Panasonic ErgoFit In-Ear Earbuds Headphones with Mic/Controller RP-TCM125-K (Black)

I purchased this because I had previously purchased this earphone. Although now I normally use better earphones from Sennheiser, the particular model was not available at that time (ES18). This was definitely a downgrade but it is only till I get my ES18. The sound quality s is definitely better than the cheaper Sennheiser models (I have compared it with my friends) The biggest con that I felt was actually in the wire quality. The ES18 would never tangle itself but this one somehow automatically tangles itself no matter what I do

It's one of the best Earphone in this category. It's design is the best thing which fits perfectly and comfortably inside the ear and it won't fall down. But exactly after 12 Months its one Earphone stopped working and warranty was over so ended up buying same one again.

I used low priced headphones of all major brands. Panasonic is the best. I bought more than four of these so far. Each one lasts six to eight months of rough use. Sound quality is good for both calls and videos. Not for audiophiles. This one is strictly for regular use daily for both calls and videos. Fit is comfortable but no noise cancellation.

Good

One of the best headphone in 1000Rs range. My rating of headsets i own. Best on top to least on bottom. Fidui A71 (in Ear) Panasonic RP-TCM125-K (in Ear) Venture Electronic Monk Plus (in Ear) Philips She2675 BW (in Ear) JBL T50HI (in Ear) JBL Wynd 300 (in Ear)

Price too high . Don't buy

head phone sound quality is good, but its not working properly within 10 Months is there any option to replace the head phone

Nice

Value for Money !

I've been using these for like 5 years. These are great. As for people complaining that it breaks easily, I mean wired earphones within this price range typically don't have a rugged built and aren't meant for very rough use. That's kind of a given. I make sure to keep them tidy (untangled) and don't pull/tug on them. I've had it for years, still works perfectly. Its comfortable, easy to wear, wire length is good, bass and sound quality is very good for this price (no active noise cancelation BUT still solid cause of the way the earpieces fit snuggly), mic quality is better than my wireless samsung earbuds from 2023 and even my JBL headphones from 2025, the play/pause but is responsive even when using with a 3.5mm jack to Type C converter (on my phone). Again, all great features for cheaper earbuds and they last if you use them like a normal human being.

dopo 5 mesi di utilizzo moderato (5/6 ore alla settimana) - e dopo averle trattate con cura - il volume del canale destro si è abbassato quasi a zero suono discreto - cavo che si aggroviglia sconsigliate

All I can say is "Amazing"! I have been using the non-microphone version of these earbuds for several years now Panasonic ErgoFit In-Ear Earbud Headphones RP-HJE120-K (Black) Dynamic Crystal Clear Sound, Ergonomic Comfort-Fit and when I saw that they now had a version with a microphone I couldn't wait to try them out. They did not disappoint. Before I continue, remember that these are under $20 and the non-microphone version are under $15. With that price, your first impression will usually be "cheap and crappy". While the parts are of the cheaper variety and the cable could stand to be a bit heavier, the sound quality is amazing - for cheap earbuds. I have many varieties and classes of in-ear monitors with these being the cheapest. These cheap in-ear monitors are within about 95% of the sonic quality (to my ears) of my more expensive Etymotec in-ear monitors. The have great bass response and smooth mids and highs due to the large drivers. No harsh tones. They are of the newer oval "interface" design meaning the parts you put in your ear canal are actually more closely to the shape of your ear allowing for a fantastically comfortable fit. It also helps that that they come with interchangeable silicon tips for a perfect fit. I have worn these on a regular basis for very long periods and have never had issues with sore ear canals. I've also worn these many times while sleeping. I currently use these with a Samsung Galaxy S7 and have no issues with microphone or earphone quality. I'm impressed at how clear the microphone sounds although I can't speak to any noise-cancellation qualities. From a build quality perspective, they are of descent quality for the price. I've had several sets of the non-microphone version in daily use for over a year. The only issue I've ever experienced is a small vent hole on the side that faces the ear getting plugged up and requiring a small needle to clear it out restoring bass to it's proper level. There have been complaints that these in-ear monitors lack bass response and sound "muddy". These are primarily the symptoms of improper placement in the ear canal leading to a broken seal. In-ear monitors require that the business end be sealed against air leaks when properly placed. This is not to block out external noise - although that is one way to tell when the seal is in place. In-ear monitors require a sealed airspace to couple the in-ear monitor's driver with the eardrum. It there is a leak, pressure from the driver leaks out of the ear canal which leads to poor base response and other frequencies that become "unbalanced". The best thing you can do if you purchase these or any other in-ear monitors is to spend 30 minutes test fitting using the different size ear tips. They should fit snugly but not forced and they shouldn't feel like they want to pop out on their own. When the in-ear monitors have been correctly fitted, they should almost feel like they aren't there.

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