🎧 Sikamaru Heavy Bass Stereo Earphones: Remote & Mic, Noise Isolating Headsets - Ideal for Laptops, Gaming & More (4 Pairs) Review

I've been looking for inexpensive headphones to use with the Nintendo Switch lite and my work computer. This couple is perfect! They are very comfortable, the sound is perfect for what I do and you can't beat the price. I didn't try to play music with them and didn't expect them to be Bose or anything. But they are perfect for playing video games and watching videos.

The packaging was very nice. The headphone audio control is not very precise due to the limited range of the slider. There's no noise cancellation, but it wasn't advertised. The pink earbuds had audio issues resulting in the audio going in and out for 3 days or sounding much louder on one channel than another. A set of 2 headphones is currently used. The review is updated depending on the characteristics of other headphones in the box.

I didn't have the highest expectations for the price but these things are absolutely worthless. Seriously, free flight headphones last a lot longer than these. waste of money. A couple already came broken - the sound only worked on one side. The second pair went up to one ear and only worked after a few days of brief use. The third pair broke after a week. I'm opening the now fourth pair I also doubt I'll get much use out of. I have no idea why they get such good reviews, people should post…

So I bought these headphones to use for my online zoom classes while visiting my friend. It looked like a good, cheap and compact alternative to my HyperX headsets. So I'm just listing the pros and cons. Pros: - Extremely affordable price. (4 for $13.99!) - Comes with multiple ear tips! - Cute pastel colors as well as neutral colors. - Decent audio/mic quality. (Compared to Apple headphones.) Cons: - There are no "L" or "R" letters on each earbud. So I have to put each piece in my ear and swap…

Bought these on a desperate whim when my last pair quit quite suddenly. I have to say I love these headphones. They are nicely designed so that the plastic groove where the earbuds connect doesn't dig into your ear. The sound is pretty impressive for the price. I think they work better than other headphones I've spent $10 for a pair. However, the noise-cancellation could use some work. The bass is pretty decent, but it doesn't drown out the music like some bass headphones do. I also really like

I can't make earbuds that fit the inner ear because my ear canals are too big. This style seems to work really well for me as they fit my outer ear perfectly. I usually stick with certain brands once I find something that works, but my regular brands seem to be drifting away from this style and cost a lot more than I'm willing to pay. So far they've been pretty good quality for the price and have lasted longer than my normal use which can get a little rough. I also love that I have three sets…