Earphones,Magnet Attraction In-Ear Earbuds Heaphones headset with Mic Microphone Stereo Bass with 3.5mm Jack (Golden)

I bought these earphones 2-months ago partially because they were cheap and partially because they had a lot of good ratings. Hands down do not regret it. The sound has been great. I personally use these while I am at work at the office for 9-10 hours a day. The thing I love the most about them is that they are comfortable. I can keep these in my ear all day without having the ache afterwards that you sometimes get from earphones that don't fit in your ear well, or sit in your ear awkwardly.I also love the magnetic part. At the end of the day I can clip these together and roll them up. It really helps with the tangled mess that earphone turn into when you try to pick up one side and the other one flops around like a scared penis. You don't get any scared penises with these earphones.Regarding sound - If you like listening to music at high volumes on a regular basis, I wouldn't suggest these as your main pair. Like I said, I use these mainly in my office, so my volume is pretty medium to low. The sound is great, and the noise cancellation is pretty good. They don't bleed out to where other people can hear what I'm listening to, but they are loud enough where I wouldn't even bother turning them up higher than medium.Anyway, if you want High Preforming headphones, I wouldn't suggest them. But if you want really great, comfortable headphones that you can use on a consistent basis for most things, these are definitely the ones to go to for the price.

I really wanted to love these. I've used various brands of earbuds in this price range over the years and once a pair wears out, I try something new. For the first time in the 14 years of buying earbuds, I'm going to throw these out. Here's why:The rubber ear piece that is the default size is massive. They wouldn't stay in my very normal sized ears and when I pushed them in far enough to stay, this severely distorted the sound quality and was very uncomfortable. You're thinking, "dude, just switch to a smaller size ear piece." I did! But the smaller piece is made of lower quality rubber and when you walk with these in, the ear piece collapses on itself as you move, making a crackle like noise, again destroying your sound quality.I also found the cord to be more likely than others to tangle easily and stay in annoying coils unless you spent a long time smoothing them out, like a garden hose.The magnetic pieces is a gimmick. Didn't find it helpful at all.The microphone is too far down on the cord to be very useful. I made a few phone calls using the built in mic, but each time had to switch to holding my phone because the microphone couldn't pick up my voice being so far away.The volume control is very low quality. On most earbuds, there's just an up/down button. This one has a tiny sliding piece that's difficult to move slowly and doesn't adjust relative to where the volume on your phone is. Again, useless.The pause/play button on the cord is also poorly designed. I accidentally pushed it on occasion as it stuck out from the remote area too far and was too easy to push.To sum up, I really hate these earbuds. I gave them a very long chance, but I'm giving up and buying something else. Good luck in your search!

Overall good headset. I use them at the gym and at my desk to answer phone messages. The microphone works great and clear, and the sound is better than other brands, that had too muddled bass notes. For the price I can't find any problem with them. The only small issue I had was that the cord (when it was new) wanted to tangle itself in my gym bag. Not hard to unravel, but was annoying for a while. Now that I've had them for a few months, it has relaxed and I don't have that problem. If you want a cheap set for air travel, your desk or gym use, I'd get these.

These earphones were okay. I didn't want anything fancy, I was looking for something for basic use (phone calls, listening to podcasts, etc). What was frustrating for me was the location of the microphone. It is way far down than other earphones that I have purchased in the past. I'm a tall girl, yet the mic reaches down to my chest area. The person on the other line can hear background noise whenever I move or walk, and when I speak, they can't hear me well. It was frustrating how I had to speak loudly or bring the mic closer to my face every time. Today I got the idea to tie the cord into one or two knots above the mic so that I won't have to do that anymore. Otherwise they're a good set.

Pros-Magnet attraction that worked-Very good looking (I bought the gold ones but they both look great according to the pictures)-Pretty good sound quality-Volume control-MicrophoneCons-Would fall out of ears oftenThese earphones were very good considering the incredibly cheap price. I used them every day until they stopped working a couple days ago. The right earbud now only works if I turn the part that plugs into my phone just right and every time I turn it again it goes out.Overall, I would recommend these earphones if you take good care of them and then you could always replace them for the price they are going for

The sound seemed fine, but I had issues when used with my iphone 6 on the airplane. It seems the plug is a bit to long (or too short?) and while they do make a good connection, it causes my phone to randomly (and often!) active Siri or skip forward/back when I am in the middle of listening to a podcast or album. This happens even if the phone is lying on a steady and immovable surface. A quick internet search suggested that plug length can affect "remote" operation (skip ahead, rewind, call answer, Siri, etc.) accessed by buttons on the headphones. This seems to be the case for me. Your mileage may vary.