Earphones/Earbuds/Headphones Microphone Bass Driven Noise Isolating Headset With Microphone remote sound control Compatible With Android Smartphones Tablets and more 3.5mm (1pack white)

"I've had a love/hate relationship with these earbuds until I learned how to properly use them (I've had them for a few weeks now). These are my first pair of in-ear earbuds and as many have already said, they are to be worn sealed into the ear canal to get the proper fidelity. You cannot simply fit them into the opening of the ear and get any bass response at all. I knew this but didn't know how you were supposed to get them inserted properly and I struggled in the absence of any pertinent guidance. I understand that everyone's ears are shaped a little differently but what I found that worked for me was to insert the bud into the opening of my ear canal and rotate it while applying inward pressure (kind of like turning a screw) until the cable/shaft points upwards (see my pic). When the bud is situated this way it slides into my ear canal and makes the appropriate seal and I can run the cable behind my ear. No amount of inward pressure could get the proper seal with the cables hanging downward like you would think it is intended. It took me a while to figure this out. I also discovered that there is a fine line between pushing it in just enough to create the seal and pushing it in too far. Go too far and they begin to hurt rather quickly... and they hurt pretty bad. So find the spot where they seal but go no further. Again, it took me a while to figure this out. When positioned correctly I can wear them for extended periods.That being said, once fitted correctly - sealed in the ear canal - these buds provide an adequate (quite a bit actually) amount of bass and sound isolation compared to the regular headphones that simply rest in front of the ear opening. The bass was too much at first. I realized I had my EQ settings on my device set to a high bass boost to compensate for my old headphones. Once adjusted to flatten out the bass they sounded fantastic.I've never had any other high-end earbuds to compare these to but I feel that these sound great especially for the price. They do a very good job of keeping o

Wow. These earphones cost less than $10? Wow. I've been using Shure SE215s for when I ride my motorcycle and also for when I edit songs (for my motorcycle). I figured it made sense to use the same set of earphones for editing as for listening. But the pair I use on my bike developed cracks all along one of the ear wires. I'd tape over one part and another part would tear and I could see the bare wire. I ordered a replacement set of cables but in the process came across these earphones and decided to give them a shot. The replacement cables for the SE215s cost three times what this entire set of earphones cost! And while they're not quite in the SE215s league, they're very close sonically. And compared to a pair of Koss earphones that cost about the same as the Panasonics, the quality is night and day. The Koss's sucked. The Panasonics's rock. I just ordered 2 more pair. They are actually more comfortable than the SE215s because they don't have that annoying piece that goes around the back of my ear, while still feeling stable in my ears. They also fit perfectly under my helmet; better than the SE215s. Amazing deal for under $10.

"I appreciate good headphones and so far, these do the job. I don't need to raise the volume super high since the sound is clear. You do need to have the volume a bit high for the noice cancellation to work. I am very rough on my earphones (I change them out almost every 4 months), so I'll edit in three months or so if they are still doing a great job. But money well spent. Bang for your buck or whateverUpdate: Woke to find my earphones chilling in spilled coconut water. Idk how long they were there, but I just wiped them off. They still work so far!update x2: the earphones aren't working that great with the mic and using it to make calls. static-y sounds. will probably just buy another pair since i do really like themUpdate x3: so I got a new phone and when I make calls with these headphones the other person doesn't hear any static. So headphones are really great."

"This is an excellent pair of in-ear headphones, especially for its price range. Since getting a pair, I've tested the audio quality, volume controls, and play / pause functions, and so far everything works quite well. These headphones have surprisingly strong bass, as mentioned in the description (""Heavy Deep Bass""). Most earbuds are particularly weak on bass, but these must have been engineered specifically to function well in the low-frequency range. I didn't attempt a technical analysis, but I found that the provided frequency response graph to be roughly accurate. Other reviewers have compared these to Skullcandy headphones, and I think that's definitely a fair comparison, even though these cost much less. These are stronger in the bass than the treble, and will be especially good if you tend to listen to bass-heavy music or prefer strong bass.There are a few extras provided: 5 pairs of alternate ear pieces, a small carrying bag, and a clip that can be attached to the headphones. The replacement / alternate ear pieces vary in size, so these should work with most ears out-of-the-box. To get the best sound quality and bass, you definitely need to use the earbuds that fit you the best.They have a standard 3.5mm jack (should work with basically all devices), with a relatively small profile. This means that even if you have a hard phone case without much room around the audio port, you should still be able to plug it in. The cable is approximately 35 inches from the plug to the neck, or about 52 in from the plug to the earbud. Everything seems to be fairly high quality, and I expect it to last quite awhile. Overall, a great value! :)"