🎧 SAMSUNG Corded Type-C Earphones: Enhanced Audio Experience in White (EO-IC100BWEGUS) Review

Bought, turned on, working. Self upgraded via smartphone. Great sound. Hold on tight when doing sports. The wires are covered with a fabric braid - it is comfortable to hold. Just class.

Insights from using this item.Bought to listen to audiobooks. During a call, the sound does not go to the headphones, Disappointed.

With its pros: Good to hear. Comfortable in the ears. Fabric reliable wire Has cons: The microphone is average. The interlocutors say that it is not very audible

Headphones came without problems, paid at the point of issue. The headphones fit perfectly on my Huawei P40 Pro. In terms of sound quality, fire - let's see how long they last. 10/10

Satisfied with everything 100%! There were doubts that it would be impossible to speak through the headset on my Xiaomi, but everything works!

Even with all their flaws, I've become accustomed to these headphones' sound and find that others in their price range now seem "muddy" in comparison. Even in the most banal of the pieces, subtleties that had never been heard before were audible. Listen to them at home, away from the distractions of the street or the train, to fully appreciate what they have to offer. By using the kit's largest nozzles, the sound quality was vastly enhanced, as if an equalization had been used to increase…

In other comments, they complain about a damaged wire at the entry to the plug; thus, I will make an effort to promptly build up a little heat pipe there and protect this location. As for USB Type-C, although it may appear to some extent that it is "again a separate connector just for a certain device," in place of a universal and eternal 3.5 mm socket, the reality is that it is not. As more time passes, Type-C has established itself as the new standard, and 3.5mm micro-USB ports are rapidly…

In general, the headphones display their best qualities in addition to squeaking. When you have to put your wireless headphones in their case to charge every three hours while traveling for a lengthy period of time, they are not always the best option. This model might have worked well as a way out, but it didn't. Its benefits The earbuds fit comfortably and securely. The design itself helps to block out outside noise. It's not awful that you can change tunes and adjust the volume without using

work. They are just fine. I find them reasonable for the price. Don't expect outstanding sound quality. no bass Tried it with 2 different devices and played around with audio settings so it must be these headphones. It's also not very convenient. They come with different sizes of silicone ear tips but they still feel too heavy on the ends so they fall out unless you push them in so they hurt.

Finally one that has no static but was damaged prior to arrival. If you see plastic packaging like the picture, 99% is fake. You can see when it connects to Windows 10 Sound the name is not USB Type C but a wired name. My real one costs about $15. But I bought 2 fakes (one fake here) and they cost $13 and $24. The price doesn't say real or fake.

Not sure if the pair I received were original or just had static electricity and sound issues once I connected them to the phone. The noise is particularly present when the USB-C connection point taps even slightly. It might just be the pair I received, but the quality doesn't even compare to the 3.5mm pair that came with my Galaxy S10+. For reference, I'm using a Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. Unless you're buying directly from Samsung, I recommend skipping them.

I like these. I wish my ears were a little firmer, but after trying a few USBC pairs, the AKG brand lives up to its reputation. There's a bit of George Thorogood, and it's deep and crisp. They work great on my Macbook Pro and iPad. RAT but. macOS is indifferent to USBC audio and does not automatically mute USBC headphones like analog ones. So turn down the volume FIRST before turning it on. These are not assumptions. Sometimes macOS slows down on USBC audio devices. Restart the SOUND system…

These are really nice imitations. If you expect the real thing, don't. I recently lost my original headphones and decided to buy them in a hurry. I half-heartedly assumed these would be fakes, and I was right. If you expect good sound quality, you're out of luck. Lots of noise in the background when someone is talking to you as well as lots of noise when listening to music. The USB-C connection doesn't work well with my new Note 20 Ultra, which means I rarely use these headphones as the risk of

Just received and read some comments. The static electricity problem exists and is likely due to the DAC (digital audio converter) not working properly or using the headphone charging port, which is affected by the electricity that can flow through the charging port. Simply put, I don't recommend these headphones or any other type of USB-C unless you're sure the DAC is good enough to convert noise-free audio. When writing this review on my Z Fold 3 (yes, it's a $1,800 phone with this issue), I…