Good find and inexpensive. Many people rave about their sub $100. ear buds.
I started with SoundCore at around $80. For now I'm totally content with my Technics EAH-AZ60 but they were retailing for around $200.
Since my nuprime died (and prohibitively expensive to fix) I've been all earbud.
How many buds do you own? Are the Yammies your favourite?
Initially I scoffed at wireless ear buds being in the same audio league as Home Stereo and even Headphones like my Beyerdynamics Custom Studio. But I needed a Bluetooth to answer the phone while driving on my job. Whipping out my Smartphone is like a $500 fine for distracted driving if caught. Before that I was just using the car audio cd player, don't listen to radio.
So I purchased the Yamaha TW-E6A as I trust Yamaha from other products I purchased in the past and the sound quality reviews for these buds were favorable. I was impressed with the sound when I got them but I wasn't able to download the app at first and I wasn't familiar with my Samsung A13 to realize I had an equalizer and sound controls. So I bought the JBL's because I could download the app and they sounded much better than the Yamaha's equalized with their app. They however were not secure enough in my ears so I thought I would try the JBL endurance. These however can't hit the volume I like which is almost max, so I'm disappointed in these because of that. So that is why I purchased the Huawei EasyClips because I needed something more secure in my ears, yet allows me to hear my passengers if I don't have the volume on max, they can go loud enough for me and drown out road noise and passengers.
As a result the Yamaha's are delegated to home use and PC and although they sound good I was contemplating getting buds that I could reach my desired volume level and here I discovered all I had to do was increase the Master volume. I bought 2 units as I was preparing for having these several years into retirement, since I don't know how long the battery will last but I expect 5 years.
The JBL 130NC for some reason I could not get to work on my PC. Huawei EasyClip work good but bass is slightly leaner than the Yamaha TW-E3A using the Voice Meeter app. So to sum up, Wireless Ear Buds IMO can have Audiophile quality sound but need to be equalized to sound great, I find them to be very convenient to wear as I can lay in bed while listening with a neck pillow and have a range of approx. 30 feet without interference so I can be anywhere in the house not tethered by a wire.
