Review on Symphonized MTL Earbuds: Dual Driver Heavy Bass, Premium Silver In-Ear Headphones with Mic & Noise Isolation by Lynn Hans

Why couldn't you like them? - If you have big ears, you may need to dig them into the canal, even with big ends. While that doesn't make it uncomfortable, it's just odd compared to other headphones I've owned. - The cable is flat rather than round, although you can tell from the photos. This makes them harder to tangle compared to regular earbuds, but they don't bend as easily, making them a bit uncomfortable at times. iPod classic 5th generation with Rockbox and FLAC files (different bitrates). These are the best headphones I have at the moment in terms of sound quality compared to what I have. They can't compete with the Corsair Virtuoso or Sony dash cams I have, but they're ten times more expensive and obviously not that easy to come by. As for quality, I kept them in my bag and noticed a few noticeable scratches. on a silver finish, although they've otherwise held up quite well. I used to expect them to last at least a year compared to other cheaper headphones. I will update when they fall apart but after a month of daily use I can't complain. I can't comment on the quality of the microphone as the aux port on my phone doesn't work properly and my computer only handles audio.