Super Bass Wired Earbuds with Microphone – Noise Cancelling, Deep Bass Ear Buds for Gaming, Travel, Work – Comfortable, Durable Wired Earphones with Mic, Compatible with iPhone, Samsung

I used to sleep with headphones every night. Falling asleep to music is a lovely thing... I can't remember why I stopped. Anyway, sleeping with headphones has some specific requirements. For one, the earbuds need to fit comfortably while laying your ear straight on the pillow. Another is that you need the wire to be very durable, because naturally you will roll all over them in your sleep. They also need to be cheap enough that you aren't heartbroken when they inevitably die.Well, let me tell you, these buds tick all the boxes. Firstly, the two major points of failure for wired headphones—the jack and the controls + mic. As you can see in the pictures, the jack is intelligently designed and is safe from being bent in a way that will cause fraying. These headphones do not have volume controls, but for me this is a good thing. Frayed wires around volume controls sometimes causes ghost inputs where your phone volume gets set to zero or the max. Waking up to music blasting in your ears is quite unpleasant! There is no risk of that here.The cord is round, which seems like a small thing, but actually it's much harder to fray wires with a round wire. If you've had a linguine-shaped cord, you know any kind of rolling friction is likely to twist the cord. This cord is smooth and round, so most rubbing against it will slide over instead. This makes it last a surprisingly long time for the cost. I would choose this over a braided wire.Now you may be thinking, all this is great, but I have no intention of sleeping with headphones. Well, that is why I'm writing this review. I stopping sleeping with music a few years ago. I recently went on a trip and wanted to grab headphones for 8 hour flight. I looked at my shelf, between these headphones and the $200 pair of wireless headphones I had bought a few months ago. I went with these. To hell with the fussiness of Bluetooth and charging your buds. There is no active noise canceling, but it makes a good suction in your ear, which is noise-canceling enough for anyone. The audio is definitely bass heavy. Honestly, I prefer it that way—background noise is generally low-frequency so the extra punchiness makes up for it. Many songs sound nicer bass boosted anyway.In short, don't waste you money on a more expensive pair. These guys got it all right.

I love these ear buds. I wasn’t expecting much tbh. I just wanted a cheap pair of earbuds to listen to my iPad at night so I wouldn’t lose my AirPods. They look amazing. They come with a really nice case. Which surprised me. The cord is average length I’d say, which for me is fine. I’m using them to watch movies in bed. They fit perfectly. Probably the best I’ve ever had. I’d say they even fit better than my AirPods! The sound is also a lot nicer than I thought they’d be. I am a little bit of a snob when it comes to how my music sounds and I even listen to music with these earbuds. I just wanted an inexpensive pair of earbuds and I got a really nice pair that I will order again.

The best review I read for these is "They are $18 headphones that feels like $18 headphones." They work, they are ear buds that play your media. Simple as that.As far as the claims that they are "Noise Isolating", it's not that great if they don't fit... I know that people sometimes describe their ears as misshaped, and never can wear earbuds because of it. I don't have this problem, until these earbuds. Even the smallest buds still don't fit my ears. I am always adjusting them and pushing them back into my ears. Even with the smallest bud on them, my ear canals still get fatigued and a little sore from wearing them for long periods of time. I am sure the near constance adjusting is probably the reason for this but it still worthy of mention. They look great out of the ear but aren't designed to sit in the ear for long periods, which was the reason I bought for.If you need a cheap headphone to use with your device with a headphone jack, these are a great option still. The sound quality is decent, as compared to my dying Bose headphones. The microphone works great. I primarily use these with my computer, I get tired of having to charge bluetooth headphones. I did test them with my Android phone and the action button on the microphone works just you expect, one click pause/play, two click next track, three clicks previous track, hold for Google Assistant on my device. I do appreciate that I can listen to my music and use the speech to text feature of some websites with no issue, but that might be just a personal thing since I haven't had that feature with my old dying Bose headphones. The quality of the wire and the construction of the headphone feels durable, so I have a feeling these will hold up to being used on the go. I haven't tested this personally because Covid, but anyways....If you want a cheap, good looking headphones that sounds decent for your not very long uses: these are a great option. Just understand, you get what you pay for.