Enhance your Audio Experience with Yurbuds CE Inspire 200 Noise Isolating In-Ear Headphones Review

I used to have two pairs of Yurbuds and was impressed with the sound, but this particular pair is just awful: tinny, thin, with a STRONG rolloff in both low and high frequencies. , plus a peak in the mids, which frankly makes some things - like any talk show or podcast - uncomfortable, even at the most reasonable volume. years ago (Ironman? Inspire 300?) - and it wasn't just my imagination: the old pair sound fantastic, with very impressive bass and relatively flat overall response. Seriously…

This was my second pair of yurbuds. My first was unisex, x-small. I loved my first pair and thought I lost them. I scoured the internet for various styles and sizes of current yurbuds and found the stock Inspire 200 from Revain. As a new women's style model, I was a little hesitant. I had a really hard time finding specific sizing information and not many reviews. However, it was too good a deal to pass up. I don't like this second pair as much as unisex, x-small. The kidneys themselves appear…

These are my favorite headphones. I bought my first pair on sale at Wal-Mart. I like how they sit in my ears to really capture the sound. The pink ones are just the right size for small ears (when I originally bought them they said they were made specifically for women but didn't emphasize that anymore). My original pair lost tone on the right side after a few years, and Wal-Mart only had black ones. While they worked well, they didn't quite fit my ear and caused some discomfort, so I was very…

I keep buying these versions of the headphones - in whatever color is cheapest at the moment as I'm not fussy - when I lose them. I have yet to break a few of them and I use them every day for weightlifting, running, working out etc. The twist and lock feature really works and although I sweat a lot I never feel like they slip out! I love that they added magnetic ends so I can keep track of them and get them *a little* less tangled. I also love the sound quality and when I walk down the street…

I've had it for several years and I still use it several times a week. I work in the IT department at my job and we usually wear headphones while we work. The clarity is amazing and I haven't had any issues with them slipping out of my ear, which used to annoy me a lot. In hindsight I wish I had a pair with a mic just because I get a lot of calls and it would be easier to answer than pulling the headphones out of the phone to answer the call (first world issues). but it doesn't really matter. I