1MORE Dynamic Driver Wired In-Ear Earphones Fashion Headphones with 3.5mm Jack, Microphone and Volume Control, Ergonomic Comfort, Balanced Sound, Tangle-Free Cable,1M301 Black & Red

Overall I'm very happy with these headphones. They work very well in virtually all aspects. Good deal for the price.ProsVery good build quality (seem like they won't break easily)Don't easily tangle (something that can annoy me immensely)ComfortableVery good sound quality for priceConsNot very loud (not great on metro)

I am so used to wearing wireless headphones that it took me a while to get used to these wired headphones. However I am tired of my wireless headphones running out of power and so I keep these as a spare and they work a treat.The lead which attaches the headphones to each other is strong and robust, not like the old plasticky type that used to be all the rage. The sound quality is excellent and they are more than comfortable, you wouldn’t even know they’re there AND they stay in! LOLAll in all, these are a great set of headphones either to keep as a spare for when your wireless headphones run out of juice or just to go back to the old-fashioned wired headphones and not have to worry about charging them.

1More’s Triple Driver earphones get a lot of praise but on a limited time deal I was eager to hear what their single Dynamic driver IEM’s sounded like. Maybe Santa will bring me the more expensive Triple drivers if I’m a good boy.With the 1More single Dynamic Driver earphones It’s a mixed bag in terms of audio quality.These IEM’s are certainly not for you bassheads out there. Sure there’s plenty of detail for the small asking price but low end is feeble. Bass is there but just not impressively so and I don’t consider myself to be a basshead.On the same day I also purchased a pair of Sony MDR-XB50AP’s which are bass heavy.This may have made me look upon the 1Mores unfavourably. Honestly I’m not a basshead!The TIN HIFI T2’s have a similar sound signature to the 1More’s in terms of lacking quantities of bass but that particular IEM makes up for in quality what it lacks in quantity.These 1More Dynamic Driver IEM’s can’t complete with the T2’s but speaking positively they do offer impressive vocal performance and upper mids and highs are nicely delivered. There’s no evidence of sibilance.The more time I spend with them the more I appreciate them and in honesty they’re better than the bass heavy Sony’s.Sadly though I can see them being overlooked for a more exciting pair of IEM’s I have in my collection.I’ve written “more” a lot during this review but sadly these 1More don’t give you more they give you just enough.In terms of making your mind up if you should purchase the 1More Dynamic Drivers is all down to how you like your listening experience.If you’re after clear detailed vocals and great mids and treble then these are worth considering. Or you should just buy the T2’s!If it’s bass you’re after then steer well clear.The aforementioned Sony’s are a better option in that regard at producing more bass but not better quality bass.The Sony’s are not as detailed in their delivery.If you’re not sure check out Soundmagic’s E10’s. They do everything well for the same price as the 1More’s

I should start out by saying that I tend not to invest too much on earphones for commuting, as even quite expensive models will (a) eventually suffer damage on regular trips in rush hour London and (b) give you limited enjoyment of super hi-fi sound on a noisy tube train. My main criteria are good-enough sound with excellent noise isolation and no annoying traits.I got these as long overdue replacements for cheaper Sennheisers. I can say they are defintely an improvement on £20 Sennheisers, soundwise, and comfortable with very good isolation and great bass when a proper seal is achieved. The cloth-braided main cable doesn't tangle easily and rubber-coated ear lines continue the good performance. The earpieces themselves seem well made and are comfortable.However, it is when I upgraded recently to a Samsung S8+ that I noticed their Achilles Heal: they are just not as good as the standard AKGs that come with the S8+.Other things that niggle: the packaging. Were I paying over £200 for some cans I might not care, but at £30, I wonder how much could have been saved off the price - 10%? But more importantly the strange rubber grommet used to hold the cable requires a good deal of caution to avoid tearing the thin ear leads during removal. The experience is irritating, rather than luxurious.So, worth getting as a utility set, so long ss you haven't got an S8. ☺

I make my own music, so when I listen back on something else, I know every component and detail of every beat, every chord, and how everything was mixed and meant to sound, and I make it on uncoloured flat response studio monitor headphones ( AiAiAi TMA - 2 )and Yamaha HS7 monitor speakers. I'm extremely happy with these earbuds. If I were to be nit-pickt, I'd say the sound is impeccably detailed and precise in high and mid-range frequencies. Low frequencies are ok, but I feel they could have a little low-shelf bump in the subs at say, 150hz and below, to give the sound a bit more bottom end weight. For 20 quid they are amazing, and the packaging........that wow'd me !! A lot of passion was put into the design of the whole package from top to bottom. Just buy them !!

What a sensational pair of earphones. While £35 isn't the rock-bottom end of the market, it's certainly not a high-end price. But that's what you're getting. The packaging is superb and the earphones themselves are frankly as good as my old pair of expensive Shure's. Well built with a braided cord and in-line mic which, for the record, records voice audio on to my iPhone better then the built in camera mic. Comes with a hard case and soft pouch plus a range of rubber buds to fit any ear size. Really impressed and highly recommended. Oh, an I paid FULL PRICE so none of this free stuff for a good review nonsense. This is 100% genuine.