BS10 Earphones Wired Earbud Headphones with Microphone, Black

My main reason for purchasing these was for my switch, I almost exclusively play it in handheld mode and until now have been using a pretty decent pair of headphones (Sony WH-CH700N.) I had no complaints about the sound quality of those headphones but was looking for something a little more compact. I don't have a ton of experience with 3rd party wired earbuds (I typically used the ones included with my various phones over the years as well as a couple of pairs of bluetooth ones.) I read some of the reviews and was skeptical of the praise given in some of them. My skepticism, I can wholeheartedly say, was completely unfounded! The first thing I noticed was the weight of of them, there is definitely a noticeable difference between these and all of the phone/device packaged ones I've used. I don't want to say they are heavy, because they were very comfortable to wear, but it definitely gave it a more sturdy feel. For me the fit was extremely comfortable, of course this is a YMMV type observation as everyone has different size and shaped ears and preferences in terms of fit and feel, but for me, the default rubber plugs that were already installed gave a very snug feel without giving me the sensation of pressure or something being pressed against the inside of my ear. In terms of the sound, I went from unplugging my headphones to replacing them with these new buds without adjusting the volume level and there is a noticeable difference, these seem to be louder than my headphones were. I noticed certain subtleties in background music as well as various ambient sounds I never really noticed before. Currently playing Skyrim on the Switch to give indication of type of music and ambient noise I was listening to. I found the voices from some of the characters to have a more natural (warmer?) tone as well (if that makes any sense...) I would not consider myself an audiophile by any stretch of the imagination and am usually one of those "if I hear something from it, it's good enough" type of people. But I am very happy with this product especially given the price point. I have only just received these today so I can't speak to actual durability yet, but the build quality seems to be high judging by look and feel. I have not used the microphone or inline volume controls so I won't speak to either of those. They were delivered exactly when I was told to expect them. Lastly I do appreciate the little carrying case that was included with them as I don't like to wind my wire around things for storing purposes, so it gives me a great way to store them without fear of damaging or the wires tangling too much. As others have said, if you are on the fence about buying these or not, do it. They seem to be well worth the money!

These earbuds pleasantly surprised me. Their well-reasoned construction makes them fit in the ear a little better than most and the dual-driver design results in rich sound with startlingly powerful bass. The bass notes genuinely thump, like you should be feeling it in your chest but it's in your ears. The sound also has a fuller "feel" to it than is typical for earbuds in this price range, implying a broader spectrum frequency range than most. That actually makes a great deal of sense given the dual-driver design. The only drawback I noticed was that some of the high-mid to low-treble range sounded a little weak, but considering the great bass I'm going to give them a pass on this one. It just isn't reasonable to expect everything to be fantastic with earbuds at this price point, there HAS to be some compromise. I would already describe them as genuinely pleasant to listen to as well as better than average, so I'm just going to give them a thumbs up, a full 5 stars, and call it a day.

For the price you pay for these, it's hard to criticize but the sound isn't as "amazing" as some reviews suggest. I've read at least one review that suggested tinny sound with no bass but I found that bass is more than adequate (provided that you correctly fit the earphones). If I was being picky I would say that I did find was a lack of definition in the higher mids and high frequencies that leave the mix feeling like there's something missing. All equipment at this price point is forced to make compromise and I guess this is the areas where the BS10 lets itself down. I should say at this point that I also use Etymotic ER4 studio reference earphones, priced more that 20 times higher than the Betron BS10, and although I would never consciously make comparison, it's possible I'm being a little too critical given the cost? The physical design and style is impressive and the whole retail packaging promises something of higher quality than $12 should be able to deliver. Only time will tell if the earphones will stand up to the rigors of daily life chucked in bags and drawers, and jammed in and yanked out of ears. Possibly the most useful feature that attracted me to this model and brand was the low-profile in-the-ear design, which means that I can lay my head down on its side, with the earphones in, without any discomfort. This alone is worth the price of admission and has been somewhat of a holy grail in earbud design that I have never found in any other pair of earphones I have tried. It also means that I can wear them under my ski helmet for hours without any discomfort. Finally, and again due to the in-the-ear design, noise isolation is pretty good and I'll take that over complex, expensive and often ineffective noise cancellation any day. [UPDATE] After using for well over a year I can say that these earbuds have held up well, so much so that I have ordered a second pair. Very good value for the money. I doubt you could do better at this price. [UPDATE] The only problem I've had with these is that I managed to dislodge the grill when trying to clean it. I poked it back in and it seems to be staying put for now. I have now purchased 4 sets of these and all are still fully functional. I use them almost exclusively unless I'm doing something musically where sound quality is paramount.

I've had these for a little over a year now and these are the best budget wired headphones I've ever owned. They're definitely comfortable and I can wear them for hours without any discomfort. I have slightly large and mismatched ear canals so many other in-ear headphones do not work for me but I haven't had any issues with these. They stay in my ears and can even be painful if they're accidentally ripped from my ears, that's how well they conform to my ears. Sound quality is good, definitely above average for the price point. I listen to music and podcasts. Voices are clear and understandable even in slightly noisy environments. I'm not an audiophile but I enjoy music. The bass is fine, you can really hear it on songs like "Bad Guy" by Billie Eilish but most songs that don't really push the bass don't make much of an impact. The mids and hights are good so vocals are very clear. I don't think the average user would have any complaints about the sound quality unless they love overwhelming bass. The "noise cancellation" is just passive, relying on the shape of the earphone itself to block out sounds. I've found they do an okay job. If you're in a noisy environment you may have to turn up the volume in order to drown out sounds but I don't mind a little ambient noise coming in, in case someone calls me and I need to respond. The mic is probably between fine and good. I haven't had any complaints when I talk on the phone with someone. There is no noise cancellation on it so they will hear background noise if there is any but if you're in a quiet environment they shouldn't have any issues hearing you. The additional controls like pause and forward/backward only work on specific devices like phones that still have a headphone jack. My current phone does not have a headphone jack so these headphones are mainly for my computer and PS4, neither support the controls. Durability is good. These are my second Betron headphones, the first pair weren't ergonomic enough for me and hurt my ears after a couple hours. Nothing has gone wrong in my year+ of ownership. I've accidentally left my other Betron headphones in the wash and dryer and they came out just fine, fully functional, I don't see why these would be different. I would definitely recommend these to anyone that just needs comfortable no-frills headphones. These will get the job done and I don't think they'll break down on me anytime soon but if they do, for the price I'd buy it again in a heartbeat. As long as they keep selling these I doubt I'll ever get a different pair of wired headphones again.

In every category, these earphones have exceeded my expectations. Before finding them, I preferred standard headphones. Now, I'm an earphone convert. Design: They fit very snugly in the ear. I don't need to twist or angle them a certain way to get the best fit and sound, nor re-adjust very often. I think that the flattened design helps because less protrudes from the ear, keeping the center of gravity closer to the ear. They also have a braided cord that resists tangles and there's even a "zipper"; so that you can zip the left and right cords up higher. Sound: The sound quality is excellent. They have 12mm drivers, which allows them to deliver strong sound and bass. These are definitely not "tinny" like the cheap, bundled earphones that you may be used to. To make them sound good, with good bass, the important thing to understand is that it depends on which of the included rubber earbuds you have on. Larger sizes will give you more bass because they'll seal off more of the ear canal. They ship with the medium-sized ones pre-attached. If you're a medium-sized person and not a fan of bass, leave those on. If, however, you want more bass, take them off and put on the largest size. It makes a big difference for me and I'm a relatively small guy. I suspect that some of the reviewers who have complained about these earphones not having enough bass didn't experiment with the other included earbuds. Accessories: Besides the extra earbuds, it comes with a very nice carrying pouch with magnetic closure, a detachable clip (for clipping the cord to your shirt) and a little documentation (mainly explaining the controls for the inline remote). All of it comes in a "cigar" box with magnetic closure. Anyways, I'm pretty amazed at what you get for so little. I haven't used them for long, but I'm already thinking of buying a second pair and might even eventually buy more to give as gifts. Update: I've now used these every day for the last 2.5 months and can happily report that my impressions haven't changed. If anything, I've gained a greater appreciation for some things. One is the tangle resistant cord. With my previous headphones, it could take me up to a minute to untangle them. With these, it takes only a few seconds, since they resist getting all knotted and twisted. I also appreciate the "zipper" that cinches the left and right cords up higher, since higher means less loose cord to swing under my chin. Finally, I've gotten more used to how the buds feel, so that, while they were never uncomfortable, they're more comfortable now. It can take some time to get accustomed to new earbuds, so you shouldn't be quick to declare them uncomfortable when they don't feel as comfortable as your last pair, since chances are that you'll get used to them and they'll become comfortable in time. Update #2: I've now owned these for a full year and used them pretty much every day. They still work as well as Day 1 and my impressions are completely unchanged. In fact, I'm back because I'm considering buying another pair.

The main reason I ordered these earbuds was to allow me to hear and communicate in video meetings and conferences without the bulkiness of my over-the-head headsets. I needed an earbud that had an accessible microphone and connects with a 3.5mm jack, both of which were included in this product. (Note: I am using these earbuds with an Astro Mixamp connected to my PC.) After receiving these earbuds, I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of packaging for such a cheap price. The carrying bag is quite nice, and the feel/look of the earbuds is nice as well. Now, after using the earbuds and testing them with voice recorders, I am disappointed to say the microphone is nearly non-functioning, which was one of the main reasons I purchased these earbuds. I haven't seen many reviews talking about the microphone so I thought there wouldn't be an issue after seeing all the positive reviews about the quality of sound, but in fact, I was wrong. The microphone barely picks up your voice while wearing the earbuds normally. The sound comes through very distorted and choppy. You need to hold the microphone directly in front of your mouth for it to pick up the sound, but if you have the patience to do that, the playback sound is much better. Also, the overall sound quality is also just OK... Maybe I'm spoiled by the daily use of high priced quality headphones, but I wasn't blown away by the sound quality. I gave these earbuds a 3-star rating because for the price, they're not a terrible option for what they can do, but I'm sure there are better alternatives for earbud/microphone combos out there for around the same price. PROS: Decent sound quality and bass Great packaging and quality feeling CONS: Microphone is nearly non-functioning

I use my cheap Sony earphones when I work out in the gym, but they died. So I ordered several replacement earphones: KLIM Fusion earbuds, $19.90; Betron BS10 Earphones, $13.99; and Gamogo G2 in-ear Earphones, $11.05. I like an emphasis on bass and that is why I selected these, but also for reasonable pricing. Following are my comparisons. Both the KLIM and BS10 came with both foam in-ear and rubber inserts in several sizes; the G2 came with 3 rubber insert sizes. I have not used the mic on any of the products. KLIM specs: 16 ohms, sensitivity 98 dB, freq 15-21k Hz. KLIM came with an assortment of foam & rubber inserts. I definitely prefer the foam inserts and they isolate outside noises best. KLIM and BS10 sounded similar to me, with the KLIM a little more focused on bass. I’m not a fan of the volume slider on the KLIM, but the track advance button is easiest on the KLIM. KLIM would not stay in my ear until I learned to hook it to my bottom inside earlobe; now it is good for the gym. It will probably be my go-to product for the gym; it is definitely lighter than the others. Betron BS10 specs: 16 ohms, sensitivity 100 dB, freq 20-20k Hz. BS10 came with an assortment of foam & rubber inserts. I use the foam inserts as they fit best and isolated outside noise. BS10 had good bass and it was a little more natural than the KLIM. BS10 had both volume and track advance on the right earphone lead, but it is sometimes difficult to avoid hitting the volume control when you want to hit track advance. The BS10 earphones are easy to insert and stay in place nicely. Gamogo G2 specs: 8 ohms, but box says 16 ohms, sensitivity 92 dB, freq 20-24k Hz. G2 came with only 3 rubber inserts. Bass response of the G2 was less than the other two, but I think if I used a foam insert it would show the bass better. The G2 fits securely and is good in the gym. The control on the right earphone lead includes only track advance, but I don’t miss the volume controls (I use them on my ipod if needed). In summary, I like all three of these earphones. I probably will use the BS10 most for the gym, because of comfort. But I also like the KLIM for the gym, because of its emphasis on bass.

Based upon the reviews and the fact that I need good wired earphones with a microphone for Zoom meetings or phone calls ... and honestly the sale price... I purchased 2 sets. I am a bit compulsive in purchasing earbuds (wired and wireless) in a quest to find something better because I use them constantly. The VERY Positives: At this price point, the sound quality was excellent and comparable or possibly better than wired earbuds that I have spent 4x more for in the past. I just find that wired earbuds have much better sound and the sound quality on these is very good. In addition, the earbuds were both amazingly comfortable and the fit is such that you can wear them while lying down or sleeping without pain (which is not true of most, including the Sony). HUGE plus if you listen to music while trying to fall asleep. Honestly, not many of the better earbuds are this comfortable lying down. Yes, the Phillips are...but the sound quality on these blows the Phillips away. The quality of the materials and feel is good. Not cheap at all. The ONE NEGATIVE that makes these utterly unusable and is HUGE: These buds have a volume control on the wire...like many wired buds do. But, for some reason the volume randomly increases to MAXIMUM volume whenever the control even brushes your shirt or or moves at all. Walking down the street; lying in bed, any MINOR movement and the volume randomly (it seems) increases to a painful maximum level As such, really unusable unless you want to hover your hand over the phone volume control in an effort to mitigate the almost constant random increases to maximum volume. It doesn't even seem that this would be possible with the nature of the controls (which seem to be mechanical).... but it is almost constant. At least now I understand why such really good earbuds are so inexpensive.... a pretty huge flaw which I am surprised is not reported more prominently in the reviews (which I read). I am literally tossing these in the trash after just one day. Better to pay more and stick with Sony IMO.

Disappointed with the way ear buds go into your ears, its an awkward shape and you cant get the full benefit of it

Muy buen sonido. No bloquea el ruido por completo pero ayuda mucho por la forma que tiene el auricular. Buena calidad de sonido. Sí lo recomiendo.

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Update on my review, on submitting feedback to Betron they promptly despatched another set, great customer service the replacement set just the same but I did another comparison with my JVC set to give further feedback and then thought Doh ! Let's try taking the rubber covers off the JVC and put them on the Betron as they fit my ears really well. Revelation the Betrons exploded into life massive difference probably 10% more bass than the JVC much much better sound so I can now thoroughly recommend these but experiment with the covers. Delivery was pretty good considering it was during the latter days leading up to Xmas, the packaging was indicative of a quality product so far so good so on to the real test. First impressions awful, no bass very tinny sound. O.K let's not make a knee jerk reaction being used to earbuds the fit is crucial so let's try getting a snug fit. They don't go very far into the ear so the choice of buds is key. The ' phones come with 3 different sizes the ones on my set were large sized and I have tons of different covers having ordered a set of bretton spares plus the ones that come packaged. Now here's the thing the drivers are oval shaped which means some of them don't fit, frustrating ! Tried a few different sizes and material, foam, silicone soft and firm still not getting any bass. These are going back absolute rubbish but I persevered and found a set that gave a better seal and at last bass not profound bass as per a lot of reviews (from which I headed my purchase) but an acceptable sound so for the money I have decided to keep them. These are not as good as my previous JVC xtreme explosive earbuds but they are ok at the price point around £12 if I had purchased at the 'original' selling price approx £50 then they would have been returned. To sum up buy them as a back up or if you want something ok to listen on your commute. Take the 5* reviews with a pinch of salt or maybe they might fit you better and blow you away ..Doubt it though. Personally I would tell you to avoid and go with the JVC