Audiovance Vibes 202MC HiFi USB-C Wired Earbuds with Mic, Black

The main point here is the sound and function and both are quite good. Audiophile quality I cannot guarantee, but that is due to the subjective note here. I would have to see some tracings to detect 'flutter' and 'wow' or other factors which are measurable and the sound is largely subjective without such readings. The braided wire appears to be durable and the ear pieces have the advantage of not requiring those rubber pieces which can fall off or wear over time. That versatility or portability are noted in the ideas here is a tad silly, but the case with its carabiner loop allows for the latter to be easier. Wired units are capable of much better sound than what one gets with Bluetooth and USB-c DAC sound quality is going to clearly beat the old analog sound of the 3.5-mm phono jack unless the materials and design are horrid! One understands that the trade off to the better sound is the wire management, but that is the cost for the better quality sound. How this lines up with the famous companies such as Sennheiser or Klipsch is unclear, but it is going to easily beat the general alternatives. It is a value for the money, though perhaps it could be a tad less costly.

I originally bought the Audiovance 202MC wired earbuds for a six-hour flight and wanted something light and reliable. I didn’t want to carry bulky headphones or worry about Bluetooth batteries dying halfway through the trip. I just wanted something simple and reliable. Since these were under $50, I wasn’t expecting anything amazing. But they actually surprised me. The first thing I noticed once the plane took off was the noise isolation. With the right ear tips, the cabin noise dropped quite a bit. Once music started playing, most of the background noise faded away, which made the flight much more relaxing. Sound quality is surprisingly good for this price range. The highs are clean, vocals sound natural, and the bass has a solid punch without overpowering everything else. I listen to a mix of rock, electronic music, and podcasts, and these handled all of them well with the built-in DAC chip. Another reason I brought them on the trip is the USBC connect. My phone doesn’t even have a headphone jack anymore, so being able to plug directly into the USB-C port without carrying an adapter made travel a lot easier. Comfort was also better than expected. I wore them for several hours straight during the flight and didn’t feel any discomfort. Once I found the right ear tip size, they stayed secure the entire time. The braided cable also feels pretty durable and doesn’t tangle easily, which is something I appreciate when throwing them into a backpack or carry-on. I originally bought them just for that trip, but now I actually use them at home quite a bit too. For the price, the Audiovance 202MC wired ear buds turned out to be a really solid pair of in-ear-headphones.

Great sound, no radiation! A bit pricey but worth it.

fait une peu mal a l'intérieur des oreilles , mais le son est tres bon.

Love these, comfy for my ears (I have small ears), wire is very durable, these will last me a long time. They look very nice I’ve gotten complements, the noise cancellation works pretty well, I wear them around the city, on the train, and even though it’s not ANC it still blocks out a lot of noise while still letting me be aware of my surroundings. The wire is thick so doesn’t get tangled, but when I unravel it from the case it will get a little caught on the ear mold part. I got the pink color it looks so cute. Worth the money!