MEEPHONG SP3060 Noise Isolating in-Ear Earphones Headphones, Heavy DEEP BASS for iPhone, iPad, iPod, Samsung Galaxy

These headphones have worked pretty much flawlessly ever since I received them. Pretty normal packaging that wasn't to difficult or frustrating to open (no clamshells that want to shred your fingers) They are however pretty uncomfortable when wearing in bed and the "in-line" volume control doesn't actually change the volume on the device but it is a slider that adjusts the volume on the headphones itself. The play/pause button has a pretty nice tactile feel and doesn't feature skip functionality (at least in my case). I am pretty happy with these headphones especially given the price. If you need a cheap pair of headphones that are reminiscent of Apple headphones that are included with their products than these come pretty close.

I don't normally leave reviews but these headphones are surprisingly really great. They are really comfortable, loud, and cancel out a decent amount of noise. They just don't exactly sync with my iPhone's volume control, so you are able to control it both through the headphones and through the iPhone; both have to be up high for maximum volume. And the volume control is a slider, not buttons, which isn't an issue but just pointing it out. For $13, you really can't go wrong. I've spent $20 on headphones before that didn't even have a volume or microphone component so these are great.

After purchasing over a dozen different kinds of in the year earphones with attached microphone, I finally found this one that works perfectly with the PlayStation 4 system. Listeners report that the microphone sounds perfectly clear and the sound is coming through the earbuds are clean and clear and the right level of volume. You can adjust the volume yourself using the headset microphone buttons

I go through to many headphones to count. I use earphones everyday. The sound quality is fine. The problem is the durability. The right ear phone started to have lower audio about a month after I bought them. Also the earbud itself starts to come apart(this seems to be a problem with this variety of earphone). It is quite frustrating to keep going through multiple pairs of headphones only to have the replace them shortly after. I might have to invest in an expensive pair and hope the quality and craftsmanship makes for a more durable product.

So I initially had an issue with the microphone, contacted the seller, and they took care of me. I shopped around, tried a few other similar price break options. These are actually quite impressive, and I would rate them near the Apple headphones. The flat cable is much more manageable, it doesn't tangle like Apples do. Will be recommending to friends!

No issues with it so far. They sound similar to the apple earbuds, you really can't tell the difference. There's a scroll bar for the volume which I thought was pretty neat. They don't feel nearly as comfortable as the apple earbuds but there's not really a big difference. The question is how long they'll last? I've had my apple ones for about 5 years so they were definitely worth the price. Will update this if anything happens but so far this is a great/cheaper alternative.

OMG these are absolute GAAAARRRRBAGE!!!they get super staticky after a month of wear and started shocking from time to timeNot just that, when I have it plugged to my laptop, it would maximize the volumn on its own and i cant even adjust it! just overrides the volumn buttonSuch poor quality garbage

The left earphone died today. Of course it's 2 days and a month past the 30 DAYS so I can't exchange it, right? Just long enough to allow it to break but not get a replacement. This had not been dropped or mishandled in any way.