Review on 🎧 SONXTRONIC XDR-1000 BB Premium Soft Touch Earhook Earbud Sport Running Headphones with Microphone and Bass Boxes Design by Travis Riffey

I had several pairs of earphones, just unboxed and tested for the first time. I purchased these headphones and I am giving an unbiased review with no compensation. I found this pair because I was looking for something to work with that would sit comfortably in my ears. I can safely say that these are the best headphones I have ever worn. The earwires out of the box fit my ears perfectly, although they are malleable enough to take any shape I want and maintain their integrity. I bent an earhook into various shapes that held up well, but have since bent it almost to its original shape, which fits the contours of my ears perfectly. I can pull on the cable with several pounds of pressure without breaking the good seal the earbuds make. Even after a fairly strong pull, the hooks stay on your ear, so you can easily put the earbud back in your ear. I look forward to working with them. Sonically, the bass is stronger and clearer than the Ludacris Soul headphones I've used in the past, although like most headphones, they distort painfully at max volume. The most comfortable volume level is clear and loud, about 65% of my iPhone's settings. Can't complain about the sound quality, especially for the price. I have a pair of Sony on-ear headphones that I will use at home but they are more than adequate, exceptional although the sound is suitable for on the go. However, there are a few awkward design traits. The memory foam pieces are completely separate from the (relatively thin and flimsy) headphone cable. On the plus side, you can remove the ear hooks if you want and the cords go straight down. On the other hand, this creates a sharp articulation angle in which the sound driver can dangle freely. This actually helps ensure a comfortable fit from the horn to the earpiece, but my intuition tells me that this will become a wear point over time if I treat them the same as the rest of the earbuds I've rolled up in my back pocket to carry around take something with you . . Abuse. Another design flaw is that the 3.5mm jack is straight. This actually helps with accessing the audio jack if you have a bulky phone case, but in my situation with a thinner case it creates a protrusion from my phone in my pocket, which is less convenient than the 90 degree rotation you get on others Find headphones , and can serve as another wear point. In the end, I'm totally thrilled with this purchase. I think I could keep it for workout use instead of everyday use to prolong its life, but because of the good sound quality and built-in mic for $16 I could just use it daily to see how long it lasts takes time to burn out. through them and buy another pair.