Review on 🎧 LancaTune Earphones: Wired in-Ear Headphones with Mic, Remote Control and 3.5mm Jack - Powerful Bass, Portable Design, iPhone, iPod, iPad, Mac, PS3/PS4/PS5, Android Compatible - Black by Todd Winter

Obviously I have a curve estimate here. These are not etymotic. However, I am amazed at how the Chinese manufacturers have approached the design of simple mid-range headphones. The bass is good, but only if you take your fingers and press down on the little rubber tips for a snug fit. Obviously this isn't a realistic way to walk unless you enjoy people making fun of you and never need to use your hands for anything else. Don't ask me about problems. Unfortunately, I am of an age where I can no longer hear anything above 9 kHz. Pretty smooth. I've spent hours and hours of my life untangling Bud's antenna cables. I hate them. However, I always use wired three-button headphones instead of Bluetooth because I listen to a lot of podcasts and audiobooks and need the precision that hard buttons offer. Bluetooth controls are too shaky and don't allow fast forward and rewind. What was unique was that this set of headphones did NOT come with additional rubber tips of different sizes. Unimportant; Every other product of this nature I've ever received came with extra kits, and now I've got literally hundreds of these little guys stored in a couple of plastic boxes. I will never want headphones again for the rest of my life. So happy. They arrived in a plastic case that was easy to open with a hammer or vise, but I opted for a hammer and chisel. With a little careful effort, I was able to pry open the plastic box and throw it away. Luckily, the three buttons on the controller are easy to tell apart and work accurately. Sometimes these buttons are recessed so thin that they're really hard to use without looking at them. This was not the case here. The volume is good. Medium gauge cable. I expect these headphones to last about three months and then break. We will see. I have no complaints about the price.