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I'm no audiophile nor do I have any earbuds in the $100+ range, but I do have several in the less than $100. I bought these to replace a pair of Panasonics in the same price range as a disposable set and was surprised at the significant upgrade these were to the Panasonics they were replacing. The six pairs of silicone ear tips made finding a custom fit perfect for my ears and while yes, the cord is heavier than what I'm used to, and can telegraph noise if it rubs across hard surfaces I don't use them typically while doing anything more strenuous than walking (even at a brisk pace, simply wrapping the long cord with a small rubber band and putting the player and bundled cord in a breast pocket, problem solved).I tried out the 3 different caps and while the cap listed for "Pop music" didn't deliver any noticeable differences, the one for "Jazz" and "Classic" were significantly better than my previous panasonics both for music and digital media content. I frequently use binaural beats during my daily meditations or when doing demanding article writing, research, etc and found that my alpha, gamma and theta tracks were all delivered to better effect, and the ear tips were comfortable enough that even after 8 hours of use my ears weren't protesting. Pitting them against a set of Skullcandy and Sennheisers that were 8-11x more expensive and I couldn't tell the difference in sound quality, but again, the caveat being I'm a more casual user of this sort of thing.

Good build quaity, feels sturdy enough, the flat cord feels good enough to withstand normal handling for quite a while.Sound quality is ok, decently clear (not tinny), but it's very heavy on the highs. Bass is there (adequate for cheap earbuds) but hard to hear well because the highs are so strong, even after knocking down the top three bands on the equalizer of my music player (and bumping the bass levels up to max, too).Can't really tell much diference between the different caps you screw in the back, at least between the two intended for more bass (jazz and pop). The third, labeled as "classical" for that type of music, does wipe out even more of the bass tones, leaving you with all highs.The mids (including vocals) were ok, overall. But the dang highs are just so pervasive...Remember, this is a very cheap earbud, so for the $8 spent is was good. However, if you want a fuller, more balanced sound, I'd say look elsewhere. I gave it three stars instead of two because the build quality is pretty good.

I wasn't expecting much when I ordered these but after a week or so of heavy use I have to say I'm quite impressed. I thought the variable screw in tabs was a gimmick but it does enhance the sound quite well. I use this 3-4 days a week during my workouts (Treadmill and free weights) which often leave me drenched in sweat and so far no issues from moisture exposure. The sound on these is rather good -The bass is good without being muddy and the midrange and high frequencies never sound scooped or thin.They fit well, to the point of offering a primitive noise canceling property -when I'm running at my full speed on the treadmill I don't hear a thing.They feel sturdy, sound great and I expect these to last a good while. I'll report back if something odd happens.

When I ordered these earbuds for the prices, I wasn't expecting much but I have to say, when the package came, I was happily surprised at the quality. The packaged came in a sealing back with all the marketing information on it which was very nice. When I opened the package the quality of case was more than I could hope for. I mean I have heard of cases for over the ear headphones but to get one for earbuds was great! Also the earbuds fit perfectly in the ear and I like the ability to change the caps for the different types of music or media you are listening to. I have connected the earbuds to my phone and Ipad and the music sounds great. All in all, I am satisfied.

I bought them cause they say "running" in the description and I needed some new running headphones. But you can't run with them.The metal ear piece looks and feels good. But it also makes it impractical to run with. Because the ear piece is heavier due to the metal they fall out of your ears (Yes, even with the correct size one).The sound quality is pretty good. I'm not an expert on sound quality but music was rich and full and the bass was better than what I've had in the past.So if you lift at the gym or do a lot of static workout then you are probably fine. But movement is probably not gunna work out.Also more a side note than anything else but I don't understand why the wires are called resistant to being tangled. Not only do they tangle, but the thicker rubber wire sticks together and makes it harder to untangle. Not really a big deal, but definitely not as advertised.

These are FANTASTIC! I got these a few weeks ago & wanted to truly try these before I wrote a review The SOUND: great! I love the interchangeable caps that cater to different types of music. I could CARE LESS about bass- I want to hear fingers move across guitar strings & I get that acoustic/precise sound. FIT: I didn't know what a big deal this would be, having the 3 different-sized silicone caps to fit different ear sizes. I walk everywhere I go, sweating in Alabama heat & have NEVER been keep any kind of earbuds in my ears w/o falling out every couple of minutes. I had the same problem with these until I switched the earbuds. Not a problem anymore, even with the sweat. Others: I love how they came with a small zippered pouch for travel & storage for the extra caps & earpads. I also like how Sentey followed up on their product-seemed like they gave a crap about their product. I would buy again.