🎧 GOgroove AudiOHM RNF Durable Earbuds - Heavy Duty Headphones with Aramid Fiber Reinforced Cable, in-Line Mic, Noise Isolation & Rugged Metal Driver Housing (Carbon Black) Review

I used to use my headphones at least once every six months. Even the expensive ones couldn't resist. Thin cables just don't stand up to everyday use. I bought these headphones almost two years ago and they still work. The sound quality suits me. I haven't had any cases of the rubber tips falling off like others are complaining. The main feature of these headphones is that they will serve you for a long time. The durable cable is the hallmark of these headphones. If you are tired of buying new…

Headphones seem to have good wear resistance. They don't tangle and are inexpensive which means I can have them for a while. Big fan of custom ear clips that can be attached for different sizes. I don't usually like headphones in this style, but several sizes solved this problem. However, I cannot recommend these headphones if you intend to use them regularly with a phone + case, which I do. They don't quite fit due to the thick plug. I have to take the case off my phone to even use it with it…

I bought these headphones because I wanted more durable headphones with a more durable cable and connectors. My headphones regularly drop out because I listen to a lot of music and podcasts on my phone while walking and running with my phone in my pocket. Prolonged exposure to this material has destroyed over 20 headphones to date for some reason. At the moment these headphones have lasted 4 months without any problems. If they fail I will update this review to note when they did. I appreciate…

The best headphones/headsets I've ever bought! The rubber earbuds don't fall off the speaker or get lost like most do. The extra small unique ear hooks seem odd at first, but they help the earbuds speak much better in the ear. The first thing that struck me in terms of durability is the size of the cable. The cable is much thicker than most other earphones/earphones/headsets, so it's less likely to break. Also, the 3.5mm male/female is not bulky and easily fits my iPhoneSE with the OtterBox…

Pros: - Good sound, not noteworthy - Microphone works very well - Cable feels strong and wears well None of the headphones fit me. But it just depends on your ear. The cable is very long. I have to work hard to carry it in my bag when I go and listen to music/podcasts due to its length. It also means that it's very difficult to fit into a case, which is why I don't use it anymore. I really wish the cable was shorter. The left earpiece stopped working after about 2 months. I used to have…

I've been looking for a new pair of headphones since my SkullCandy Ink'd 2 died in one ear so I wanted something more reliable so I didn't have to start it endure again. I've seen and heard good things about it so I thought why not? And I have to say I really like her. The sound quality is pretty good (I don't know if it's the best I've had, but it's definitely not bad), the build quality really shows with the metal body, thick cables and Y-connector. As for the complaints, the only thing I…

Update: The company takes on the warranty and the replacement that comes in a reasonable time. Assuming these are the latter, I'll continue with my original review of the mid-range sound and in-ear fit. About two weeks after delivery, the left side of the earbud started experiencing sound quality issues and now both earbuds are barely working. If the cable moves slightly to one side or the other, the sound will be interrupted/intermittent or the volume will fluctuate. Makes them useless when…

I ride my bike to work and I catch myself burning my headphones. I run and exercise too, so it's no surprise that my headphones break after a few months of heavy use. When I saw that these headphones were backed by a lifetime warranty, I decided to see if they could stand the test of sweat, rain, snagging on something, and being in bags and pockets all the time. So far, so good. A few notes: The good guys: They're damn strong. So far they've survived a decent number of tests with no visible…