Review on Headphone Earphone Ergonomic Comfortable Microphone by Justin Dorsett

Great little in-ears for a neutral soundstage with balanced drivers. Clear, pure sound. Sound - We'll equalize to get low frequencies without low-frequency rumble, but punchy at the same time. Lost some of the tightness on "in for kill" with a hint of heavy mids. The treble sounds, but is not piercing as with many V-cardioids. Doesn't require much power and can actually run it when you need it. Isolation - Isolates with gentle cancellation of ambient noise. It's probably best to use the foam tips, which I prefer. Fit - good ergonomics for small/medium and XL ears. Look/Feel - Nice brushed aluminum face but with a polymer body that makes it look great without being heavy like many cheaper buds. I can see they actually take a few drops and also don't tire the ears like all metal earbuds do. The cable is a good brand cable that doesn't make any friction noise. Connection/Mic - love the fact that they protect connections! Instead of exposed copper pins, they've been countersunk in plastic to prevent bending or breaking. The quality is there. The microphone is functional and has a button that works with the iPhone. Playlist: 1. Cloud City 2. Aqua Drop 3. La Rouein for the kill. 4. Bassnectar I've tested over 100 buds and prefer a V-shaped sound with a heavy sub-bass.