🎧 Mizco ECKO STOMP White Stereo Earbuds with In-Line Microphone - Enhanced for SEO Review

The white model is a 'newer' version than the one pictured. The cable is much thinner, which reduces cable noise, but it's also MUCH shorter, which is less useful than the older model. They fell apart on the earbud within the first week, although they sounded great before!

These buds are very good if you don't move too much. I bought these for gym use as my ipod headphones were pretty worn out and needed replacing. I went shopping and decided to go with them. They give you two extra sizes (to fit) but so far I've only used the ones he was wearing when I got them. When I'm at the gym they vibrate and it makes the music in my ears jump and is very annoying. If I can get the cord (very decent length) to stay still then I'm fine - but I bought these for the gym so…

I bought a pair of these from one of those places at the airport where years ago I don't want to be ragged but am desperate. I have to admit that I was a little taken aback by the brand name at first as I hadn't bought anything from ECKO since the flashy 9th grader jacket that was stolen just days later. However, they sounded great, fit well and were one of the best purchases I've ever made in terms of in-ear headphones. my opinion (especially given the beatings I forced them through). Try it…

Bought because the value for money is excellent value for money. The sound is surprisingly decent. I bought headphones for the same price which sounded muddy and flat but from what I can tell they are pretty balanced. However, there are some questionable build quality issues. When I juggle the part that connects to the jack, I hear a crackling noise. Maybe a drop of superglue will help. I can't remember how the last pair of headphones sounded, but I noticed that they had very, very little white

I wasn't willing to spend $50-100 for headphones so I was glad to find them. You don't expect great quality at this price point, but I bought these headphones for the design features; Flat cable, in-ear shape, built-in mic on wire to ear, no Y. Everything I was looking for, plus they sounded pretty good out of the box, although I had to get used to the higher isolation of my own voice when making calls with the Handy than I'm used to (bug or feature?). Unfortunately they didn't last long. The…