Earphones Wired with Mic Noise Cancelling in Ear Headphones Earbuds High Resolution Heavy Bass

I've had a lot of experience with various noise canceling headphones over the years. (This goes all the way back to 2003, when my father gave me a hand me down pair of the first Bose noise canceling headphones that he bought after he bought a newer version of them.) I've tried Noise Canceling headphones from Maxell to Eleckey both of which were excellent, but never gave noise caceling earbuds a shot. Recently on a road trip, a relative lent me these when my noise canceling headphones were out of reach. After putting them on, I knew almost immediately that they were fantastic. They block out almost all noise, have excellent sound quality, fit comfortably in your ears, and best of all, when you wear them only you can hear the sound coming form them. People beside you or around you cannot hear the music or audio you have on, which is a big plus. (As wonderful as my Eleckey and Maxell headphones are when I have music blaring on them, others can hear it.) Finally, and perhaps most importantly, for the price they sell at, they could even be called a steal. When looking at earbuds before, the best ones that I could find were from Bose or Beats in the $300 dollar range. So, to get ones of such high quality at such a great price was wonderful and one of the many compelling reasons that I bought a pair of these right away after first using them. I have not had the opportunity to try them working out or on airplane yet, but I have high hopes for them. Therefore, if you're looking to buy a pair of noise canceling earbuds you should buy yourself a pair of these. I don't see how you could go wrong.

First off I would like to say for the price I wasn't expecting much even after reading the reviews. When I receive these I was pretty impressed with the packaging and box it came in, in the box it had a good quality foam mold that held the ear buds in place. The male jack port had a protective covering. That tells me a lot about a company who cares about what they're selling. In the box there were a, mall clip to hold on to your shirt, pre-molded ear hook thingy's and a large and small sized inserts. The medium size ear inserts were already on the earbuds itself. Now normally the medium is to big as I have small ears. I still tried it on and yep, they were still to big, no worries. I installed the smaller size ear inserts onto the earbuds and it was perfect. I bought these to replace my motorcycle helmet's Bluetooth speakers while also the added benefit of having ear plugs. I didn't expect these earbuds to replace the tinny sound from the Bluetooth device by much, because I thought you couldn't change the quality of sound from a small device that has a small battery. Boy was I wrong! These improve the sound quality 100 times better from the original speakers, and all the other ear buds I've been using to replace them. Although it is not noise canceling, these block out the wind noise significantly well even at a 100mph on the motorcycle lol! I thought about using the clip to attach the cord to me while riding, but it was too small to clip on to my riding jackets. So glad it came with the Velcro cord tie, because I used that to attach it by sticking it to the underside of my helmet, which kept the cord in place while I rode. The only thing is that because it has 4 speakers, it's a little bigger than your standard earbuds. So while it is not a problem putting my helmet on, it is a bit of a pain for me to take my helmet off, but not a deal breaker at all. All in all, for the sound Quality and the quality of build and design and packaging, you would think these should be at minimum $50. So at their price point, If anything were to happen to these, I will definitely be buying them again.

Firstly I want to state that these did not fit well under my motorcycle helmet and for that I am disappointed but these are not advertised as motorcycle earbuds. Sound: To me, these earbuds are tuned towards the low end of the spectrum. I like to listen to EDM music which has a large frequency range due to the vocals, classical instruments, and of course heavy bass. Keeping the price point in mind I will say that these perform OK. The bass comes through with definition and is a strong feature but the highs are muddled leaving a bit to be desired. While listening to Feel Good (feat. Daya) by Gryffin, ILLENIUM, Daya, for example, the high is just disipointing, its worse in the acoustic version. Fit: They fit well and are comfortable in my ears, I used the standard tips that were already on the earbuds. I definitely recommend using the silicone wraps that go around the cable that leads to the earbud as without them I found that the cable does not want to stay put behind the ear. It took a little coercion to get the silicone wraps around the cable and orient them correctly but once achieved I didn't have to adjust them. Noise Cancelling: I didn't notice any more noise canceling properties than any other well-fitting pair of earbuds. The earbud tips that are provided really don't do all that great of a job at blocking out exterior noise, memory foam earbud tips would do a much better job. Look: Look is objective but I think they look good. They have a retro kinda look to them and I like the clear amber housing on the earbuds.