Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great headphones. I do not like the ear buds at all, so these old school style is the best for me.

My husband enjoys these wired In-Ear headphones. He uses them during his walk/run routine. Easy to use.

The headset came with an extra set of (larger) earpieces. That’s it… no shirt clip, no case, and no instructions. The cord is approximately 40 inches from the 3.5mm adapter to the earpieces. There is a single rocker-style “button” on the microphone located about 6 inches from the right earpiece. This functions as a play/pause switch when listening to music and as an answer/disconnect switch when receiving/ending a phone call. These are very sensitive earbuds an impedance of 16 Ohm with a sensitivity of 103dB/1mW. They can easily be driven to distortion with almost any source. I highly recommend turning the volume WAY down on your phone or DAP before using them. The earpieces and plug seem sturdy enough, but the cord is very thin and the microphone feels like it might fall apart at any moment. The microphone is acceptable for phone calls, but not much more. Without a shirt clip, the HA ENR15 suffers from microphonics (transduction of sound along the cable when it rubs against clothing or skin). It is not a problem when sitting quietly, but could be notable when on the move. They also provide little isolation from outside noise. This is a good thing when you need to pay attention to your surroundings, but means that you might be inclined to turn them up to high in high-noise environments (e.g. on an airplane). At reasonable listing levels, the sound quality is surprisingly good. They are certainly not audiophile quality, but the frequency response is remarkably good considering the price. Instrument separation is good, but staging is flatter than I would expect from dynamic drivers. Overall: The HA ENR15 is not “audiophile” quality, but sound quite good in a quiet environment. The following albums were sampled during my review: • 2L Test Bench (available at http://www.2l.no/hires/index.html) • Adam Harasiewicz: Chopin Nocturnes & Preludes • Antoine Dufour: Back and Forth • Bonnie Raitt: Road Tested • Hoff Ensemble: Quiet Winter Night • Laurence Juber: Guitar Noir • Los Angeles Guitar Quartet: Spin • Mike Dawes: What Just Happened • Miles Davis: Kind of Blue (1997 Sony 20-bit remaster) • Norah Jones: Come Away With Me • Oslo String Quartet: The Shubert Connection • Stevie Ray Vaughan: Couldn’t Stand the Weather • Vladimir Horowitz: Rachmaninoff 3rd Piano Concerto (RCA 50th Anniversary Edition)

Its goo quality, even though I returned it. It would stay in my oddly shaped ears canals.

Weird earpieces. Not sure how much better the quality is compared to the cheaper ones.

Have held up well to daily use. The flexible earbud pieces make it perfect for my small ears.

Very good product for price . but I am not comfortable with ear buds

This was a return because it did not fit my device.

good for little kids to use when they are ply with their tablet

not comfortable in the ear and sound quality again not the best

These headphones are reasonably priced and stay in my ears

Best ear phones for the price. So easy to use and has a long last charge.

My mom had apple air pods and she said she likes these better

For how much they cost it is worth it. Actually are pretty loud.

I bought these as a replacement for the gumy headphones I had that don't seem to be made anymore - these look the same and may even be the same brand - but they don't feel at all like the old ones. Was hoping I had finally found my headphone match again. Very disappointed.

Didn't last long--expected better quality from JVC.

it nice lost long loud very strong I have to get one more

You have to have a ear that will fit these mine did not

easy to use and very good stuff it work great and well

It's working nice and I am happy with the purchase