GOgroove Durable Heavy Duty Earbud Headphones (Rasta) - Ergonomic Earphones With Fiber-Reinforced Cable Review

First off, don't buy them if you're even a tad audiophile. They are very muddy and the high frequencies get lost in the mix. Samsung headphones sound better. As for the often advertised "heavy duty" durability. they are not durable at all. Went through two pairs (under their warranty) in less than a year. Sure, the cable is bulky, but the connectors wear out just as quickly as any $10 pair of headphones. The cables are very thick and inflexible, so I consider them durable if you're afraid of…

I only lasted two weeks when I noticed that the volume was gradually decreasing. I've tried them on several electronic devices, no difference - still low volume. I then used other headphones on the same devices and had a very good volume. So I realized that the problem is with these headphones and not with my devices. I am very careful with my headphones and all my electronics; They usually last a lot longer than usual. I am sure that I have not damaged these headphones in any way. I am very…

I bought these because I break/wear out the headphones a lot and thought I should buy something more durable. They appear to be solidly built, although I think only time will tell if they hold up as well as the others. I will update my review if they are less durable than I expected. Contrary to some reviewers, I don't find them too heavy or uncomfortable. However, I've found that they don't stay on as well as some headsets, even when experimenting with different sizes of gel caps. I have an…

I bought 50 pairs of earphones for 0.50 cents for my niece for fun for my niece who wore the earphones as underwear. Unfortunately, they only worked with Apple products. The longest headphones lasted a month, the Sentey X360. I don't even know the brand but it has done a few miles. Every pair I've bought for them in the last two years, Panasonic, Sony, Skullcandy etc has broken in one way or another from heavy use, travel or handling. . Other pairs just weren't compatible with IOS products. I…

I bike a few hours a day and have a lot of headphones. They usually last several months. At one point I bought some very cheap ones and figured if they're all going to break anyway, why not just buy them for a buck or two? I was not satisfied with the sound quality and hear conversations. So I decided to try these "durable" headphones. They have good sound quality and the button works with my MotoX. My experience is that the quality is bad. Here is my experience. I bought this and after a day…