“Why are the black earbuds so much cheaper. Are they in worse shape? Or is it just a quantity and demand thing?”

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• They are refurbished. Which could mean the person didn’t want them to who knows but on saving money super quality I’ll buy refurbished from BEST BUY

  Answered by PaulL 3 years ago

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• No clue, probably like you mentioned supply and demand.

  Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago

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• I own a black pair and they are great. I believe they are cheaper because they are not flashy. But have the same quality as any other color

  Answered by BradW 3 years ago

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• I would guess quantity and demand. The white ones were cheaper when I bought mine.

  Answered by Sagadgreat 3 years ago

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• demand

  Answered by 1234 3 years ago

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• I had the same question. The ones I received are in excellent condition. Suspect it’s simply a supply and demand thing.

  Answered by MidwestMD 3 years ago

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• For the same reason when you buy a white car vs a vibrant colored car the white/base colored one is cheaper. Less work goes into coloring the plastics, and therefore the material is cheaper, but of same quality.

  Answered by CoffeeTech 3 years ago

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