USB C Headphone YUNGCHI Hi-Fi Digital Stereo Earbuds Type C Headphones w/Mic for Google Pixel 3/2/XL, Samsung Note 10/+, IPad Pro, Huawei, OnePlus, Nokia, Razer, Moto, HTC, Essential - Updated Version

Full Disclosure: In order to stimulate reviews of a new product, the seller gave me a discount on this product. I'm not affiliated with the seller in any other way, and am committed to writing an honest, accurate, and unbiased review.These earbuds are clearly designed to be a less expensive (about half as much) alternative to Google's USB-C Pixel Buds. Since I have a pair of Google's buds, as well as several other in-ear buds (both high-end, and low-end), I'll draw some comparisons between them. Also, I have an Essential PH-1 phone, so that's what I used to review them. Here are some areas I think you should know about:Functionality: When you first plug in Google buds, Android recognizes them as Google OEM hardware, and offers to set up Google Assistant with them. Obviously, it doesn't recognize these buds the same way, but otherwise, they work just like the Google buds. The volume, pause/play, call answer/hang-up functionality works identically, and very well.Build quality: The cables on this set are thinner and less durable feeling than the Google buds. I haven't had them long enough to verify, but I'd expect the USB plug connection to be less durable than on the Google buds, but roughly on-par with other low-cost buds. On the plus side, that also means these buds are smaller when wound up :). Otherwise, they seem of high quality. The controls feel solid and well made, and there were no flaws or rough edges.Sound quality: The sound quality is surprisingly rich and well balanced for inexpensive open-air buds. These actually sound better than the Google buds at lower volume, with deeper bass, and crisper highs, but the bass tends to get clipped/distorted at higher volume levels. Also, these are much more sensitive than the Google buds, so they're louder at lower volume levels. This may explain the high-volume distortion, as it wasn't possible to drive the Google buds to as high in-ear volume as these went. Note that any decent set of sealed in-ear buds will deliver superior sound (especially bass), but that's to be expected, and can't really be compared to open-air buds like these.Noise cancellation: I don't know why the seller advertises these as "Noise Canceling". They're not. They do block slightly more sound than the Google buds, but only because they fit further into your ear canal than the Google buds do. Personally, I like being able to hear what's around me in most situations, so I like them, but don't buy them thinking they'll block outside distractions or noise like in-ear buds, or that they have some kind of active noise cancellation circuitry in them. They don't.Comfort: This is very subjective, but I found these to be a little less comfortable than the Google buds. The Google buds have a very clever (and probably patented) adjustable cable loop, which keeps the buds securely in place, without stretching or pulling on the ear canal. These buds snuggle a bit deeper into the canal, and that's how they stay put. Both are effective (neither one falls out during moderate activity), and both are reasonably comfortable.Overall impression: For about half the price of the Google buds, I'm pretty impressed with how good these are, and I think I'll use them frequently. The sound is surprisingly good, they're reasonably comfortable, and they work very well. On balance, I think they're as good overall as Google's buds, but half the price. I took one star off because of misleading advertising about noise cancellation, but otherwise I'm very happy with them.

Amazing! Company shipped quickly. Exactly what was advertised. Got for my android 10 plus (absolutely hate how phone doesnt have aux or headphone jack didnt realize when I got phone) and didnt come with a set and very hard to find ones to fit. This one fits well!! Sound is perfect!! Very pleased....so far, just trying out now😉

If you’re looking for a super comfortable wired earbud with pretty good sound for the priceI wouldn’t wear them for intense workouts, but they’d be fine for walking around, commuting, or office use.Sound: 4/5 ...The earbuds present a pleasant and relaxing listening experience Their low end is excellent (5/5) and if you like bass you’re unlikely to be disappointed. Their mid range is good (4/5), but I think it’s a bit reserved. Their highs (2/5) are fairly clear but I imagine its because they focus on bass moreCONS:would love a little more powerBass is great but it sacrifices a bit of sound clarity

The headphones are great as far as the sound & fit. Then not even two weeks after I got them I couldn't talk on it. The buttons didn't work anymore. The phone won't even alert me or ring for my incoming calls. They won't come thru at all when it's plugged into my phone

Excellent quality USB headset for my Galaxy Note 10+ phone. Sound is loud and clear. Volume control buttons works well. I am pleased with my purchase.

The Yungchi earbuds are really well made. The button interface is nicely designed to be completely intuitive under fingertips without looking at the buttons. When I used them on a phone call, my party said I was clearer than I had been with other earbuds and mic. The hard shell earbud parts make it so I never have to lose another rubber earbud tip, but they also don't block out ambient sound as well as earbuds with rubber tips. Really excellent for the price. I would buy them again.

These have great audio quality. Fast response buttons and a sturdy Type C Male Port for your devices. They aren't a 100% comfortable fit, unless you don't mind the "iPhone earbud" style. They feel incredibly cheap. Ultimately, these are definitely NOT bad earphones, I'm just really nitpicky with my audio in general. I'd recommend.

Good value/price, they are similar to apple earpods except a bit lower quality: like thinness of cable/buttons. Regarding to the sound quite it's quite good, don't expect a lot bass from this form factor.