🎧 SourceTon 3-Pack Earbud Headphones with Remote & Microphone: Premium Stereo Sound, Noise Isolation, Tangle-Free - Compatible with Smartphones, Laptops, Gaming - 3.5mm Interface Review

The angled metal body is slightly larger than the last few silicone earbuds, so the angled metal shape is always pressing/pinching on your ear, making this the most uncomfortable earbud you will ever have or seen. To attempt.

I got them 10 minutes ago. I haven't even opened the package and I can already see damage on one of the wires so they're going back. I will order them again so if I receive an undamaged set I will report back on the sound quality etc.

I wasn't expecting much from these headphones for the price. I always change my headphones and chargers (weekly) because I'm a teenager. They have lasted more than a month, the sound quality is impressive, as is the quality and comfort. I definitely recommend it!

The microphone is located under the headphone jack. My state recently made it illegal to use a phone while driving, so I only use one of the headphones to take calls, not music. Since I only use one, I'd rather have the mic on the cable I'm using so the answer button is closer to my mouth and not under the junctions of the cables. Also, they seem to work well and are good value for money.

Not good for music unless quality and acoustics are important to you. They're great for audiobooks, podcasts, young kids, or anytime you need really cheap headphones. I bought these to use as emergency headphones to keep in my gym bag in case I forget my beats at home. But to be honest the sound quality is so bad (again for music) that I would like to replace them with slightly better "emergency headphones".

I thought that these earphones are cheap due to the low price and my granddaughter can use them with her tablet. Man I was wrong about the quality - they are GREAT. I hooked up a pair to my laptop, turned on some music and was incredibly impressed with how good they think they are for $4 each. The old adage "don't judge a book by its cover" also applies to these in-ear headphones. They sit comfortably in the ear and have a small notch on the earpiece that you can insert your finger to push the…

Can't beat the price. I bought them to use with my PS4. Not all headphones are suitable for PS4 controllers, this is coincidence. I can't use bulky headsets that cover your ears. Although they give the best sound.1. They put enormous strain on the neck and also cause headaches. The only downside is that you can play games for hours.2. They are obviously more expensive. That's why I went with in-ear headphones a few years ago because they're lightweight, not nearly as loud, and a cheaper option.

These headphones are much better and more reliable than many $10-20 headphones I've bought in the past. I originally bought them on a whim to teach my kids to respect and care for the good things people give them, but I failed! These headphones are really good and last very well. When my best ones broke, I started using them EVERY DAY for work. Sometimes I talk to them for hours on the phone. No complaints, which is saying a lot since my desktop mic is the Blue Yeti. In addition to phone calls,

I don't usually listen to music, mostly YouTube videos and podcasts, and sometimes I just put them in my ear in public so strangers won't talk to me. I'm also going to LOSE SO MANY EARPHONES (and sunglasses, but that's another review). And I hide fumes all over the house. For example, my friends joke about how many couples I go through. These are the most comfortable I've found for a low price, and they're decently durable - I just ordered a #3 pack (!) and I've never had one that just *stopped