Review on Audio INTRO Premium Headphones Universal by Randy Bin

I've been using this product intermittently for the past few weeks and have come to learn the ins and outs of Intro.Comfort - On-ear headphones are comfortable for short-term use, but after about an hour the ears start to hurt. The back presses on the cartilage, causing pain that gets worse over time. Swapping the earbuds helps, but after a while you just have to take them off. Sound. These headphones sound great for $25. I've tested various in-ear, in-ear, and in-ear headphones over the years and they match the sound of more expensive headphones in the $50 range. However, the bass is too strong for my taste. Changing the position of the earbuds on your ears makes a big difference in how the sound changes in the earbuds. If I wear them in the position that gives the best sound quality, they become very uncomfortable very quickly. Build quality and design. To be honest the build quality of these headphones is excellent. Of course I can say that the product is made out of cheap plastic, but the design works well and gives the headphones a much more sophisticated look than you would expect for $25. The plastics used are designed to be soft to the touch. The cable exits the right sleeve (which is odd, most cables exit the left sleeve). It's in a great spot where I can move the cable so it hangs down my back instead of across my chest. The microphone is also a great addition. The foldable ear cups are great, the headphones feel sturdy and don't break like other headphones at the same price. All in all great headphones for the price. I just wish they were more comfortable. But the inconvenience of using headphones severely limits the amount of time I'm willing to use them. If they were more comfortable to wear I would definitely give the product 5 stars.