips, it felt like it wasn’t secure. Even when I rotated them, they were a bit large for my ear and stuck out a bit – I would not recommend for smaller ears.SOUNDThey sound ok. If you want better sound, I’d recommend wired headphones as better sound can be had for about the same amount. As-is they’re fine for listening to music, podcasts, etc on the go. I have some wired earbuds that I use for passive noise-cancelling on planes. I otherwise prefer to be aware of my surroundings. Even with a seal, these have no sound isolation whatsoever. Even quiet noises could be heard. Additionally, if I had a seal and walked around in them, they sounded a bit weird, though I think that’s just a noise caused by physically blocking my ear canals and not necessarily the headphones themselves.BUG?A single tap on the outer part (button) is supposed to play/pause the music. I tapped once to pause, then once to play. Instead of playing, the earbud I tapped beeped (as seems to happen when tapping/touching the button – I believe it is a noise to let you know your tap/touch registered), then the earbud I didn’t tap beeped twice. The music did not resume. I tried again and it worked. That’s the sort of bug I experienced 10 or so years ago. There have been so many improvements in technology, I’m surprised this happened within hours of receiving them after they had been charged.THOUGHTSUnless I received duds, I can’t see these being good for too many people. Even if you’re on a budget, Kurdene’s own S9 (which is currently (02/24/2023) available for about $9 if you check the box for 50% off) resolves most of my issues. The case is a more standard size, thin enough to fit in a pocket, opens much easier, buds are smaller and don’t need to go far into the ear canal. Sound is a bit better in my opinion. It even has LED indicators to show you how charged the case is. A huge improvement across the board, available for less, from the same company. Yet, when I started looking at new earbuds, the S8s were advertised on every single listing and search. They were pushed hard. With over 60k reviews, the overwhelming majority of people impressed by them, I thought I’d give them a try. Even at under $15, I don’t think they’re worth keeping as spares and I intend to return.
Dan –
Love these things. I use them to play audio books and podcasts during work, and music at the gym. They block out noise really well so keep that in mind if you need to be paying attention to your surroundings. I usually work with just one in. They’re comfortable, stay in great, have a long battery life. I can do physical labor for hours easy. I’ve dropped them a lot and nothing has broken.My only issue is with the touch controls. They’re easy to activate on accident. I prefer the type where you have to press down and click, versus these with the touch sensitivity. I frequently accidentally pause when I’m trying to adjust them, and I can’t just stick one in a pocket, I have to put it back in the case because otherwise any bump will pause. This isn’t a huge deal for me because I only use the tap to pause feature, and otherwise control volume and switch things on my phone, but I imagine it would be a pain for someone trying to work hands free. I’ve been using these for a few months now and I still can’t even get the timing right to skip a song.
Leila –
Ok, initially I left great review, but 2 month later the volume started acting out on its own… but then the seller resolved the issue very fast, they sent me new pair very fast. And I love them! Battery life!!! no one can offer such an amazing battery life – I am never frustrated with battery dying on me like with my very expensive Samsungs… The true sound quality: 8 out of 10. For the price of these headphones it feels like 10/10. The touch controls – love the options. I use them as volume control, answering and hanging up a call. Also a BIG plus: if they’ve been disconnected for 5 minutes they turn themselves off so battery is not wasted! Which happens to me all the time, I don’t always pull out the case from my purse and put them, sometimes I’m in a rush and these little babies are reliable and independent, they just turn themselves off. And even if I lost a pair it wouldn’t hurt me much, as they are inexpensive. I think everyone should buy these at least as a backup for their other headphones. I carry two cases in my purse, the Samsungs, just because I have them and I feel bad not using them at least for its one hour battery (they get used only 10% of a time), and these awesome life saver headphones that I prefer to Samsungs. Oh and calls quality – you hear amazing, other party may have a little difficulty hearing if you are in a noisy place, but inside office or apartment works just fine.
Dan –
Love these things. I use them to play audio books and podcasts during work, and music at the gym. They block out noise really well so keep that in mind if you need to be paying attention to your surroundings. I usually work with just one in. They’re comfortable, stay in great, have a long battery life. I can do physical labor for hours easy. I’ve dropped them a lot and nothing has broken.My only issue is with the touch controls. They’re easy to activate on accident. I prefer the type where you have to press down and click, versus these with the touch sensitivity. I frequently accidentally pause when I’m trying to adjust them, and I can’t just stick one in a pocket, I have to put it back in the case because otherwise any bump will pause. This isn’t a huge deal for me because I only use the tap to pause feature, and otherwise control volume and switch things on my phone, but I imagine it would be a pain for someone trying to work hands free. I’ve been using these for a few months now and I still can’t even get the timing right to skip a song.
Kooskoos –
I originally gave this product 2 STARS. I DON’T LIKE THE PRODUCT, BUT…Under $20, they were worth a try… but not really. Very short battery life. Also, they are “touch,” so no button. This means that as I am putting them into my ears, OR if I am adjusting them while they are in my ears, I am also touching the “menu” features in them. (Podcasts) They kept skipping to other shows, or starting the show over again just because my finger tip made contact while I was adjusting them in my ears. They could be a little bit louder, as well.I would not recommend. The technology is nice, but not suitable for this use.THE COMPANY TOOK THE INITIATIVE TO HOLD THEMSELVES ACCOUNTABLE FOR MY DISSATISFACTION. I REALLY APPRECIATE WHAT THIS COMPANY DID. The product does not fit my needs, but if the company is this good to deal with, then I will look at their other products. THANK. YOU.
Kooskoos –
I originally gave this product 2 STARS. I DON’T LIKE THE PRODUCT, BUT…Under $20, they were worth a try… but not really. Very short battery life. Also, they are “touch,” so no button. This means that as I am putting them into my ears, OR if I am adjusting them while they are in my ears, I am also touching the “menu” features in them. (Podcasts) They kept skipping to other shows, or starting the show over again just because my finger tip made contact while I was adjusting them in my ears. They could be a little bit louder, as well.I would not recommend. The technology is nice, but not suitable for this use.THE COMPANY TOOK THE INITIATIVE TO HOLD THEMSELVES ACCOUNTABLE FOR MY DISSATISFACTION. I REALLY APPRECIATE WHAT THIS COMPANY DID. The product does not fit my needs, but if the company is this good to deal with, then I will look at their other products. THANK. YOU.
Christopher A. –
I like the earbuds, but the case is a bit difficult to open. It’s very smooth and slippery, with a very thin lip on the lid to catch your finger to open it. I usually don’t get it on the first try. The bottom is also rounded and slippery, so holding onto it while opening it isn’t easy. I wish there was a way for the case to more easily let me know what battery life I have left. The earbuds themselves are easy to use, they stay in well when I get them in just right, and the sound is great. It just needs a different case!