Customer Ratings & Reviews

What I liked: Decent sound for the price. Does the job. Inexpensive. What I didn't like: Cheaply made. Cable is too short. Cable flexibility stinks. Wire covering doesn't 'give' enough. Constantly swatting the cable out of the way. Earbuds are tiny. That can be good or bad. For my big fingers it made it difficult to place in my ears. Cheap earbud tip material. Thin, smooth, falls out of my ears easily. Doesn't provide enough tip sizes. You have 3 total, and they come in a cheap plastic bag. Packaging is on the cheap. On the one hand that is good for the environment. On the other hand there's nothing worth saving to store the earbuds when not in use. Good for the landfill, bad for keeping things organized. Verdict - I consider these spontaneous buy earbuds when you are in need, and there's not much else. They might work for you. I'm not that much of a fan. Too inexpensive to bother returning for a refund. Perhaps that is the point. IMPORTANT! These only worked on certain USB-C devices, they did not work on my portable MP4 devices. Probably because the USB-C ports are for power only. They did work in my Samsung S23 Ultra mobile phone. Be aware they may not work in your devices. From online search results: "USB Audio Class and Audio Alternate Mode USB-C supports audio transmission through USB Audio Class and Audio Alternate Mode1. To determine if a USB-C port supports audio output, check for Alternate Mode (Alt Mode) and Audio Accessory Mode (AAM)2. However, even if a port supports Alt Mode or AAM, the manufacturer may not have implemented audio output capabilities2." Would I buy again. No. Well, yes maybe but only if I was desperate I would because they are inexpensive.

If you remember wired headphones from the early 2000s, this is basically the same thing but with an updated plug to go into a USB-C rather than a headphone jack. On the plus side, there is no app to download or setting to play with in order to get the headphones to work. You just plug them in and you're good to go. The sound is reasonably well isolated based on how these fit in the ear (your milage may vary...). It's good. Nothing amazing, but not bad. If you haven't used wired headphones before, be aware that any contact with the wire will cause vibrations to go straight into your ears, so it is possible for there to be a fair amount of noise, depending on how active you are while wearing. The microphone in the wire is an updated classic. The whole thing is a button so that you can play/pause/answer/hang up. If you hold it for a full second, you get your helper of choice (Google, Siri, whatever). Otherwise, it is definitely a throwback. If you remember people walking around holding the wire up to get that microphone in front of their mouth, that's what you'll be doing again. If you don't, you sound very far away and tinny to those on the other end of the call. Depending on the price and your need, these may be worth having. If for some reason you cannot have blutooth headphones, these are descent. I'd say they're worth about $15 or so...