Penny plugs that have a high-quality sound. They are particularly robust to stress and reckless handling despite the thin wire that they are made of. They survived for a whole year until a dog bit them, at which point they passed away. I intend to make the same purchase.

Pros: Price-to-sound ratio Comfortable fit in the ears Unusual shape of sound guides (oval) Its cons: IMHO, for this price, looking for flaws is a rather stupid exercise.

Got pros: Good ergonomics, the sound is flat, but detailed. The price is acceptable. Its cons: About a year later, the left speaker began to swell, although not always.

I have been using it for several years, changing it when I accidentally crush it, if it weren’t for the tanning wire, there would be perfect headphones

I have been using this model for many years. It is better to have somewhere in a secret pocket in case of emergency - they will not let you down

I compared it with more expensive headphones - I settled on these again. The sound is great, but maybe I just got used to it :)

I took it as a gift to my wife on the advice of a friend, after the purchase I was simply delighted with these headphones, I will take these for myself. I think these are the best plugs in the nomination up to $15.

they were taken to replace the complete lenovo vibe, the sound is flat in general, there is almost no bass below 100, at 20 Hz the user must bounce and the Chinese coped with it with a bang, but here it’s not a 50-ruble sound, but you can’t listen to the organ either.

great for podcasts and audiobooks but not for music due to a lack of definition in the highs and lows and a focus on the midrange rather than the extremes. as a result, this is a great template for things like audiobooks and YouTube but it should be avoided by music buffs. But, the younger Panasonic RP-HJE118 is more accurate in the bass department and has slightly superior mids, so the older model is still the more melodic choice.

I wanted to buy Sony STH30 (1290 on Amazon), but since they were out of stock, I settled for these headphones instead. The only downside is that the price is set so high because there aren't enough remotes with a toggle and a voice recorder built in. I compared "hot" to some of the local Phillips liners, and the difference in sound quality is night and day.

Excellent headphones. Great sound, great price. Very durable for headphones. I have a lot of these headphones for myself and my kids. I have a couple of extra headphones in the box just in case we're not careful and snag the cord or tear the cord, those are my headphones.

I knew I would love this product because I already had a pair. But the only complaint I have is that when I searched for the product, I specifically wanted to plug in a microphone. This list turned up during a search, but when I arrived I was disappointed to find it was missing.

My favorite headphone shape - the silicone cone offset in the ear causes far less irritation than "straight" headphones and fits very well (your ear may be different, I can see that). . The sound is pretty good, although there are "audiophile" types that have slightly better response (bass in particular) but certainly NOT at this price point. An absolutely adequate sound.

People don't usually like to invest a lot of money in headphones as they are easily lost or broken. I used Skullcandy headphones for almost a decade before I got tired of paying for a new pair every 2 months. And I definitely wouldn't invest in BEATS. So I snagged them on a whim - and that's all I've used for the past year. They're not as loud as some headphones, but they get the job done and are very economical on the ear.

I have tried many headphones. Built in noise reduction, whatever, I gave it a try. I use mine often; they should fit well and last for a reasonable amount of time (at least six months). I don't expect much from cheap headphones, just a decent sound quality and a very comfortable fit. I mainly listen to cassette books and bedtime music, so the sound quality is quite good. They're very comfortable and because they're offset they fit well and don't fall apart when I fall asleep listening to them.

Unfortunately after two weeks of use I can say that the sound quality from the right side is declining. It's not on par with headphones like Sony's phones when you're ordering them direct from people who source them from a legitimate factory. I expect better and who thinks the shape is good for the ears? I'm sorry about that. I would give it 5 stars if it was as stable as the Sony headphones I got a few months ago. I'm looking for quality and it's in the middle of decent, probably not even…

Simple and cheap headphones. Exactly what I needed. Comes with spare rubber ear tips in case you lose them. Not exactly noise-cancelling, but if you turn the volume up high enough (but not to the point where it hurts your eardrums) you're mostly just hearing your music and the faint rumble of background noise around you. I can mow the lawn and still hear the mower sound, but not so much that I don't enjoy the music. I can hear my music and wonder if someone sneaks up on me from behind.