Customer Ratings & Reviews

Got these little beauties to wear when jogging because my old ear buds always bounced out. These do not! The ear piece actually sits just outside your ear so outside noise can come in, which is, again, useful while jogging or working out so you can keep track of your surroundings. Sound quality is good, not much bass to speak of but enough for most music and still good for ear bud styles!

They do what they need to...stick on the ear without falling out. The cords are different lengths that lead to the actual earbud. It's the dumbest thing I've ever seen. Some people might like it but it makes storing them a frickin nightmare. ALWAYS a complicated knotty mess when unpacking them. I added a 12 inch ruler to get an idea of how different the cord lengths are...not a fan

Great for working out. Grips atound your ear and stay.

These hands down have got to be the most comfortable ear buds I have ever owned! Most are not very user friendly for me. This brand is awesome. The service I received was impeccable. I will not hesitate to come back or recommend.

The wires for each ear buds has different lengths. I am pretty sure it's a defect... I am not sure if I could turn it in for an exchange... I've been busy...

This item very good....good clear sound....and Quality

I purchased these to use when I am in the gym (planet fitness) working out. They have a nice loud sound and depending on the device you use I would not turn them all the way up because they could damage your ears. Only issues with these are the short left ear cord which seems like a defect. The right ear cord is plenty long enough but it does feel and look weird when place in your ear with the left one being so short. The only other issue is that in order to hear the bass which they do have you need to push the ear piece into the ear more. Overall they are good for what I paid which was under $20. I wore them on the plane last week and they canceled out a lot of the jet engine noise when I pushed them further in my ear. Some reviews say that they didn't last them long or they shorten out after getting wet from sweat but I sweat hard at the gym and they have held up find for me with no issues in the month I have had them.

I got these as a last ditch effort when my headphones broke while I was on vacation and I needed something reliable for my trip home and futures adventures at the gym and I was pleasantly surprised. The price was very fair, and I always prefer sport clip/over the ear headphones to anything else so that I can be active while wearing them without fear of them falling out. These definitely hit the mark. They don't seem to have any problem keeping secured, the sound is really great for a low cost headphone, and they aren't as tight or as noticeable as other sport clip earbuds. I do recommend these as a great/cheap headphone for anyone who is physically active. The only downside being that they don't split ears as most headphones do. The wire runs from device to your left ear, then the wire travels from the left speaker to the right, carrying the wire under your chin to look like a goof. Either way, I give it a solid thumbs up and think you'll be pleasantly surprised.

Perfect over the ear design that keeps the earbuds in place. I've been told by my doctor that I have an oddly shaped ear canal, and most earbuds simply don't stay in my ears. I previously bought the wireless version of these headphones, but for some reason they were DOA right out of the box, and had no response when I initially plugged them into charge. I swapped them for a more reliable wired version, and the only downside is the extra long length of cord. Not really a big deal for me since I usually run the wires under my shirt/jacket anyway. The headphones sound amazing for music, and the price is right for such good sound quality!

The volume not being adjustable makes it very hard to hear when listening to music or listening to a telephone call.

Great sound. They are comfortable and the hooks hhelp the earbuds stay in my ears while doing a tough workout. They are not too expensive .

I have purchased and used these headphones previously. It is difficult to find "wired" headphones these days that wrap around the ear fairly comfortably, remain steadily positioned in your ear without falling out or jostling around, have good sound output, and withstand a little wear-and-tear as far as perspiration is concerned. My general gripes are that the cord is a bit too long if you like to carry your device in your pocket (the slack easily snags and catches on things like doorknobs and turnstiles when you walk, even when you thread it under your shirt/jacket, which is hazardous), and the headphones also get easily knotted in your pocket, which makes them extremely difficult to untangle while on the move. However, until I find another reasonably priced set of similarly designed headphones that resolve these issues, I will stick with these for the foreseeable future.

These earphones stay in your ears when you are exercising, which is why I bought them. The sound is good because they stay pretty snug. The cord is slightly different than ones I've used before. Instead of the traditional Y shape, the distance to one ear is shorter than the distance to the other. The idea is that the extra length of the cord to the other ear goes around your neck, behind your head. It's no big deal, just different.

This is a perfect option for workouts if you don't need the headset/microphone capability. The drivers are responsive and clear of distortions at the highest volumes my Sony Xperia Z5 is capable of putting out. They ensure that the buds stay in and dont plop out once you begin to sweat. After using them for workouts and backyard cleanups and everything in-between, I don't see any signs of wear and tear. They come with S, M and L tips. M fit my ear canals comfortably. The best feature of the design are the earloops. They are stiff enough to keep the buds in place, but at the same time the lateral surfaces are soft enough so as not to be an annoyance when I wear a hat. Previous headphones I had (adidas/Sennheiser) had that issue.

I was shocked really. I had the previous version of the JVC sport clip-on in-ear headphones and the sound was pretty flat. I figured it was for working out and I didn't need the sound quality. Well, the previous version broke after 4 years, so I decided to go with JVC again since they are affordable and one of the few brands that have sport clip with in-ear buds. Best prices on these new ones range from $10 to $20 at Best Buy. I missed my chance to get them at $10, but I got them anyways because I had reward points to make them $10 after reward. Boy was I surprised by the sound quality. I heard on frequency ranges in songs that I normally only heard with good headphones. I almost wanted to go out and buy another pair just as a backup for the future when it will eventually die. The only thing that bugs me is the different cord length feature (left bud has a short cable while the right bud has a long cable), which allows you to wrap it around your head, so cables don't get snagged when exercising. It is useful and comfortable for cardio, but a mess to put away, which is why I'm only giving 4 stars out of 5. I'd going to buy them again if needed.

The product is pretty good for the price, good sound, stays in your ear when working out, comfortable. Downside, that awkward right headphone that goes behind your ear, when running long distance it jumps against your neck all the time. It makes you look funny with a bunch of wires all around as well

I've purchased a set of JVC headphones each year for likely the last 8 years. I run quite a bit (5 days a week) and leave a set in my gym bag. Ive purchased the same for my daughter who is a runner. The sound is great! The price is great! The headphones usually fail from sweat or a wire separation, hence the necessity to replace from time to time. I will say these are very durable. Like I stated earlier, I leave these in gym bag so they get handled roughly during their lifespan. I have no issues with the headphone from what I've mentioned thus far. Where the headphones are now a fail, is in their design. One headphone (the left) has a short wire, and the right has a long wire. This makes wearing the headphones a bit difficult when used for athletic activity. The former design consisted of similar length wires and a small rubber collar that could be pulled taught. When pulled taught, the wires would extend under tension from each ear to the back of the head. If the extending wire were pulled from a head turn or other, the collar mechanism would manage the tension and the headphones would stay fully placed in the ear. The new design does not include collar/tension feature, so when turning the head or simply jogging, the headphones come dislodged. Annoying! This will be the last set of long wire/short wire headphones I purchase. For further background, I own set of Jaybirds (use for competative events and or traveling, as these have charging issues), and a set of Bose qc25,

Bought for running, light weight, good sound, good fit, took a little time to get used to the off center wraparound of the cables. I decided that behind the neck was most comfortable for me. Works well, stays in place even on long runs with heavier cold weather clothing.

I wear these as my running headphones and they work great. They stay in place and the pair comes with different ear bud sizes which I definitely used. I find Most earphones painful thankfully these arent. good quality but beware they tangle easily.

I've had these for a year and a half, use them 3-5 times a week for running or other workouts. I have trouble getting earbuds to fit properly and find I need the ear hook style--but hate spending a lot of money on something that is going to get thrown in my gym bag and who knows if it will work well anyway? But, these have held up nicely, fit my ears well, have decent enough sound. Only complaint is how easily the cord gets tangled. But, that's a minor issue for me.