Heyday
True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds - heyday™ Black
The verdict
These budget earbuds offer good sound quality and affordable pricing, but many users experience persistent syncing problems where earbuds disconnect or only one connects, which troubles don't resolve with troubleshooting.
What parents love
- • good sound quality
- • affordable price
- • multiple earbud sizes included
- • compact charging case
- • quick charge time
Worth knowing
- • earbuds lose sync quickly
- • only one earbud connects
- • syncing issues persist after troubleshooting
Beyond the listing
Reviewers found these budget earbuds acceptable for the price, with mixed experiences. Sound quality is generally decent but unspectacular—acceptable for casual listening but lacking bass and high-frequency detail. Comfort and build vary by model variant; some found them comfortable while others experienced ear pain. Significant issues reported include unreliable Bluetooth pairing, one earbud failing to connect or work properly, inability to use a single earbud alone, touch-control delays, a very loud low-battery beep, and unclear charging indicators on the case. Several users appreciated the value at clearance or budget prices ($10–$20), while others felt certain variants were overpriced at full retail.
Holds up elsewhere
- good value at clearance prices
- comfortable fit for some users
- adequate sound for casual listening
- sweat resistant
- case feels solidly built
- multiple ear-tip sizes included
- long battery life on some models
- can connect to two devices
Comes up as a drawback
- unreliable bluetooth pairing issues
- one earbud fails to connect or stops working
- cannot use single earbud alone
- touch controls have significant delay
- very loud annoying low-battery beeping
- unclear case charging status
- lacks active noise cancellation on some models
- poor high-frequency and bass response
- uncomfortable for extended wear on some models
- mic quality subpar for calls
Safety check — clear
We cross-checked this product and its manufacturer against CPSC recall notices, NHTSA child-seat recalls, FDA recalls and the AAP's safe-sleep criteria on September 7, 2026, and found no active recall or safe-sleep concern. That is a check of the public recall record, not a test of the product.
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