NoiseHush NX80 Earphones: Premium Bass Stereo Headphones with Tangle-Free Cable, Inline Microphone, and Earbuds - Black/Red Review

Sits well in the ears; If there is a problem, they include three sets of rubber ear tips in different sizes to best fit the ear canal, so most users should be able to find a suitable size. Noise isn't completely blocked, but it's reduced to the point where I barely notice it. As I mostly listen to classical or instrumental music, this is a great way to listen on the go as over-ear headphones are cumbersome to move around.

Both the highs and base are excellent. I found the overall clarity of the sound to be very good. Not what you would expect from a budget headphone. They sound a lot cleaner than the Skullcandy brand I used for $20. I will definitely be buying a few more pairs for parts and as they wear out. Just a set of large tips and when applied with wax they fall out of my ear too like many other brands. I need to find a special tip that is more silicone or compression. Those headphones aren't to blame.

decent. They do what they're supposed to and lasted a full year before starting to break. The really best thing about these headphones is the packaging they come in. it's sexy It's a magnetic box with an inner pouch for everything and it's just plain cool. I'd give them a 5/5 if it wasn't for the fact that you can hardly move anywhere without gravity pulling these things out of your ear. Sounds like I'm getting picky, but to be honest this is a pretty bad design flaw. On other headphones…

Bought a pair for my wife and a pair for me. 2 different colors that were only available from 2 different retailers so no batch issues. both couples died within a few days! We used them on Evo and Galaxy. they tangle badly on their own due to the large area of flat rubber surface of the cord. The only way to keep them tangled and functional is to wrap the cord around the phone. Personally, I've always tried to leave plenty of slack near the input to minimize damage to the wiring inside (which…

Bought to replace the previous pair of budget creative headphones. I was disappointed on almost all fronts: - Sound: very muddy (premium bass in this case = terrible sound for anything but bass), terrible for most music genres - Fit: not bad, but not as comfortable/isolating as other headphones . that have been in the past - Controls: work well, but only good for switching tracks, not volume control which I need a lot more often - Build: build seems decent enough and the flat, tangle-free cable

About 8 months after buying the phone my Nokia headphones started shorting out, they had decent sound and the mic was decent enough but I needed new ones Headphones. Saw them and they looked decent, read some reviews and weighed the options. It's not premium, but it comes in a decent box with extra earbuds and a small carrying case. Plugged them in and found the sound got quieter when I plugged them all the way in. Press the built-in microphone button and it gets louder. It's not loose at all…

The first two weeks of this headset was enough. The audio was decent and when I was on a call the mic did a good job of delivering a clear voice on the other end. First the mic on the left, I had to bring it to my lips so someone could hear me on the phone so you have 'hands free'. I then only used the headset for music. After about 4 weeks of using this headset, the control button on the microphone began to work constantly and unpredictably, causing the player to fail. It became impossible to…

UPDATE: Left speaker has stopped working properly (after 13 days of use). There's some sound, but the volume is significantly lower than the right speaker, which works well. Stops working when connected to my phone or any of my computers. My phone doesn't even recognize the headphones are plugged in (double checked with other headphones to make sure it wasn't the phone itself) unless you tug the jack slightly, but when you do neither of those work Speaker. Hopefully I can get a replacement or…