Betron YSM1000 Earphones Wired Earbud Headphones with 3.5mm Jack | Aluminum, In-Ear, Deep Bass, Tangle-Free 1.2m Cord, S/M/L Ear Buds & Case included, No Mic

Great earphones. I was on a plane and pulled a set of these out and what a difference! I always thought the planes had poor audio-I just needed better headphones!@

2018 August update: One full year later and still working. Nor many of my prior earbuds can say the same. Here is the original 2017 review ... These days the under $50 headphones have been getting better and better, so when i saw this well rated $40 earbud discounted to $20, I decided to take a chance. I have poor tolerance for bad earbuds and have tossed out more than a few pairs rather than let them ruin my music. So for $20, I figured it was was worth taking a chance. When I tried it, my reaction was Wow! This is good, very good. It reproduces great music that is loud and clear. In fact, it's louder than all of my other earbuds. It hit's the highs, the midrange, and some of the base . Most importantly, the singers voice are sharp and clear. Even at $40, it would be worth the money. So what does doesn't it do?. You noticed I said "some of the base." It gets enough bass for easy listening and you'll definitely know it's there, but it wont shake your head, rock your socks, or kick your boots. A few of my other headphones get more bass. However, for under $50, I have to trade off something, volume, clarity, highs, mid-range, or bass. If you want to get all of this, you'll need to buy a Bose Soundsport Pulse or another $200 earbud. (I haven't tried all of the pricey buds, but I just tried out the Soundsport Pulse this morning. I'd love to have one, but it's way outside my budget.) 2018 Update Orignal "good earbud should last at least a year. If it doesn't make the cut, I will update this rating." It's August 2018 and they are still going strong. It made the cut.

After spending some time listening to these headphones, I can honestly say that I am impressed. Build Quality 4/5. The YSM1000 model headphones from Betron are built solid. All metal ear piece, “Y” connection, and full metal plug with plating. The cord design allows twisting but not knotting; unlike many others that I have with a flat cord design. These claim to be Noise isolating headphones and, if fit properly, will isolate most exterior noises from your listening environment. The cord length overall is just a bit short for how I personally wear my phone/MP3 player however, for my friends, kids, wife, or if wearing this on an armband during a workout, the cord length is just right. Cord noise—for noise isolating headphones, there is none. For a $18 set of headphones, this is outstanding. I have a much higher priced pair of noise isolation headphones that have not been able to pull this off. Sound Quality 4/5 The YSM1000 model is advertised as “Heavy Deep Bass…” headphones. With 11mm Drivers, I would have expected a better bass response than they delivered from a flat EQ Setting. Unfortunately, these sounded very muddy on the low end at first.Once adjusted with an EQ however, these headphones began to show their true colors; crystal clear highs, warm vocals, and finally, solid, if not too much bass. Yes, these did begin to live up to the advertised “Heavy Deep Bass…” as advertised. Just understand that you will have to adjust your settings to bring out the true quality of these headphones. Head to Head Comparison Vs—Skull Candy Smokin Bud 2 Headphones The Skull candy’s have been my go to headphones for the past 3 years. Crystal clear highs, deep punchy bass, warm vocals. Basically these are my reference for anything that I use on my phone or MP3 player. I found that after listening to the YSM1000 for about a week, I was genuinely impressed. These were just as good, if not better than my Skull Candy’s. Bonus to the YSM1000—they do not knot up like my Skull Candys’ seem to do anytime I set them down, or in my bag. While the Skull Candy's produce a much tighter bass response, the Betrons seem to produce a deeper, more resonant bass response. Both handled vocals extremely well however, the Betrons seemed to have a much warmer tone than the skull candys. As for the highs (treble), the Betron YSM1000 smoked my skull candys; that was very suprising. These open up the high end like I have not heard in a set of headphones in this price-point before. Vs--Audio-Technica ATH-M40x Professional Studio Monitor Headphones Yes, I put them up against a set of reference headphones. No, they are not that good but, I did not expect them to be. However, it did give me a chance to see how far I could tune them sonically for the best quality reproduction. First, The ATH-M40x are 100% dead neutral headphones; the only thing you hear through them is what the source is putting out, no extra bass, or anything fancy. Just straight music. When comparing the Betrons against the ATHs, I had to make quite a few adjustments on the mixing board to bring as close as possible to reproducing a dead neutral sound. Take Away For a budget set of headphones, these are designed and sound quite well. And, after fussing with them on the mixing board to bring them as close to dead neutral as possible, I can back up the claim that they are actually engineered to produce more bass in the 31-150hz range than my Skull candys. While they will never be used as reference hadphones, they can be adjusted to bring out the best in almost any music that you like, whether that is a tight kickdrum of rock and roll, or the sonic thump of pop/rap, or even the warm notes of an acoustical guitar. FULL DISCOSURE: All headsets were tested on both a Samsung Galaxy S5 running Power Amp as the MP3 player; as well as a Toshiba Satellite 17D Laptop running Sony Sound Forge; All EQ Settings were set for full flat--dead neutral to start and then adjusted to personal presets to account for preferred listening style. EQs were then reset to dead neutral and band by band adjustments were made until optimal settings for each band was reached. Preamp was kept at dead neutral for all testing. Songs/Artist used to compare sound quality: Dream Theatre-Greatest Hit (….and 21 other really great songs) Pink Floyd—The Wall Bruno Marrs—24K Magic, Uptown Funk Black Veil Brides—Wretched and Divine (The Story of the Wild ones) The Eagles—Hell Freezes Over Midnight Syndicate—The Gates of Delirium

I found these earbuds when I was searching for Koss earbuds, which are cheap and great quality. The Betron YSM1000 earbuds also showed up in my search and I read the reviews on Amazon and online and they came with a high rating 4.5 stars and above. So I decided why not try these out and I am glad I did. The material is solid quality from the connector to the earbuds. Many times the connector to your phone or computer gets worn out over time from plugging in and out, but these have a solid built that I am confident will last a long time. Ok now on to the most important part, the sound. When I first used them the bass was a bit high, but after adjusting them on my phone, which is a OnePlus 5, they sound is as good as any of the earbuds $50 or higher. It never waivers from listening to music, watching a movie or a podcast. Another nice thing is they come with a nice pouch to store them in and extra ear pieces, not the flimsy ones the other companies give you, but foam and plastic ones of different sizes. I like the foam ones because they fit well and buffer out the outside noises. Of course I only have had them for a few weeks and my star rating could change, but as of right now I give them 5 stars.

I've had these for 5 days now and I will say the physical presentation and materials are good, the sound is ok and the quality (longevity) is far too soon to tell. They look and feel great, especially at the price point. They fit my ears just fine and come with a few different sized tips. The metal construction looks very nice. I like the weight of the cable used. It doesn't look all wavy/bent when you take it out of it's packaging like some thinner cables sometimes do. The cable is also somewhat translucent so you can see the twisted wires inside which looks nice. I find the sound of the headphones to not match their visual appeal. My first impression was that they seem more efficient (louder at the same volume level) than several other in-ears that I use, but the sound is not as clear. The highs sound a bit muffled as if you are listing to music through bedsheets. It's not terrible, but I wouldn't call it good. The bass is muddy and not well defined. I think if you were to pick these up and have nothing to compare them to and/or you are not someone who tends to over scrutinize the nuances of sound in your headphones, you will probably like these just fine. I did find that after exclusively wearing these for a few days at 30-60minute intervals, they started to sound a little better. I wondered if they were truly breaking in and sounding better or just getting my ears accustomed to their sound. As soon as I put in my other headphones I confirmed that I was just getting used to the sound. They still lacked clarity and have muddy bass (to my ears). For the price, they're not bad. If you can do without the good looks and just prefer better sound (from the opinion of this reviewer) I recommend either the Panasonic RP-HJE120 or Panasonic RP-HJE125. Both are inexpensive and while they sound different from one another, I have a hard time determining which I prefer. I do have other in-ear headphones that are considerably more expensive that also sound better but it's not a fair comparison considering the difference in price. I've read other reviews with concerns for the build quality and specifically issues with the screen material coming off. I've only had mine 5 days so it's far too soon to know if mine will have the same issues or not. So far they look as good as when I took them out of their box.

So I used to be a professional audio engineer and I've used some good headphones before. My first impression of these was the mids were pretty clear, especially for the price point. I thought the bass was a little flat sounding and sounded to roll off around 120 hz or so.. after a couple days of listening the bass started to come out more. So there was a little bit of a break in period before the sound started to improve even more. This reminded me of some nicer pairs of headphones I've had in the past. I also realize that if the bass was any more pronounced it would make the mids more muddy. The highs are crisp but small sounding, which is to be expected from earbuds. Resonant peaks in music are pronounced in some frequencies, but not that bad..I am very impressed with the overall build quality. They definitely do not feel like cheap headphones and are probably some of the nicest earbuds I've had at any price. As far as the comfort, the covers that are on them straight out of the box were the best for me. I tried the smaller size and the other type that it comes with but found the larger ones to fit in my ear better, the silicon cover had to kinda break in as well and became more comfortable with use each day, or maybe I'm just used to them now. All in all, these are great earbuds and I would recommend them to friends.

Hated these at first..sounded like there was too much treble, irritated your ears.... think they needed to get broken in....and now they sound awesome very HQ clear, & loud...get a good bass booster for YouTube & you are set with these...Ok besides Great sound these are the significant pluses... these buds are very durable, they come with extra different size tips, the plug-in is gold & pebbled for easy plug in & out, connecting points are reinforced, with rubber, cords tangle a little bit but not terribly bad, and the wire is clear with multicolor strands inside.... if you listen to a lot of music on your phone as I do....for $17 these are a fantastic buy... would definitely repurchase.....👍......

Purchased these to use for watching movies on airplane. Very happy with them - they are comfortable, sound is good and when they fit in the ears correctly, they blocked out a lot of the airplane noise. Comes with extra ear pieces & a nice little case for traveling. Definitely worth it.

Solid earbuds. Quality wiring. I was surprise that they sounded louder then my previous brand. I think they have a good range of sounds in general. They are a bit cold because they are metallic. Not sure if it's the right thing to wear in cold weather. The 1/8 plug is a bit big but very solid. Impressive for the money. I hope they will last long.

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Bought these as a replacement for my Sennheiser CX300IIs which gave up the ghost less than a month after the warranty expired. I was going to go with another pair of them but I really hated the asymmetrical length wires, so I decided to give these a go as they were cheaper (by £5 at time of writing). Firstly, these look really cool, way more interesting than your standard single-colour earphones that most companies provide. The main cable is see-through and has red and black wires intertwined along its length. They look premium and have a good weight to them, solid enough to feel expensive while not being too heavy as to be uncomfortable. I've actually received a few compliments and inquiries about them from friends while out and about. The packaging is great; these come in a cardboard case which is cool if you're into saving the planet but is also a billion times easier to get into than the plastic vacuum-packed affairs typical to other brands. They come with a fantastic amount of different sized ear pieces too in case the standard the default ones aren't the right size (I believe 4 extra pairs?). The default ones fitted me perfectly, however (with the Sennheisers I'd had to use the larger set that came with them), as well as a clip to attach them to your shirt and a rubber carry pouch, which I found to be a little small to fit them in properly but does the job fine. I initially found it difficult to work out which earpiece was which as while they do have 'L' and 'R' on each, it's written on the reflective shiny gold part just below the body of the earpiece which in daylight is impossible to see. Fortunately, there's also a coloured ring around each that can be used for identification as well (blue for left, red for right). Sound quality wise, these are outstanding. Perhaps it's because they fit my ears better than previous 'phones, but I found I was able to hear detail in songs at much lower volumes than before (e.g. echoes and reverb effects): excellent external noise reduction. Contrary to what other reviews have said, I did not notice a significant increase in bass presence than with Sennheisers, if anything they seem to have a better EQ mix (I listen to mostly blues and rock and similar genres, though I have tried dubstep and heavier music to check). Having used them mainly for walking to/from uni every day, I find the 'cable noise' caused by the wire bumping and rubbing across clothing to be very reduced, so much so that combined with the snug fit, I can listen to music at a volume only 3 or 4 notches above 0 (Android phone, Google Play Music app). I expect in the long run that this will be good for my hearing. Downsides? The only thing I've come across in my month or so of use is the straight connector end, I find it digs into my pocket and could get damaged more easily than a right angled jack. However, it's still a robust unit and I imagine it'll survive for plenty long enough. In summary, I would highly recommend these headphones as an affordable, high quality product that easily matches its more expensive brand name rivals. Definite buy.

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Rattle noise in one speaker when walking