🎧 House of Marley Uprise In-Ear Headphones - 8-Hour Battery Life, Sweat-Proof & Weather Resistant, IPX5 Rated, Custom Fit, Microphone & 3-Button Controls, Tangle-Free Braided Cable in Teal Review

I'm not an audiophile and have some Bluetooth headphones, I bought them based on my curiosity about House of Marley and the reviews seemed decent enough for me to try. Pros: They are beautiful and comfortable. Cons: The sound quality is just awful, like it's a joke. Sounds like five dollar headphones playing through a tin can 20 feet away. Even plugging the headphones deep into my ear canal didn't matter, there was no bass and the vocals sounded tinny. Maybe you're luckier than me.

They were actually quite comfortable and connected to my cell phone without any problems. The construction is decent. The problem is in the tone. After listening to MP3s for half an hour, my ears were completely exhausted from the uncomfortable onslaught of sound. NOTHING sounded good with these headphones - vocals were always completely drowned out by over-emphasized boomy bass, making everything sound muddy and unnatural. They don't produce deep bass, although it wasn't what I was looking…

I bought a used pair of these headphones and didn't expect them to have earwax on them or be dead in the box but lo and behold. I hold the seller responsible, not the HoM. Pros: - Bluetooth headphones. They connect when you turn them on and require no additional setup. Battery life. The maximum time I went without charging my headphones (and using them daily) was 3 days. - Braided cables. I like it. Protection from bad weather and sweat. I wasn't surprised by the rain but they stayed and worked

I'll preface my review by explaining that I own a whole range of headphones, including similar Bluetooth in-ears like the House of Marley Uprise . Here's what I think of them. What I like: - The sound is normal, very typical of Bluetooth headphones when the earbuds are in place and make a good seal. There's a good amount of bass - It's lightweight - 8 hours of battery life. What I like a lot less: - Comfort. I have a lot of questions about this, firstly the thing that goes in the ear to hold…

I have many types of headphones and now I know what this type is perfect for: sports. Maybe you and everyone else already knew about it. But when I run (or train on an elliptical trainer), the regular earbuds can fall out and the large earbuds can fall off, or at least get uncomfortably sweaty. Obviously you don't need a cable plugged into your phone to exercise, so they're perfect in every way. They are also very comfortable. The plug-in headphones fit my ears perfectly and already provide…

The House of Marley Uprise Sweatproof In-Ear Headphones made in China weigh 22.5g and include earbuds and storage pouch USB to Micro -USB charging cable, three sizes of flexible ear hooks, three sizes of ear gels and documentation. Each set sold is not only made from eco-friendly materials, but also helps plant a tree. The control panel is located on the cable at the back left and has the +, M logo and - buttons. Each button has multiple actions depending on how long it is pressed and current…