🎧 Convenient 50 Pack Bulk Earbuds: Individually Bagged, Assorted Colors, Ideal for Kids in Schools, Libraries, Museums, Hospitals, Hotels Review

I ordered these headphones for my students for class. The heads started to fall off even before I took them out of the box. Luckily I have extras because I've already had to replace 8 of the ones that were given away.

I bought these for my class as I teach at a low income school and the students don't usually have all the materials they need. Part of the liner comes off with little effort, I've had kids push them out. Also, they meet my expectations and I will most likely buy a new pack every school year. The individual pouches they come in are perfect for storage and I bought alcohol wipes for the kids to sanitize. I teach in a high school so a few students use them.

I bought it for my granddaughter as a gift. It's lost, broken, eaten by cats and vacuum cleaners. . . . I gave her 10 and will give her another 10 for Christmas. I'll put a few in my holdall and take a few with me in case anyone needs a pair. I find the sound quality, durability and comfort to be worth the price of the product. You were of great value to me. When she opened them she was very fortunate to have abundance on hand.

Yes, these are cheap headphones and you get what you pay for. But I bought them for my two special needs teenagers who wear headphones like crazy. I thought why not buy cheaper headphones in bulk. I bought this 8/19, we have about 15 left on 12/19. This is the number after you stop getting new ones to cut the ends to get a new color, tear them or just break them. I'm mostly satisfied and will order again.

Great for middle school use. My students keep losing their headphones and breaking them. They came individually boxed and work as intended. The price is high, but because they are so cheap, they must be treated with care. I have provided small plastic boxes to store them as students tend to be rough on the items in their backpacks. I've bought this twice in the last month and only 3 out of 50 have broken. It seems pretty good for my students.

When I bought these earphones I knew they couldn't compare to earphones twenty times more expensive. I'm a teacher at Title I High School and my students are required to use interactive error correction software. To fully engage in the classroom, they must listen. I bought headphones, but the students prefer headphones. Since they only cost $0.65 each, I decided to give them a try. Students reported that for some couples, even initially, the sound only came through one earphone. Most reported…