JVC HAF10C Earbud Headphones with Protective Carrying Case - Enhanced Audio Experience Review

I've been using these headphones for many years and finally the case fell apart. I plan to buy the case and headphones again when they are back in stock. I like this case because you can wrap the cord and headphones and the case fits in your gym bag without tangling the headphone cord.

You get what you pay for, it's too big for my ears but I didn't realize you had to pay return shipping and a restocking fee. So I decided on the $8 item to keep. If you're after vintage headphones these work great but be aware they are larger than the old JVC Gummy headphones. If they fit you, it's a good deal because you get a travel case

These are my sport headphones, I need to find new ear pads for them which I bought on the dollar tree. I like the case very much and carry it in my handbag or travel bag for transport. Very convenient. I think the sound is pretty good too and would buy it again. I've bought a lot of cheap dollar store headphones and they don't last long. These have held up well. I also think that a straight plug is important to get good sound quality.

I only bought it for the case. I can't remember what I actually did with the headphones. I've been looking for a small radio for a long time and haven't found anything better than this one. It's easy to use whether I'm winding or unwinding. To wind, place the buds in 2 small indentations in the spool, make sure the cord exits through the gap of the spool, close the case and place your finger in the indentation on the bottom and twist the spool until the entire cable is wound. Gently pull on the

I bought this mainly because of the case which winds the headphones on and off easily and quickly keeping them clean, protected and tangle free. The case has a slim profile and fits perfectly in your pocket. This is by far the best cable management system I've come across and will fit most similarly styled headphones if you want higher quality headphones and use them as a backup. Headphones work well; better than others that cost twice or more and don't come with a kit. They're also longer than

I wasn't expecting much from it but I've been carrying it with me every day for seven months now and I'm very happy with it. The case protects the headphones and keeps them neatly folded. I expected the headphones to fail but they are still as good as the day I received them. Even if you do, the money is just in case. The only thing that bothers me is that the headphones are not as loud as the hands-free kit that comes with them and that the housing is made of quite fragile plastic. If you drop

Bought mainly for the boxed appearance (it's great btw) but the headphones have surprisingly good sound quality for the price - not audiophile level but decent - very good bass, ok treble, good mids , Sounds best when NOT cranking the volume - very good for videos and audiobooks, loses some detail for music tracks but not bad - better than many headphones costing 5 times the price. The biggest issue with them is that the ear piece is bare (not a padded jacket) and a bit too big for women's ears

Okay, I still didn't expect something that great from a pair of headphones that cost me less than $10. You get what you pay for, they're not bad, but they're not that good either. Here's why: The sound quality is rather weak, not just flat, but a bit tinny, rather weak in the treble and bass. The fit isn't ergonomic, it's just a regular round shape that's a bit too big. So if you have small ears the fit will be uncomfortable. I've only been using it for a week so no issues with durability so…

5 star rating based on total package value. Crazy price at $3. Based on my long experience with JVC "flats" headphones [great sound, good price], I was tempted to try them despite the price. The suitcase alone is worth the purchase. I was able to fit my much more expensive Yamaha headphones into my headphones. It's not a perfect fit and other larger earbuds are unlikely to fit, if at all. The sound is probably above average for other more expensive "cheap" headphones I've tried. The sound is at