Review on 🎧 ACAGET USB C Headphones - Galaxy S21 Ultra Earbuds for Android - Wired Earphone with Semi-in-Ear Design - HiFi Stereo USB C Earphones for Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus, S20 FE, Note 20, OnePlus 9 Pro - Grey by Ashlee Washington

The reason I bought these wired headphones is because I don't like wireless networks and I need them to make calls. My house can be noisy from neighbors at times, so I need something that doesn't absorb a lot of noise. The price also made me decide to go for it. It's not too cheap and not too expensive, just enough for its purpose. It also has a piece of paper listing a 6-month limited warranty. Headphones: The length of the cable is about 51 inches from USB-C to the earphone. That's a good length. It's also a nylon cord that prevents tangling. Please note that the nylon cable starts at the connection point to USB-C. I think it's still possible to get tangled in the wires that the headphones have since it's just regular rubber cord. Who knows? I've never encountered obfuscation. It speaks of protection from damage and cracks. I think I'll update this review after a while if I come across any issues with the cable. I tried the microphone for calls. Again, there are no questions. My voice is clear on the other end. The caller's voice was clear too. I played music and movies and the sound was good. The sound cannot be compared to over-ear headphones. But for the price, the headphones are perfectly adequate. The description said 192kHz/24bit. There is nothing to compare, it can be subjective. It sounds good enough to me. The volume controls (up/down/play/pause) also work. I also noticed that USB-C is a bit cramped. I'm not sure if this is related to the USB-C case containing a DAC chip. I try to be careful when plugging and unplugging. I have an S21 Ultra and need to make sure the port will last a few years. Maybe a little improvement would be to create grooves on the body so there is grip. I did not use the included clip and ear foam. Maybe I'll use it in the future. I also found that the headphones are not magnetic. That means the ends of the heads don't stick together like other headphones. And I'm not sure what the material is, but the earpiece isn't plastic. It's a little cold when you put it on for the first time. Maybe it's just me. I've been using the headphones for quite some time and haven't felt any complaints. I haven't used it while running or walking so I'm not sure if it will fall off or not. Body: 3" long and 3" wide. It looks like it's made out of some kind of hard plastic with a rubbery texture. There are no problems with flashes. It is smooth. The case is big enough for the headphones. It also has a small mesh pocket. I put in ear foam and a clip. Perhaps a small improvement would be a hook or small carabiner so you can carry this bag outside of your pocket for easy access. Based on the price and what I described above, I would still recommend these headphones over other headphones in the same price range and without a case.