Belkin SoundForm Headphones - Wired In-Ear Earphones With Microphone - Wired Earbuds For iPad Mini, Galaxy & More With USB-C Connector (USB-C Headphones) (White)

Nice headphones for a usb-c phone. Sound is clear and you don't have to worry about charging them of losing your connection.

Good solid construction. Been sleeping with these on for a couple months now and nothing has broken yet. Sound quality is decent for the price point. Volume is good enough for what I need it for. It's not a base thumping headset so if that is what you want you will need to look at something else. Once these are in your ears it deadens sounds from around you fairly well but these are not passive or active noise cancellation ear buds so if that is what you want to get you will need to spend more money. Overall a solid set of ear buds that fits in the lightening connector and are not apple ones which do not fit in my ear at all.

Okay...let me be clear...these headphones work very well. I rated the 4 stars because the function of the headphones isn't the issue.They have a couple of issues that need addressing.First, and this is the biggest issue, the ribbon cable they have must be uninsulated because as it bounces around when I walk, I hear the noise of the two cables clunking on each other. It's really loud.The second issue, and this might just be me, they fall out of my ears. I have the largest 'attachment' provided on them and they still easily fall out as I'm walking around. I'm not jumping, dancing or exercising with them...just walking my dogs and around my office while I work.The functionality and overall quality of the headphones is great. The sound is nice...the noise canceling is more than adequate as long as they stay in my ears.Fix these two things and I'd be more than satisfied with my purchase.

Terrible headphones, The sound quality is muffled and unclear, and the volume level is embarrassingly low and unbearably inconsistent, it varies greatly from song to song. I guess it cancels noise well enough, as well as any other earphones at least, but the shape of the earpieces are kind of lanky and awkward and they dont really stay in your ears very comfortably. I got these hoping they would be at least a decent alternative to the now tragically discontinued urbeats3, but after reading the rave reviews on Amazon and across the internet I was downright optimistic that these were incredible. But after listening to many of my favorite albums with these I am sure I dont know where the praise is coming from. The sound quality is on par with some of the cheapest headphones you could get from Walmart. I fear there arent anymore wired earbud headphones of significant quality, or that even hold a candle to the urbeats3, and if there are I likely wont find them, especially if these are the best rated. I can not recommend these headphones to anyone at all, but I do recommend you save your money by not purchasing these.

I like having wired headphones for backup when my wireless ones are dead or I can’t find them. However, the cord hassle drives me nuts pulling them tangled out of my purse. Seriously, I’m pissed when my phone is ringing and all I want is to pull my headphones out, plug, and talk.Enter the Belkin tangle-free headphones. Game changer! They come with three different silicone earpiece sizes (I have small ears so this was surprisingly a great feature!). I didn’t realize how much the proper earpiece size would improve the experience for me.On to the dirty details: the cord is flat, not round and sticky. So, it never gets tangled in a tight knot even when I’m pulling it out of the depths of my purse. This alone would’ve sold me on these headphones. Do they come out perfectly? No, but I stuffed them in there with no care and I can pull them out and straighten them for immediate use in less than 5 seconds. To make me love them even more, they are proper noise canceling headphones. I put them in chat away and take them out to find there’s loud construction going on outside. Couldn’t hear a thing with them in!The microphone quality is clutch as well. I’ve had numerous people ask me on calls what Headset I’m using because the sound quality is so good. They’ve become my go to for work calls.Another feature I really like over any of the wireless headsets I have is the volume controls on the cable. I find I forget the buttons on my wireless ones or the buttons aren’t easy to press when I’m wearing them which is annoying. The control feature on the Belkin is perfect - I can easily change the volume and there’s tactile raised bumps so I know where to press. It also lets me mute, hang up the call, or go to the next song. It’s a feature I didn’t think I’d care about and didn’t weigh into my purchase decision until I got them and it simply works perfectly and easily. Going forward, any wired headset will have to have the control feature and it’ll be hard to top the Belkin execution.

Works with Android, laptops, and iPhones that have USB-C. Just wished it lasted longer - 4 years in and it is starting to fatally tear apart, exposing wire on right ear bud and near the hang-up button. Buying from this formerly American electronics company (now Taiwanese) is still better than the alternative. Almost anything with a history is better than most companies on Amazon. They are now the home to no-name off-brands by fly-by-night companies that take no responsiblities. This is not truly tangle-free. It will get tangled in your pocket. The sound is flat as I expected from a sub-$40 headphone.

First, let me say that I wasn't looking for something with mind blowing sound. I don't have expensive taste and am willing to buy cheap headphones every so often. I was looking for a reasonable set of headphones that I could wear in bed and doing yard work that would be comfortable. (I hate the white iPhone headphones; they hurt my ears!) For the money these are disappointing. The sound quality is bad. It sounds like you are listening through a tin can. You have one job Mr. Headphone: produce clear sound. As much as the quality of the construction is good, they are not up to the job. Disappointed...