Review on Wired Earbuds Headphones with Microphone 5 Pack: 🎧 Noise-Isolating Bass Earbuds for iPhone, Android, Computers, iPad, MP3 Players by Tim Hull

As mentioned the sound quality is a bit tinny but if I had to guess why that is it would be because the bass is VERY strong on these headphones. So much so that it pushes the vocals into the background. I know a lot of music lovers who like heavy bass, so if that's you, you'll DEFINITELY like it. They also do an excellent job of blocking out outside noise. I asked my Alexa Echo device to provide a local weather report (the device was on volume 7) while listening to music through headphones (at a low volume) and I couldn't tell you a word about what Alexa said. lol! I now prefer a balanced sound quality to my music (with a little less bass), so for most of the day after getting these earbuds I did the following: 1) alternated different earbud sizes (3 sets) 2) tested the earbuds with different ones Music apps I have on the device3) I've been playing around with the playback/equalizer settings in applications (if any) and on the device itself. After that I noticed that the sound quality varies depending on the apps and headphones used: 1) The quality with Apple Music and Revain Music is poor. With or without equalizer settings. 2) The quality with Spotify and satellite radio apps like IHeartRadio and SiriusXM is definitely better if you use the right equalizer settings. I used Spotify's equalizer and iPod's equalizer at the same time while listening to the former and it sounded perfect. Almost no "tinny" sound, and I didn't have to turn the volume up to nearly 10. The mids were perfect. 3) Although the smallest earbuds fit perfectly in my ears, they surprisingly made the thinnest sound. The larger buds were better, but not by much. The middle ears were the best of the three, giving just the right amount of highs and lows and they stayed in my ear (remember I sat most of the day). Overall I gave it a 5 but 4 for sound quality. Hope this review helps! :-)