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I use these earbuds with an Apple Macbook computer for phone calls and listening to music while working on documents (note they have a usb-c plug, so don't work directly with an Iphone).I find that they are quite comfortable to wear, stay in the ear, and give decent sound at a good volume -- certainly clear sound for phone calls/Zoom meetings. Music sounds pretty good here out of my computer, though no, not as good as my Bose over-the-ear headphones, but certainly good enough.Cord length is decent and the earbuds come with a nice compact case that is easy to throw into a briefcase or suitcase.Recommended as being very good for the price - Color is OKb ut wish there were more to choose from.

If you go into this looking for a backup set of usb-c headphones that get the job done for a good price, these will hit the mark. Highs and Mids are clean, but bass-heads will be left wanting for sure. These are def not hi-fi, but I've also heard worse at this price-point.- Voice Qual -For work conference apps, these are fine. No issues, everything sounded as good as the apps' compression permits.- Music Qual -For music, I tested with "For the Love of a Princess" and "A Gift of Thistle" (songs with great range and classical instrumentation). They sounded clean, almost beautiful in parts. Strangely, the ambient nature background noises (birds, crickets, running water) were more prominent than any of my other my expensive headsets. Cello and Violins were a touch hollow, but low harp strums ironically came through with great body while bass tones were more hum than boom. Make of that what you will.Then I tested on Adele's "Set Fire to the Rain", and Korn's "Freak on a Leash" songs. Vocals sounded ok, but I wouldn't call either memorable. Bass was sort of audible(?), but closer to absent than present. If your playlists are metal or vocal heavy, maybe keep looking.- Fit / Comfort / Durability -The color and fit are discreet, which I appreciate (see pics). They fit similarly to standard Apple wired EarPods, but are ever-so-slightly bigger. They're comfortable but traditional apple-users will notice the difference immediately. They feel durable in my hands, I don't suspect they'll break down under regular use.- Windows 11 -Windows 11 picked up the headphones immediately when plugged them into my Lenovo docking station. Volume Up, Down, and Pause controls all worked as expected. Mic was fine, nobody complained about my voice on 2 conference calls.- Round Up -In all, not bad if you're looking to save a few bucks on a backup set of phones, but much stronger options exist for just a few dollars more. For only +$4 more, the fruit company EarPods offer a much stronger music experience, though you'll also need a usb-c adapter.

These are actually pretty good headphones. With the newer phones being released without a headphone jack, these come in pretty handy if you don't want to spend money on a wireless set. I was a little concerned that the part that goes into your ear doesn't have any soft rubber around it, but it feels decently comfortable, so that's not a concern. The sound quality is pretty average, I don't have anything good or bad to say about it, i didn't notice any issues. Same goes for the microphone, the person on the other hand didn't have a problem hearing me. I do like the magnetic side that keeps the two earbuds together, less temptation for my cat to pounce on a stray hanging wire. Overall, these are pretty solid headphones.

Nice design didn’t work

These headphones sound good. They also have a volume adjustment on the cord which is useful when working out. I loved the color. Unfortunately due to the width of the ear piece they do not stay in the ear. I usually need to drop the size of the rubber attachment but this pair did not have that. I was hoping the shape would help. It does not.

The case is nice because I broke my last pair of earbuds due to stuffing them in my backpack and got caught on something else. One slightly annoying thing with earbuds in general is how to keep the ear buds together when putting them away, this pair has a magnet so they can stick together back-to-back, to me that makes it easier to put away. The sound was pretty good on my Android, I didn't hear any hissing or other sounds when video/audio was not playing. I did wish it came in some other colors, but it should stay cleaner than white. My phone happens to be light green so the darker green works for me.

This headset pleasantly surprised me. They are tiny and come with a hard case. Comfortable in my ears. Sound excellent on a phone call, both to me and the caller. Also works very well watching YouTube with people speaking. It's easy to place it back into its protective case, just wind it around two fingers. The cable feels like silicone and will not tangle. The sound seems natural and linear from high to low, like studio headphones. They do not fatigue me over time. Also, since it's wired, it will never need batteries or recharging, and one cannot lose an earpiece, like with a wireless set.I use this with my Samsung Galaxy S20. When I plug it in, it is instantly recognized by the phone and the sound is redirected from the speakers to the headset. Unplugging reverses this, nothing to set on the phone.For listening to music they are decent. I am personally missing some frequencies at the low end. Also, when listening to a familiar title on Tidal app, I would prefer to hear more detail. Also the buttons of the headset work fine with some apps, don't do anything in some other apps, however I prefer to control things from my phone device anyway.At this price point I think they are an excellent value, and one of my best recently acquired items. For more money, one could get a more perfect, and perhaps a wireless set. But for this money one should be happy with this item.