KINDEN Air Tube Earbuds - Radiation-Free Headphone Binaural Earphones with Microphone for Phone, Pad, Pod, Samsung Galaxy, HTC, Sony, MP3 Players Review

What a waste of money - and this is the *second* inferior kit from KINDEN that I've spent money on. Cancer.) Not seriously, but why is it so difficult to make this technology permanent? Pooh!

I listen to binaural beats when I'm writing novels. The absence of radiation is an important attribute as I rely on my healthy brain for everything - :) I've bought many headphones over the years. Everyone failed for different reasons. I'm really glad I found Kinder. They work exactly as advertised.

They have terrible sound quality but to be honest I would be fine if I could listen to the video without frying my brain. Unfortunately, I immediately noticed that this is not the case. Not only are they very uncomfortable, but after about 10 minutes I could feel the needle sticking in my ear, so I checked the eartip with my EMF reader and it was at 400, which is very bad.

At first I thought they had a volume control. They don't, but it has an on/off switch, which is handy and I could give them a higher rating, except the sound quality is lame and volume is lacking. In addition, the connector is not suitable for my mobile phone. I have to play with it by plugging and unplugging it multiple times to get the connection. I will return them and continue my search for a decent EMI free headset.

So it's a good idea that they can protect against radiation. But when they stop working after a month, it becomes a moot point. After about 30 days, I lost hearing on one side. The sound quality itself is a bit lacking, but it's not that bad. As a result, I would look elsewhere for a better product. Note: I did not contact the company for a replacement, mainly because I didn't really like the product overall. Therefore I cannot give any feedback on the company.

Update - Kinden Air Tube Headphones - Wired. The right side worked again. I played with the case and earpiece, now both the right and left work. I don't know what the problem is. I really like these headphones. They fit in my tiny ear, stay in my ears (unlike Apple's uncomfortable earbuds that don't fit well) and sound decent for listening to podcasts, audiobooks, videos, etc. I can sleep in it (listen to ASMR downloads in airplane mode). for sleeping) and they don't bother me much and stay. So

In fact they sounded much better than I expected. They pick up noise (from friction) through the tubes as they move (roughly). comfort rating. These in-ear headphones are probably comfortable for most people who usually wear these types of headphones. I can't even wear them at home. I have only found 1 pair of headphones that have ever been comfortable. And even other headphones of the same style or manufacturer (JVC) are uncomfortable to wear/use. Another reason they're uncomfortable is that I

bought these for my son and he said they had terrible echo quality. He's very picky about sound quality. myself. I wouldn't recommend them for music, but for non-aesthetic listening they're fine. The main reason I'm not returning them is because they come with a very nifty little semi-rigid zipped case. Otherwise I would have sent them back as the quality wasn't as good as the Aircom headphones I sent. I bought another kit which my son said had less echo but I found the volume too low but he…

I bought 3 of them, one each for me, my husband and my child. In the beginning the air tubes worked perfectly. They weren't very comfortable and kept falling out of my ears, but the sound quality was good. However, less than two months after using one of the headphones, the microphone started making a loud buzzing noise. I couldn't hear the buzz on my end, but everyone I spoke to on the other end of the line heard a loud buzz and could no longer hear my voice. Before purchasing this device, I…