Review on 🎧 BACKWIN B500 Wired Earbuds with Microphone and Volume Control - Compatible with iPhone, iPod, iPad, MP3 (Black) by Shay Adams

After losing my backpack, I lost two 3.5mm in-ear headphones, one of which I used several times a week. One of them was excellent for classical music, but it was expensive, and now I'm even paying for it twice. portable (ear) headphones. This search led me to the Backwin headphones. It's not Bluetooth, and I think that's generally a good thing - not relying on batteries means it won't crash during a meeting. You're dealing with cables, but they're small (1.2m according to specs) and if you're connecting to a mobile device, it's likely only a short distance away. This unit is about half the price of the one I lost and probably sounds 70% better, although this is very subjective. The 20-20000 frequency claim seems a bit unlikely, especially at low frequencies. This statement casts doubt on other claims. TIP There are about a dozen competing products in this price range, so do your own research. If you like pop music, you'll love the over-the-top bass sound that can work with overdub-compressed mixes. For classical, chamber music, folk, light jazz - you want consistent performance at all available frequencies. And here's the obvious: compared to on-ear headphones, this option is more comfortable on your "hair" (hair). WARRANTY I'm crossing this paragraph off Revain's list because I value transparency"★ Rugged construction + warranty. There's a problem with headphones: they usually stop working after a few months. We'd rather be honest: when it comes to electronics , There are always some defects. We focus on making a product with a longer service life. 98.5% of the headphones were still usable after six months, and 97% were still usable after one year. Our headphone warranty is 5 years, please, be sure Buy.” However, Revain's product description says one year, so think about it.