Earbuds with Remote Control and Mic (Free Neck Strap)

These are simple and kind of beautiful (even being a copy from apple's ones). Sound quality is nice for the price you pay, and you get the microphone and sound level control too. However, when used for a long time, they could hurt your ears and after a while you could really feel it. I would give it 4 stars if wasn't for something: The cables are too thin and not very resistant. I used mines for about two months before one of the earbuds stoped working because of a cable that gone bad. And i didn't even used it daily, as I just used it to hear music not too frequently. These ar good, but you should consider spending a little bit more in a well-known brand, that's my advice.

I picked these earbuds because they were affordable, had gotten pretty good reviews, and had the features I wanted (mainly, a volume control feature on the cord). It was only a month or two after I bought them, though, that I realized the sound had gone out of the right earbud. I can occasionally hear something through it if I twist the cord at juuuust the right angle and hold it there with my finger--but needless to say, that's not particularly practical. I'm so disappointed that they broke so quickly.Even before they broke, I wasn't particularly happy with them, for a few reasons. I noticed, for instance, that I heard weird little rustling sounds through the earbuds every time the cord brushed against my shirt or hair (so, constantly). And the volume slider didn't have much range--I'd have to adjust the volume to a certain point on my iPod first, and then could use the cord control to vary it up and down slightly. And even though I usually don't notice things like this, I definitely thought the overall quality of the sound was worse than what I'd been used to with the Apple earbuds that came with my iPod. I wouldn't have bothered writing a review just to complain about those issues, but now that the earbuds have really fallen apart, it's definitely worth mentioning.I'm actually kind of glad to have an excuse to toss these out and get a decent set instead. I think I'll be investing a little more money into the next one!

I'm pleasantly surprised by these. Just got them and had doubts due to mixed reviews. I was looking for earbuds I could use on runs that would allow me to adjust volume and skip songs, since my Bluetooth headset died and I can't afford a new one. For $10, these suit my needs, if not perfectly. The sound quality is good stereo, in comparison with my Aplle earbuds. The slider to adjust volume is a bit clumsy but does the task, and I figured out that tapping the square button will play/pause, while tapping twice will skip a song. The neckband is an added plus for use while running. These are a deal for the money spent.

They work well as headphones. The slider to turn up and down the volume is weird because it gets bumped accidently sometimes, and it took me awhile to figure out why I couldn't hear sound (the slider accidentally got pushed all the way down). There is a similar button for mute, which sometimes gets bumped. The mic option doesn't seem to work with my phone (iPhone 5c) but I'm not sure if that's because of the headphones or my phone. So I just use them as regular headphones, not to talk on the phone. Considering they're cheaper than iPhone headphones I'm pretty happy with them. But they're not perfect.

These work fairly well. Only complaints are the slider tool for the volume is sort of silly, since you have a range of slightly louder than the volume you've set on your device to silent. You have to actually change the volume on your phone to make up for this. Also it's been maybe two weeks with these headphones and if I leave my phone in my pocket (with headphones in my ears) they will begin to emit a crackling noise which is very concerning. Apart from that, they work okay, they fit very nicely and design is nice.

I'll be honest. There's a big difference between these and original Apple headphones. Similar design but not similar quality. The sound is good but that's about it. I mainly use hype machine and songza to stream music. In just 5 minutes, I knew something was off. After pressing play, and adjusting volume: it only allows you to go up and down on the current set volume level. If you need higher, you have to adjust on the phone itself then the headphones. Next, when streaming music as normal, it may randomly just pause itself for no reason or do it whenever I get a notification on the home screen. This never happened with other headphones. It plays right through it. Lastly, Siri would pop up out of no where and I'd have to turn it off to start music again. In summary, sound is good but interruptions happened about every 10-30 sec.

These work relevantly well but I bought a few and they came out of the box messed up! I bought 3 the first one worked for a really long time, the second one I used it for a few hours and the left side went out, and the third one the touch controller broke right out of the box. Maybe I had gotten defected ones but other than that the one that I was able to use worked really well :)

Good price for a decent product. Very loud in ear but not for people around you. I have some trouble with the plug it doesn't always have a good connection and the volume slider doesn't change the volume on my iPod. If you don't have the plug in a certain way the button on it doesn't work. But it has decent bass and the sound is good. Over all it is a good backup pair.