USB C Headphones, WOHZOEK Type C Earbuds with Microphone, Stereo Bass Earphones, Compatible with Google Pixel 2/XL, Huawei, HTC 10/U11/U12, Essential Phone (Black)

I am not a big fan of headphones, I can accept without quality problems. The reason why I bought this headphones is because of their good shape, the color is my favorite, and it is also compatible with my Essential Phone. Everything seems to be suitable. I use them every day when I walk in the evening, I can't isolate too much noise, but I can accept it. If you want to get a pair of USB C headphones for no more than 25 dollars, I think you can have a try.Update: Sound quality is worthwhile for the price of 20$, clear, the bass is not so obvious, I love it. If you don't expect high sound quality and don't want to spend more money, these will suffice.

Nice quality. Works with audio apps on my Moto z2 force, but not for phone calls!!I don’t know why phone manufacturers think they can get away with sloppy development and change of standards just to sell accessories without proper thought and development. Perhaps because we let them. USB C was simply unnecessary.

This headphone is my first foray into USB-C audio,they come very nicely packaged includes instructions and a small leather bag(can be used to store headphones).They are perfect for my ears,even when I am running, they are well fixed. The USB-C plug fit perfectly and snugly into my phone google pixel 2 port. Furthermore,the color finish is good, looks pretty classy actually.These earbuds sound honestly good. Don't mistake that for me saying they're up to par with studio headphones.They're just good-especially for the price. Good sound(it genuinely sounds better than any 3.5 mm aux earbuds in the same price range).Will recommend them.

There are few type c ear buds out there, so bought this one purely based on the reviews. The sound quality is fine and the microphone worked well, but doesn't much matter if they won't stay in your ear. Even with the fabric covers, it's very difficult to keep these from falling out. If you're like me, and could never get the stock apple headphones to stay in your ear, then don't buy these.

Bought these upgrading to a Pixel 2. Very comfortable, but sadly that is where the positives end. Almost as soon as they came out of the packaging, I noticed random popping and occasional slight fuzz in the audio. Very sensitive to static as well. After only a couple weeks of use, a new problem emerged - at random points the volume of the audio would spike painfully loud, as if someone had turned the gain to 11. Combined with the tendency for fuzz and white noise, this often resulted in unbearably loud white noise being blasted almost randomly.Do not buy if: - you intend to use these while your device is in your pocket - if you live in a dry area or a house with deep carpets - if you want a product that will last longer than a couple months at most.

Got these as a gift for my son and he loves them. Uses them daily on our long commute and brags about how great it is that he can't hear his sister singing her music through them.

I'm not an audiophile and can't really tell the difference between good and bad sound quality. I always buy the cheapest wired headphones, the kind you have to replace every once in a while because they're so cheap. Hence I bought this one. But I consider the sound quality coming out of these headphones to be so bad that it's actually distracting. The buds themselves feel very cheap. The rest of it is decent quality. Maybe if you wear these headphones to mow the lawn, the sound quality wouldn't bother you. Unfortunately I recommend not buying these.

I use the head phones to listen to my audio books at the gym. I needed a C Type plug for my pixel phone. Headphones work great