Important notes: These earbuds don't support conventional Bluetooth; they only work with LE Bluetooth, which is found in the latest phones like the Samsung S23, Google Pixel 7, Motorola Edge 40 Pro, or any flagship phones released this year. There are reports from Reddit that they don't support Apple iPhones.- They come with 4 sizes of silicone tips.- USB-A to USB-C cable included.Sound Quality (music): 8.5/10 - These Inzone Buds use the same dynamic driver as the Sony WF-1000XM5. The articulation and level of detail are amazing, much better than my previous Sony WF-1000XM4 model and the Soundcore Liberty NC. However, it's essential to note that good sound quality doesn't necessarily mean heavy bass or a punchy style like Beats. If you're a basshead, you might find the sound a bit 'weak'.Sound Quality (gaming): 9.5/10 - These are undoubtedly one of the best gaming earbuds on the market right now, surpassing even premium options like the Razer Hammerhead Hyperspeed Pro or the Logitech G-Fit. The imaging is fantastic; you can hear footsteps accurately from different directions in FPS games, and the surrounding sound is immersive when playing RPG games. There's really not much to complain about in this category.ANC: 5/10 - I find the ANC to be somewhat odd. It can effectively block out far and mid-distance noise, like car engine sounds on the road or underground noise during travel. However, it can't block mouse clicking and keyboard typing sounds at all; they remain audible even with ANC on. So, I suggest you buy these buds for PS5 or PC gaming with a controller only. They are not an ideal choice for mouse and keyboard gaming.Comfort: 7/10 - Comfort is a very subjective feeling. I find that they fit my right ear perfectly, but my left ear starts feeling discomfort after 20 minutes of use. I swapped the original silicone eartips for foam ones from my previous XM4, and that made a big difference. However, if you plan to use them all day, you might be better off with a proper gaming headset.Commute: 7.5/10 - Voice recording is clear, thanks to AI noise filtering. I tried playing for a couple of hours with my friends in Discord, and they had no complaints about my voice so far. When I used them for phone chats at work, my colleagues said it sounded average. It's not bad, but it's not as clear as the Sony XM5 or Apple earbuds.Function: 6/10 - The Inzone app works on PC only for customizing tap functions or adjusting settings. It's a bit annoying that there's no app for Android or Apple phones. There's also a bug where the play and pause function doesn't work; I hope Sony will fix it soon. Compared to XM series, there's a delay for multi-pairing, as we have to manually hold our fingers on both sides for 2 seconds to switch between different modes (from Bluetooth to USB), whereas the XM series can automatically switch between different devices.Overall: 7.5/10 - The strengths and weaknesses of these earbuds are quite apparent. They are primarily for gaming with a controller only, so don't buy them for mouse and keyboard PC gaming. If you want earbuds for general use, go for the Sony XM5 earbuds instead.