Earbuds with Microphone, Vogek Bass in-Ear Headphones Earphones with S/M/L Earbuds and Built-in Mic, Phone Control, Compatible with Samsung, Android Phone and More (Black-Red)

I bought this pair of earbuds based on the reviews. I was hesitant because they are so inexpensive. But the reviews are correct — the sound quality is surprisingly good for the price.Granted, they're not the fabulous, noise-cancelling, sound-delivery devices I would choose for pure enjoyment and music appreciation. But they're just fine for daily use, listening to podcasts, videos, and casual music.The non-tangling cord is a plus, and seems like it will be durable over time.The earbuds came with three pairs of ear tips (or whatever you call them). The largest size fit my ears comfortably. The angled buds are more comfortable than the typical kind, and also make it easier to identify the left earbud from the right, which is handy.If the cord does indeed hold up over time, I would definitely buy these again.

They're average earphones with average sound quality. Comfortablilty is standard. No discomfort was experienced. From personal experience, the durability lasted 3 months. This product was delivered to me on May 2nd 2019, and they stop functioning on August 27th 2019. I do recommend them because they are very budget friendly and they fulfill their purpose - to listen to sound. In spite of it's poor durability, 3 months is a decent time. However, if you are seeking above average sound quality with strong durability, I do not recommend these earphones. Assuming the earphones do defunct in 3 months, buying 1 per 3 months isn't bad financially speaking. That's $6 per 3 months in a year (or $8 per month for the grey version), a total of $24 per year ($32 per year for the grey version). Please keep in mind that other buyers have experienced durability issues at different times. In conclusion, the Vogek earphones have poor durability but fulfill their goal to listening to sound comfortably with normal sound quality at an affordable price.

I use a lot of earbuds for podcast listening, so speech quality is the only range I’m interested in. The molded 2-1 cord is heavier than my go-to Panasonic earbuds. So the weight could be a disadvantage for sports activity bouncing around as a previous reviewer stated. On the flip side the flat 2-1 cord has some advantages, one being you can snake the flat cord under a shirt and plug it in a pocket. I also sleep with earbuds and this set has had no issues so far. I’d give the Vogel earbuds a try out at the current pricing and good quality product :)

I really don't like these earbuds. The cords are thicker and heavier than I'm used to, so I have trouble keeping them in my ears and they feel uncomfortable. I also just hate the sounds that you get with earbuds that have thicker cords like these (it irritates me that any time the cords move or touch anything I can hear them thunking hollowly).For once, I actually had to switch out the eartip inserts. The thick cords weigh the earbuds down enough that they kept pulling out of my ears so using the larger size helps them stay in. Even with the largest size eartips though, it's still a struggle. I can still feel the thick cords weighing them down my ear, and it makes the buds constantly prone to slipping out, which is really annoying.They still work though, and I don't see anyone else with the same complaints as me so I guess most people might not have these particular issues? As far as the sound quality goes, it's alright. It's nothing special but it's also not the worst sound quality you could get with cheap earbuds (I'll admit I've had way worse which is why I'm giving these 3 stars). I feel like I have to turn the sound up higher than usual but this could just be because of their poor fit. I do like the multifunction button on these b/c I always prefer it that the button is small and unobtrusive so it doesn't get clicked on accident while it's connected to my device in a pocket or bag. Some earbuds come with a huge button that's way too easily triggered but the one on these is fine. My favorite brand of cheap earbuds are the Phillips brand ones w/the mic (usually around $9-12) but after their price increased to $15 I decided to take a chance on these. I wish I'd just gotten the phillips ones instead but if you're only using these earbuds to make calls they're fine for that. If you're the kind of person who walks around with your earbuds constantly in your ears I'd look elsewhere cause these are obtrusive (they are thick and bright) and uncomfortable.

Second pair of Vogek headphones. Gave them as a gift. Moderate usage, well cared for. One side stopped working within two months. Just got a bad pair ... I guess? (Other Vogeks are still working great; they're quite a bit older and have been put through the wringer.) Before they stopped working, decent sound quality. Microphone works great.

I don't sleep well, so I often put in earbuds, start a podcast, turn off the light, lie down and try to listen until I fall asleep. I gave 4 out of 5 for comfort, they're OK but is there a truly pillow-worthy pair out there? Also, oddly, the metal plug-in stem seems a tad too big for my laptop's input. I mean it works, but I have to be careful to hold the plastic tip when un/plugging, so I don't stress the cord. For the money, though...

Update:Sound quality got better after using these headphones for a week. I upgraded from 1 star to 4 stars. These are great headphones but way below the bass level that I wanted and was expecting. However, very cheap price and worth what I paid for. I would recommend these for the average user.Quality better with time:I updated to 5 stars because I have been using them for a month now and the sound quality is good with some bass, not loud bass, but some. I don't know why they got better with time, maybe the resistance in the line decreased with wear, who knows, but they are better so I don't want to be badmouthing something I use every day. Thank you.