The Occiam Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth Headphones are a premium audio accessory that provides a sleek and high-quality listening experience. These earbuds are specially designed for fitness enthusiasts, runners, and anyone who wants to listen to music while staying active. With a long battery life of up to 48 hours and waterproof design, these earbuds are perfect for those who want to enjoy their favorite tunes or take calls on the go.
One of the most impressive features of these earbuds is the LED power display on the charging case. This display shows the remaining power percentage, making it easy to keep track of how much battery life is left. The charging case can charge the earbuds up to six times, providing a total of 48 hours of music playback. Additionally, the earbuds have an IPX5 splashproof rating, which means they are resistant to sweat and water drops.
The Occiam Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth Headphones come with adjustable and secure fit silicone ear hooks and an ergonomic design that keeps them firmly in place during physical activity. The earbuds also include three pairs of different-sized ear caps, allowing users to find the perfect fit for their ears. The earphones have a one-step auto-pairing feature, making them easy to use, and the microphones reduce background noise, ensuring stable and low-power consumption during phone calls.
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Linda Y. –
My first bluetooth headphones were the Powerbeats Pro. (They were a Christmas present, I wouldn’t have gotten anything that expensive.) Since they were my first ones I didn’t have anything to compare them to.Powerbeats Pro(Roughly 1 year)The beats were really cool at first, but ended up really finicky, were difficult to keep connected, I had to disconnect and reboot them far too often, would never sit in the case right so they were never properly charged, and the worst part was that I needed an app to use them. Because of the price, my stomach dropped every time they fell even a short distance. But I didn’t know any better than to love them! Eventually they stopped taking a charge; eventually they stopped turning on at all; eventually the case completely died. Buying new ones was waaay cheaper than servicing them. They’re in a box somewhere.Occiam(1.5+ years)After an absurd amount of research, I settled on these as a replacement. Note, I wore these all day, everyday. By which I mean 8am to 4 ish, then I’d charge them about half an hour, and then 4:30 until 10-11 or whenever I went to bed. They did get some water on them (not regularly, but at least once a week), and (maybe gross to hear, but) I do make a lot of earwax – my point is, I really wore these out.The price made the whole process less stressful. That was worth it.The sound was surprisingly good, definitely better than the beats (by the time that they had died). I really expected the $300 headphones to have better sound quality after 1 year than $35 headphones out the package. I was very pleased right of the bat. I used them for short phone calls, but nothing that extensive, so I have no opinion about the mic.The connection was iffy at times. They were reliable in that they weren’t very hard to connect, but after a little while if I touched… like, possibly any item whatsoever, they would go out. Sometimes they would go out when I wasn’t doing anything, but they would come back on about a second later. This didn’t bother me because I’d had such a hard time connecting the Beats; I was grateful that they worked at all.The fit wasn’t all that special. I got over the ear because my ear canals are small, I guess, and all kinds of ear buds always pop out – including these. (Even using with the smallest tips.) When they would come out, I would just push them back in. Since the buttons weren’t so easy to press, this wasn’t a problem. With the Beats, I would accidentally push buttons all the time. People complained about these buttons being too hard to press, and they’re not wrong, but I just used another finger to support the earbuds or just pressed the dang thing in my ear harder – it didn’t bother me.The interface I liked. You could use just one at a time, which I never did, but more importantly both earbuds had all controls so I could control them despite my hands being kind of full.The battery life was decent, but nothing I was too impressed by. Maybe 8 hours of play time – at first!Which brings me to why I stopped using them. At some point (maybe 6-8 months in) they would only hold a charge for 3-4 hours. Usually if there was a charging issue, I’d just clean the case and whatnot and it would be fine, but nope. No matter what I did they wouldn’t hold much of a charge. This was a problem because I needed to block out my coworkers for at least 8 hours a day to keep my sanity. So I retired them as backups and bought new ones.My newest ones were bluetooth but connected by a wire, which has pros and cons. Recently the wire connection got messed up, and I turned back to these hoping that after 6 months of not even needing my back ups, these would mercifully allow me to bridge the gap to purchasing my next pair.Charged the case, popped them in, they work just fine.I haven’t used them long enough to re-test the battery life.And despite the overall pleasant review – I won’t be repurchasing them.Edit:(Week or so later)I tried two other headphones and I am going to get these again instead.
E –
I’ve been super impressed with the company, the product & customer service. I don’t usually leave reviews but Occiam was A+ in responding & working with me.Bought the pink set, had issues getting the buttons to work as described. When I registered the product I commented about the issues I was having, a few hours later I got a prompt response with some tips to try to get both the volume & silver button to function, some tips worked, some didn’t but Occiam customer service stood by their product & made things right for me.The unitpaired up so easily right out of the case to my Samsung Galaxy. They are very comfortable in the ears, came charged up & ready to use. I love that you can see how charged each ear is, that the case holds the charge, that you can wear one or both buds, the sound is very good, I feel confident that the buds won’t fall out of my ears. I do wish that the right ear piece would correspond to the right side of the case & visa versa. Instructions were easy to understand & illustrated (& in English)I can’t comment on the call answering as no one’s called me yet, but my main reason for purchasing these were for listening to music & audio books.Down the road I’m going to get the black set to wear in the office ( less conspicuous, lol).
Margaret W. –
My first bluetooth headphones were the Powerbeats Pro. (They were a Christmas present, I wouldn’t have gotten anything that expensive.) Since they were my first ones I didn’t have anything to compare them to.Powerbeats Pro(Roughly 1 year)The beats were really cool at first, but ended up really finicky, were difficult to keep connected, I had to disconnect and reboot them far too often, would never sit in the case right so they were never properly charged, and the worst part was that I needed an app to use them. Because of the price, my stomach dropped every time they fell even a short distance. But I didn’t know any better than to love them! Eventually they stopped taking a charge; eventually they stopped turning on at all; eventually the case completely died. Buying new ones was waaay cheaper than servicing them. They’re in a box somewhere.Occiam(1.5+ years)After an absurd amount of research, I settled on these as a replacement. Note, I wore these all day, everyday. By which I mean 8am to 4 ish, then I’d charge them about half an hour, and then 4:30 until 10-11 or whenever I went to bed. They did get some water on them (not regularly, but at least once a week), and (maybe gross to hear, but) I do make a lot of earwax – my point is, I really wore these out.The price made the whole process less stressful. That was worth it.The sound was surprisingly good, definitely better than the beats (by the time that they had died). I really expected the $300 headphones to have better sound quality after 1 year than $35 headphones out the package. I was very pleased right of the bat. I used them for short phone calls, but nothing that extensive, so I have no opinion about the mic.The connection was iffy at times. They were reliable in that they weren’t very hard to connect, but after a little while if I touched… like, possibly any item whatsoever, they would go out. Sometimes they would go out when I wasn’t doing anything, but they would come back on about a second later. This didn’t bother me because I’d had such a hard time connecting the Beats; I was grateful that they worked at all.The fit wasn’t all that special. I got over the ear because my ear canals are small, I guess, and all kinds of ear buds always pop out – including these. (Even using with the smallest tips.) When they would come out, I would just push them back in. Since the buttons weren’t so easy to press, this wasn’t a problem. With the Beats, I would accidentally push buttons all the time. People complained about these buttons being too hard to press, and they’re not wrong, but I just used another finger to support the earbuds or just pressed the dang thing in my ear harder – it didn’t bother me.The interface I liked. You could use just one at a time, which I never did, but more importantly both earbuds had all controls so I could control them despite my hands being kind of full.The battery life was decent, but nothing I was too impressed by. Maybe 8 hours of play time – at first!Which brings me to why I stopped using them. At some point (maybe 6-8 months in) they would only hold a charge for 3-4 hours. Usually if there was a charging issue, I’d just clean the case and whatnot and it would be fine, but nope. No matter what I did they wouldn’t hold much of a charge. This was a problem because I needed to block out my coworkers for at least 8 hours a day to keep my sanity. So I retired them as backups and bought new ones.My newest ones were bluetooth but connected by a wire, which has pros and cons. Recently the wire connection got messed up, and I turned back to these hoping that after 6 months of not even needing my back ups, these would mercifully allow me to bridge the gap to purchasing my next pair.Charged the case, popped them in, they work just fine.I haven’t used them long enough to re-test the battery life.And despite the overall pleasant review – I won’t be repurchasing them.Edit:(Week or so later)I tried two other headphones and I am going to get these again instead.
Daniel –
I ordered two pairs over a year ago and have found these to be the best overall earbuds in terms of comfort, battery life and sound/call quality. I’ve tried various other retail and amazon brands in the earbud products but the occiam product has been as good or better than many of the pricier/”name-brand” devices. I have issues with most earbuds as I cannot stand the feeling of stuffiness/pressure when most earbuds are worn, but I don’t experience that sensation when wearing these. They are very adjustable in that regards, with the earhook plus inclusion of multiple sizes of ear cushions. So I can push them in deeper to get better sound/volume or worn loosely and still very comfortably and securely. They also work well independently — which means that there is not a left/right dominant pair in terms of use. You do lose the ability to manage the previous/next track (L pair – Previous/R pair – Next) if used individually, but otherwise, you can do everything else, control volume, take/end/reject calls, play/pause, and power. Battery life is phenomenal overall, but combined with the individual use, staggered charging, battery/charge case, it’s basically non-stop. Now if you could keep somehow from losing one of the pair, these would be perfect! As a family, we now own 3 pairs of these, plus I’m still using the 1 that I lost the matching pair to still. I don’t normally use noise cancelling, so the lack of active noise cancellation is not an issue for me, and I did give these a middling mark for that. There is some passive noise cancellation, since, they do have the earbud/cushion design and can be inserted snuggly into the ear canal. I don’t know about their lifetime warranty (they have their own that you can register for on their site) as I’ve had no issue with them, but at least for now, that’s more of a plus than a minus.
Trinigal03 –
I bought the blue ones for myself & I liked them so much that that I went back & immediately purchased the black ones for my mom. They’re extremely easy to setup, operate & are very comfortable to wear. We both like the over the ear secure fit & I especially appreciate the customizable ear tips. I like the digital power display for the charging case & the LED power bars for the earbuds themselves. No more guessing or looking for which color light is blinking & then trying to remember what that means! I was fortunate enough to get them both on sale (especially since it was a kind of impulse purchase) & I appreciate the unexpected lifetime warranty that came with each as well. They’re easy to operate (really helpful for my mom), feel sturdy & I think they will last. I’m not in the habit of writing reviews…unless it’s a particularly good product…then maybe my review might help someone else take the plunge.
E –
I’ve been super impressed with the company, the product & customer service. I don’t usually leave reviews but Occiam was A+ in responding & working with me.Bought the pink set, had issues getting the buttons to work as described. When I registered the product I commented about the issues I was having, a few hours later I got a prompt response with some tips to try to get both the volume & silver button to function, some tips worked, some didn’t but Occiam customer service stood by their product & made things right for me.The unitpaired up so easily right out of the case to my Samsung Galaxy. They are very comfortable in the ears, came charged up & ready to use. I love that you can see how charged each ear is, that the case holds the charge, that you can wear one or both buds, the sound is very good, I feel confident that the buds won’t fall out of my ears. I do wish that the right ear piece would correspond to the right side of the case & visa versa. Instructions were easy to understand & illustrated (& in English)I can’t comment on the call answering as no one’s called me yet, but my main reason for purchasing these were for listening to music & audio books.Down the road I’m going to get the black set to wear in the office ( less conspicuous, lol).