Review on 🎧 MEElectronics Clarity Series Black Ceramic In-Ear Headphone with iPhone/Smartphone In-Line Mic/Remote [Discontinued] by Nadia Miller

I worked hard before choosing these headphones. There are some in-ear phones in the $50-$100 range with plenty of Revain reviews, but almost every conversation I could find online has been very positive overall. I originally planned to spend about $20, figuring I'd have to pay that much to get a second set of about the same quality as my iPhone 4S, good for giveaways. I was a bit surprised to realize that the sky's the limit of what you can spend on in-ear headphones, but maybe I shouldn't have thought about how trendy iPods have been over the last few years. So I was fascinated by the variety of expensive in-ear headphones and made sure not to go without an audiophile quality set. They had what appeared to be an entry-level price point for headphones, acceptable to portable MP3 player snobs. The price was more or less acceptable given how much I was initially willing to spend, and while I will always pay more for quality, I also know that in many cases the consumer quickly comes to a point where the return on investment in terms of value for money. As well as being relatively cheap, these earbuds were designed for iPhones and smartphones, so I knew they would have built-in functionality for use on phone calls, and this isn't always clear in the descriptions of other headphones. Choice of earbuds and it's important that they fit well if you want to experience the full range of sound that these earbuds offer. The highs are high and the lows are low. Music is detailed and crystal clear down to the smallest nuance. It's impossible to accurately convey the sound quality with the written word, but as soon as I heard it I knew I'd made a wise choice.