KAKOM Earbuds: Powerful Bass Wired Earphones with Remote Control and Mic for iPhone, Samsung - Crystal Clear Sound Review

These headphones are cheap but the sound is worthless. I've had countless headphones and I have a lot of them to properly compare them. does not play sound below 300 Hz. For some people who only use it for cell phone calls, they may be ok. Like Brooklyn, forget it when it comes to music. Knowing how headphones work, I've tried silicone tips, but that doesn't help. stay away

I just got them and the sound quality and build quality seems great for the price (I paid <$5). I don't use my headphones as spinners like some people do, so I expect mine to last a while. The great thing is that they come with three ear tip sizes, which some other headphones don't have. I was surprised at how difficult it was to get the tip out as I had to switch one side to a larger size, but I managed without breaking anything. I just received it a few hours ago and started using it and I

These aren't the best headphones. But these are incredibly affordable headphones that far outweigh their price tag. Bass is lacking and harmonic distortion is very noticeable below 160Hz (upward sine chirp sounds like it's going down!) but I didn't buy them because they were good, I bought them because they were cheap. It's clear, that's all. i really wanted to No one in their right mind should buy these and expect them to be good for critical listening. Overall 8/10 would buy again. It's so…

PROS Great packaging Decent quality CONS Bass and sound quality not great Will not buy again and would not recommend for listening to music. They are ideal for making/taking calls but not for listening to music. I was impressed with the very nice headphone case so I keep it for my Marsno M2 headphones. If you want some decent headphones under $10, I'd recommend getting the Marsno M2 as they're available on Amazon right now for $9.99 (they usually sell for $20). In my opinion, these are some of…

Bought because I need headphones with a mic for video interviews (the current headphones I have are an old version of wired Apple EarPods that don't have a mic). the price, you get what you pay for in terms of sound quality. It's not terrible, but it's definitely not great. While that's to be expected - you can't pay that little and expect great sound. The microphone worked well and sounded pretty decent. I was surprised at how reliable the headphones were. They felt very durable and included…

I really wanted to like these headphones but I ordered them for teletherapy in the age of COVID and ended up going back to my trusted Samsung headphones. I have three major complaints, which I rank from least to most annoying. 1. The cord of these headphones is THIN and round. No, I didn't break it, so I don't know if it affects durability, but what it did is a regularly confused mess. I didn't realize the importance of having a flat cable.2. Headphones are a pleasure to wear. They are very…