On the recommendation of a friend, I bought it for my wife to give to her as a gift; but, after making the purchase, I was so pleased with the headphones that I decided to keep them for myself. In the nomination for plugs up to $15, I believe these to be the best of the bunch.

I have been using this model for many years. It is better to have somewhere in a secret pocket in case of emergency - they will not let you down

Penny plugs with excellent sound. Despite the thin wire, they are very resistant to tension and careless handling. They lived for a year until they were bitten by a dog. I will buy the same again.

For 510, getting headphones that sound better than my previous Sennheiser IE4, Sennheiser cx-200 and a pair of Sony headphones (1300r +) is a dream. these ears are just a bomb. In general, take it - you will not regret it.

I compared it with more expensive headphones - I settled on these again. The sound is great, but maybe I just got used to it :)

Some pros: Good ergonomics, the sound is flat, but detailed. The price is acceptable. With its cons: About a year later, the left speaker began to swell, although not always.

Pros: The sound is excellent!, it is not felt in the ears, the g-shaped plug. With its cons. Like all similar headphones, they break quickly, they lived with me for 3 months, but I use a lot, they freeze in the cold, there is no microphone.

They're pretty solid and good for $10. They don't plug into an outlet very well and have a lot of static from my phone moving around in my pocket. I've also tried them on a PC and they are not dictated by my computer unless I rotate them a certain way in the plug. Not bad but I wouldn't recommend it, I think it would be worth spending a little more money, in my experience it would be 100% worth it.

The sound struck. I did not expect this for this price . Even I, picky in this, pleasantly felt the bass. They sit perfectly in the ears. I changed the rubber bands to the smallest ones. Sound isolation from external sources is excellent: put on both headphones and you are alone with music / book / sounds of nature. Except for those moments when the wire rubs against clothes.

They are quite durable and for $10 they are not that bad. They don't plug into an outlet very well and have a lot of static from my phone moving around in my pocket. I've also tried them on a PC and they aren't dictated by my computer unless I rotate them a certain way in the fork. Not bad but I wouldn't recommend it, I think it would be worth spending a little more money, it would be 100% worth the experience in my case.