Yurbuds (CE) (YBIMINSP01BLKAM) Inspire 100 Noise Isolating In-Ear Headphones, Black

Overall I like these earbuds. I've never had Yurbuds before but I have had a ton of trouble finding earbuds that are not only comfortable but also stay in my ear. I'm a professional camera operator and I use my own headphones in the intercom system on my camera so I need to be in these for hours so comfort and staying put are a huge part of that and these cover that nicely. My only complaint is that there seems to be a small short in cord near the jack as it can cut in and out if it gets bumped, jostled or otherwise messed with. But for the price it's a small complaint. Sound quality is fine - sounded better coming out of my computer than my phone so source audio plays a big role. Could use a bit more bass but again, for the price, small complaint. I recommend these earbuds.

These earbuds sound almost as good as my Sennheiser headphones, and they're so much more portable. Unlike my headphones, they're remarkably loud! I listen to my mp3 player at ~80% volume with the headphones, but anything above ~20% with these earbuds makes me deaf to everything- including my own speech! These are tricky to insert, but they can be quite comfortable when it's done properly. They are large, however, and they don't stay comfortable for me when I wear them for extended periods (regardless of how well they're inserted). I can use them for maybe 2 hours at a time. These earbuds would be great for working out, as they're excellent at staying in place no matter what.

The sound quality is fine, better than many sport headphones, but I wouldn't choose to listen to music on them if I weren't exercising. The cable is light, and it doesn't return much handling noise to the headphones.I think the issue is primarily the twist/locking system of securing to your ear. On very long runs, this can cause soreness inside your ear. They aren't as bad as the Monoprice headphones that have a similar locking system, but they definitely can be painful after a long workout.A better solution is to get a set of very decent noise-isolating earbuds, then getting budloks that hook them to the curve on the outer inside of your ear. To me, this has been the most comfortable solution, and provides the best balance of security and sound quality. I think the best bang-for-buck is the Xiaomi Pistons 3 ($20 on Amazon; the Panasonic Ergofits are around $7 also great for comfort and sound, but the Pistons get slightly better fidelity).Another unsolicited piece of advice--if you do go with regular headphones + budlocks as suggested, when running with headphones that have an in-line microphone or a volume rocker, ensure that the headphones cable rests behind you (on your back) instead of in front of you (hanging down from your ears on your chest). What happens is that sweat can drip onto the mic or rocker and damage the device, or in my case, randomly start increasing or decreasing the volume of your music. Sweatproof qualities are not for nothing. These yurbuds are definitely better in terms of being sweatproof.

Held off writing this review until I tested them for a week or two. I've been a runner since high school (cross in college) and have tried all sorts of headphones and earbuds over the years. These are by far the best running headphones I've used to date. For the previous year or two I ran religiously with Sony MDR-J10's (my wife-to-be has the newer model Sony actives and she likes them) which are decent but they always seemed to pop out a bit and feel like they were ALMOST going to fall out.....but wouldn't quite get there. An annoying feeling to say the least, but they functioned and sound came out of them. So I used them anyways. Other than that, I hate normal earbuds because when I sweat on a long run they feel absolutely gross and wet in my ears. I was hesitant to buy these due to the fear that they'd be just like an ear bud. So I jogged along with my trusted ole Sony's just because they were functional. But last week, I was searching online for a better pair.After a bit of googling and reading I decided to get the Yurbud's listed here, CE 100, over the Sennheiser Adidas sports headphones. I figured I'd try anything to see if they were better, and these were under $20. I watched the YouTube video about how to twist these into place. It was really helpful actually. First try I got them "locked" in. I've been running for the past week with them. All sorts of running conditions - long runs, short fast runs, rainy runs, hot runs.... These are amazing. They don't fall out; they don't even feel like they're going to fall out. That part is awesome. They don't move at all. Also amazing is that, since I run outside, they let in a bit of background noise. Which I guess would be less ideal for a gym/treadmill. However, on busy roads it's nice to hear the cars coming (or dogs or creepy people). And they don't feel sweaty, wet, and gross like typical cheap earbuds.To say the least I'd 100% recommend these to any fellow runner. I've tried lots of headphones some good, some bad, some kind of blah. These are by far my favorites.

I mainly use these in an old ipod classic listening to podcasts while walking the dog. I love the design and the fact that they don't fall out of the ears like other headphones. I've also used them whilst cycling and again they don't fall out. Great design.

Excellent shape. .very please with this item !!

Second buy

Works great!

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