Earjax BZ-ELS90-0611 Lyrics Series Headphones, White/Black

While they deliver a good balanced sound over the frequency range, I had a hard time with the fit (but it's personal, so hit or miss was more a miss for me...).I read some very good reviews of these before give them a try. Like most reviews, and even more, earphones reviews are mostly subjective, but we all need to get the clearer picture as possible, so here we go.Build quality: Pretty good. Special design, but efficient enough. Looks solid.Comfort/fit: Housings are quite big and have a special shape = I was not able to get a proper fit so not able to keep them long enough in my ears to really appreciate them.Note: I owned more than 50 in ear products over the years, and still own about 12 of them and keep trying on some more. I am inclined to confirm I know how to use this type of product.Sound:Bass was pretty good and deep.Mids were slightly recessed and veiled, but still pleasant. Cool detailing.Highs were fine, not harsh.As I mentioned earlier, these could be a very nice set of earphones if the fit is good for you.

I originally bought these from a Woot sale about a year ago, and boy was I surprised. These have rather large drivers in them, and as you can see, the frequency response is amazingly wide for earbuds. That 15Hz is no lie, they sound great down low. So I bought another pair from Amazon, this time in white. I use them mostly with my smartphone, and the sound quality is good.The braided fabric cord is amazing. It feels great, and it doesn't tangle as easily. It also came with a clip built on to the cord. So far, it hasn't had any issues whatsoever with fraying or kinking or cutting out. The Tri-level earbuds fit my ears perfectly, and isolate sound well too.The case is really good. It is soft and foamy, with a felt-like lining on the inside, and a zipper closure. It's a good size, and it protects the earbuds well. It has room to store the tips and the extension that comes with them.

I was looking for a pair of "disposable" earphones to throw in my pack and wear while active without being out a dime when they inevitably break. Usually I order earbuds in the $20 range and they last me about six months, but when my most recent pair broke I decided to see if I couldn't find something with a bit higher fidelity. I set my budget at $50 and settled on these Earjax Lyrics based in no small part due to a review / comparison on Head-Fi (google "multi-iem review"). These earphones had the best cost / performance ratio, all things considered, of any earphones under $50, according to the comparison.Supplied with the earphones are an assortment of rubber and foam tips, a semi-hard case, a cable organizer, shirt clip, and carabiner. WHEW!After I fiddled with the assorted tips to get the best fit, I put them through a test playlist consisting of everything from heavy metal, to rap, to classical. I was not disappointed! These are the only sub-$100 earphones I have ever heard that did not disgust me! There is no muddiness, tinniness, or harshness as with most cheap earbuds. I'm not expert but I think this could be due to the fact that they use a dynamic driver as opposed to a fixed armature. These are an absolute pleasure to listen to. I would even go so far as to recommend them for home use! They're that good!The Earjax come with a limited lifetime warranty, and, to put the icing on the cake, Earjax donates a portion of each sale to the Starkey Hearing Foundation, which provides hearing aids to children around the world.

I've had this model of Earjax before but I lent them to a coworker to try out (yeah disgusting I know...but I gave him his own ear pads).When he returned them (yes I disinfected and cleaned them before placing them in my holy ears), I found he had broken them.So I had to get another pair - this time I went with white instead of black just for a change. They're still really good headphones, nice ample bass and clear mid/highs. Not the very best out there but much better than most 9mm driver types which sound like garbage.I love the carrying case and myriad of different sized ear pads.

So after much searching and reviewing for earbuds anywhere from $30 to $300, I found these. I was a bit hesitant because I never heard of this brand but after trying a number of the brands I was aware of, I figured what did I really have to lose and gave it a shot. I can say for me, these are the best buds I have used. The fit well in my ear and are quite comfortable. The real test came on a long haul flight. Wore them for hours watching movies and listening to music. A pair of earbuds that you dont have to crank your volume audio all the way up to get "loud". I definitely recommend.

Great value for the money. Come with a variety of buds, some of which do an excellent job of blocking out sound. I have to be extra careful when wearing them while walking, can't hear the traffic. The sound is crisp and good bass. I also like the case they came with, and nice to have the extension cord. Only thing to improve would be to include an airline adapter so they can be used on certain planes.

I've had 2 pairs of these so far, and very different experiences. The first pair was great - fit really comfortably (which is difficult with your tragus pierced) and the sound was amazing - they would definitely get 5 stars and I'm SO MAD that I lost them. However, the second pair was exactly the same, except that one earbud lost sound after about only a week. Because of how amazing they performed while they did work, as with the first pair, 4 stars - because I'm pretty sure the second pair was faulty.

Full and balanced sound. Not audiophile, but surprisingly good for the price. Better than several more $$ pairs I have had from better known brands.(Make sure you're not buying counterfeit... if the price is suspiciously low.)