Let me get this out of the way. If you like your earbuds to be bass-heavy, these are not for you. There is a lack of sub-bass to these earbuds, but mids and highs do sound decent. There are a lot of bands you can alter in the app to change the sound, but you cannot alter below 200hz. This is where the low and sub-bass live. I'm hoping these can get updated in the future, and if they do, I'll re-visit this review. I really like all other aspects of these earbuds. Let me get into those:I appreciate bass, but I do not need it to enjoy my music. I appreciate nice, clear audio, and the mids and highs work well with these headphones. There are a few pre-configured EQ profiles in the app and you can make your own with the "Custom" profile. It is a bit confusing to use, as the only numbered indicators are the +12, 0, -12 db on the Y axis, and all the different frequencies squished together on the x axis. You can't hear your adjustments in real-time and need to save each time, then there's a bit of lag after the save to actually hear the adjustments you made. It works, but needs polishing. I'd give sound/app functionality 3/5 stars, but this can improve if the dev team keeps sending updates. I've already had one update just in the time I've been reviewing these, so they're definitely working on these earbuds.The convenience is easily a 5/5 stars and I'm shocked there aren't more TWS earbuds that have this feature. The magsafe is so convenient. I only take calls on earbuds/headphones and hate taking phone calls "the old way". When someone calls me, I gotta remember where I left a set of earbuds to pick up my call, but these, I can just flip my phone around, grab the buds, and answer within the first couple of rings. The buds pair quickly and have a really old-school 8-bit sounding pairing success sound that's really nostalgic.It doesn't add a ton of extra bulk to the phone, and I feel it made my phone more comfortable to hold. The built-in kickstand was handy, but my phone case already has one built in. I can use the earbuds kickstand or if I flip the case upside-down and I can use my phones built-in kickstand.The touch controls are your run of the mill earbuds settings and are mirrored between the left and right buds. Single press for volume up/down. double press for play/pause, triple for skip/previous songs. Hold for assistant.If you value convenience above all else, you will like these buds. The sound is workable, but I love these for the convenience. If you like bass, you will not like these. I think they deserve a recommendation regardless, as these have been the first set of buds I've seen that have magsafe built into them and that level of convenience is awesome.

Coming from an AirPods, and JLab user, these Komutr Wireless Magnetic Earbuds are not bad at all. Quite shocking they are being I have never heard of this brand. Of course with any earbud or headset I test, I play Bohemian Rhapsody by Panic! At the Disco! It's very clear and great for testing "ins and outs, left and right ear sounds", separation of instruments and voices, spatial Audio, surround and backgrounds, etc. Honestly, they were much clearer than both right out of the packaging without equalizer adjustments. The app is great and easy to use for customizing the features of the earbuds.The ANC and ambient aware a good , but the talk through feature is just okay. Pairing only took a few seconds and I was jamming. The design is unique looking and they look really expensive. The case is where they shine. It's really nice and I love the wireless MagSafe feature. Doubling as a kickstand on my desk at work is cool. I've already had a few people asks about these buds. The fit great in my ear after switching my fittings. The touch features are still an adjustment for me, but they are quite responsive. I haven't worn them long enough to test battery life, but I did a quite a bit of work around the house and they haven't died yet. They are at a great price on their site now if you're Christmas shopping.

ApplicationWireless magnetic earbuds with slim MagSafe-style charging case.Pros• Ultra-thin case with kickstand• ANC/ENC listed• Apple Find My supportCons• Fit varies by ear• IP54 is splash-onlyConclusionPocket-friendly earbud set. Good if you want a thin magnetic case.

I've had SkullCandy Rails (S2RLW) for a year or so and I needed to get a replacement pair so when I saw the unique magnetic attachment case I wanted to give the Komutr set a try. So far I haven't been disappointed. The set comes with the case/charger, a set of Komutr earbuds, a USB C charging cable, and a set of several different size changeable earbud tips.So the real unique thing about this set is the case - it is designed to couple with magnetic safe phones so that the case attaches to the phone back for convenient carrying. For me I have an Otter Box case with a steel disk for my magnetic car mount and the Komutr case attaches strongly to that disk. Because the case is relatively thin, the earbuds themselves are a bit more streamlined with a little longer stem compared to my Rails (see pics for comparison). The buds themselves also magnetically lock into the case when charging. The case and the buds all seem well made and appear sturdy to take some rough handling.As for use, the buds automatically turn on and attempt to pair when you remove them from the case. Initial pairing was quick, seamless and stable (on an Android). Music and other content played through the buds clearly across all volume settings. Komutr also has an app for the buds that have management functions, including a digital equalizer - they have presets or a customizable frequency overlay that can be visually adjusted by frequency range and then synced automatically to the earbuds. The interface also allows you to pick listening modes, such as noise cancelling. Komutr also has the capability to connect to Apple's Find my service which is convenient if they ever get misplaced (compared to SkullCandy used the Tile service) - hopefully Komutr will add hooks to Tile and other similar services.Overall, the Komutr earbuds are a solid quality product and good value.

Komutr sticks a 12 mm charging case to the back of a MagSafe phone so the buds live with the phone instead of in a bag. That part works. Magnets hold, the lid stays shut, Find My can ping the case, and the open lid becomes a kickstand. IP54 and claimed 7 hours plus extra case charges are enough for a commute. ANC and ENC are present, not class-leading. Sound from the 8 mm drivers is decent daily-driver stuff, not Momentum-level.You pay $129 for the form factor. The case does not juice the phone, and 12 mm still makes a pocket thicker. Non-MagSafe phones need the extra plate. If you already lose AirPods, this solves the real problem. If you care more about isolation and tuning, buy better buds and keep them in a pouch.Best for iPhone users who want buds glued to the phone and a tiny stand. Skip them if you want the best ANC at this price or refuse extra bulk on the back of the handset.