Review on Sony MDREX15AP/B In-Ear Earbud Headphones with Mic - Black by Amar ᠌

I purchased it from a reputable internet retailer, and after using all of the available discounts, there were just 216 left. In my smartphone, I make use of S4mini. When I first listened to it in the store, I couldn't believe there was such a substantial improvement over the Samsung that I had previously owned. To begin, the sound quality of the first generation Samsung is terrible; there is no low or high setting, only middle ones, just like the Mayak radio from the 1980s. Second, after 15 days of use, one of the headphones that came with the first Samsung model stopped working. These headphones offer a smooth bass, high-quality highs, three different sizes of silicone ear cushions, a headset that works wonderfully with my S4mini, and a flexible wire that does not bend, fold, or become rigid when exposed to cold temperatures. To put it succinctly, for 216, it's nothing more than a bedtime story. After using it for a month, I want to point out that the microphone functions faultlessly in every environment; my conversation partners are able to hear me clearly whether we are on a bus or on a busy street. The right speaker "sank" after being used for a period of two months. At the maximum volume, it can be heard squeaking a little bit, but when the volume is reduced to half, it is completely inaudible. It is unfortunate, considering that I only used the headset infrequently, at low volumes of up to 60–70%, and listened to news stations exclusively; I did not listen to any music that contained basses. After reading a number of evaluations, I came to the realization that the majority of them painted the same picture: after two to three months of use, the right speaker is the one that "died." After the part was replaced under the warranty, events transpired in a manner very similar to before. The answer can be found here: a keg of tar hidden in a jar of honey. Although this headset has a decent sound quality and a microphone, it has no performance features whatsoever. The creator of the model made a mistake that results in a technological flaw. It is not recommended to purchase this product. A month later, on the same well-known Chinese website, I purchased headphones for the price of 130, and they have served me well for the past many years with no problems whatsoever. Yet the sound quality isn't any worse in them, and the headset, as well as their dependability, actually surprised me by being among the best. Where is the value in these defunct brands such as Sony and others like them?