In-Ear Earphones Hi-Res Headphones: Dynamic High Resolution Seeds IEMs for HIDIZS Hi-Res Audio Player (Black) Review

I really liked these headphones, I don't usually use wired headphones but I can honestly say that these were the best sound I've ever bought. Sounds perfect. And their customer service rocks too.

A very good purchase. The sound is pleasant and detailed, without harshness. The only problem I had was finding tips on how to get a good print. But it has more to do with my oddly shaped ear canals than the rims. Overall a great purchase for the $50 price I got them for.

One of the best headphones I've ever bought. I had a pair of great Shure headphones that I used for years until they broke. They're half the price and sound better. It's nice to listen to music with them. I had no idea how much the cheap headphones cut the song.

Less than a year later, the right earphone is still being cut. Since the cable cannot be replaced, it will be discarded. I take great care with my headphones, especially cables, to avoid misuse. Buy a device with interchangeable cables. There are many others for the same price and with better sound.

I bought these affordable headphones when I bought a HiRez MP3 player from the same manufacturer. The sound quality is excellent. The only complaint I have is that they were difficult to figure out how to fit in the ears. It would be nice if instructions were included. I would also say they need to work on a design that fits your ears better.

These economical headphones delivered great sound on my HIDIZS High Definition audio player, which compares well to the sound of other headphones that cost over 10 times the price of HIDIZS headphones . I'd prefer to use external car speakers or Klipsch outdoor speakers in our house if possible, but sometimes it's impractical if the sound is disturbing other people. I have never liked using in-ear headphones as they are too uncomfortable for me to wear for long periods of time.

Although everyone my age is a little less sensitive to high frequencies, I found the high frequency content excessive and unnatural. Comparing the sound to the Sennheiser HD280 ($100), HD580 ($?), and Hifiman HE560 (also overly bright $300 phones), the Seeds sound the same as the $50 phones. I prefer regular headphones over headphones, but this time I needed something smaller. As for the bass, it's pretty low, especially with the big rubber tips where it can also be overdone. Of course, bass…

I bought these headphones for my HIDIZS AP80 MP3 player (not included). I originally intended to use it with one of my standard 3mm headphones as I never planned on taking it out of the house. Well, plans changed and I was uncomfortable carrying $500 headphones everywhere (also, I prefer discretion when listening to music or podcasts). So I thought I'd try one of these HIDIZS headphones, but I didn't want to spend $100 or more on something I thought I'd hate, so I settled on this pair. Was…