GOgroove AudiOHM RNF Durable Earbuds - Heavy Duty Headphones with Thick Aramid Fiber Reinforced Cable, In-Line Microphone, In-Ear Noise Isolation & Rugged Metal Driver Housing (Metallic Silver)

You can really turn up the volume on these babies, they are LOUD. They are also much stronger than regular earphones as they use heavy duty cables. I love mine and use them 3 days a week at the gym. I prefer them over bluetooth earphones as they can drown out the surround noise in the gym (e.g. horrible gym music) that bluetooth earphones lack the volume to do.

Good earbuds - Sketchy Warranty Caveat Emptor - Buyer Beware. These are good earbuds. They're very heavy duty, and so perfect for teenagers who use them many hours every day. However, the "lifetime warranty" is not very real. You must register your purchase on the manufacturer's website (not Amazon's) within 30 days or you have no warranty. Then if you need to make a claim, you have to make it through the manufacturer, who makes the process so cumbersome that most people will just cuss and give up. A warranty that you won't actually use, is no warranty at all. As far as heavy duty earbuds go, you can't go wrong with them. They are very solid. But nothing lasts forever -- especially anything used daily by a teenager. I've bought seven pairs of these from Amazon over the last two years or so. Several are still working. Several have broken (after around 9 to 15 months of use). If I can buy these for <$20 and my kids can use them for about a year, it's still a good buy. I just resent the misleading "lifetime warranty" language, as it's not real.

First of all mine were defective. The volume of the left bud just keep going in and out right out the box. I am not too concern with this problem being more than a unlucky one off problem, I have had several other even cheaper GOgroove headphones that were all fine. So I returned them for a refund. But the issue that will stop me from order these again is that they were terribly uncomfortable in the ear, and while the bulky cord and headphone jack are necessary to meet the durability they claim it made them very difficult to use. The cord would not uncoil and was very noticeable and distracting and the jack would was so bulky (and l shaped) that i couldnt fit it in my phones jack with the phone case on (never had the problem with any other headphones) and even without the case the l-shaped jack was really good at snagging things (mostly the edge of my pocket) and unplugging. The cheaper gen-1 gogroove are my go to cheap durable headphone. They last long than any other affordable earbuds ive found and are comfortable to wear without any other weird quirks to speak of. I can't speak to sound quality as I am no audiophile and mostly listen to podcasts.

I'm not someone who leaves reviews on Amazon and I rarely use superlatives to describe things, but these headphones are the best I have ever owned. I am someone who seems to have bad luck with headphones because one of the earbuds inevitably stops working after a few weeks. I don't treat them gently enough. Let's also be honest that most headphones are designed to be obsolescent and manufacturers don't have the incentive to produce affordable yet durable headphones. Consequently, the wear and tear of even a moderately active lifestyle can be ruinous for headphones. The GoGroove headphones I have been using these past few months have proven to me that it is possible to have decent sound quality, impressive physical durability, and affordability all at once. I am actually going to buy several more in the upcoming months just to have several extras to use in the distant future.

I do a lot of chainsaw work cutting down trees and stacking limbs etc. I like to listen to music while working and I have tried many brands of earbuds. Sometimes I get the cord stuck on tree limbs and then it snaps or breaks off at the earbuds. I bought one pair from another manufacturer which broke the first day I used them with the wires being ripped out. Anyway, I have been using these earbuds for months cutting trees every day and although I have had them ripped out of my ears a few times due to getting the wires snagged, they have not broke. The sound quality is really good too. I would recommend these earbuds for active people

Microphone doesn't work, or stooped working. Not sure, I didn't test it till about a year down the road, Sound is pretty good. Defiantly bass heavy. I like the case, I use that all the time.

I have owned these now for an entire life cycle and they are not my favorite ear buds. Purchased: Mar 26, 2016 Left earpiece died: Dec 7, 2017 (20 months) Pros: The sound quality is decent. The case is nice. The cords are all nice and heavy rubbery substance and don't tangle easily. Cons: The little pieces of paper that cover the sound chambers like to come off and are a pain to keep track of. The microphone position is weirdly on the left earpiece and if you wrap your earbud cord over your ear is too far from your mouth--many people indicated difficulty understanding me using these. There is no volume control, only a single button which generally functions as play/pause. Biggest con: I bought these because they were supposed to be durable. I am not a heavy or damaging user--I use these at work at an office job and they are well-treated and kept in their case when not in use--and they wore out in only 20 months while the supposedly less durable pair I bought before these are still working quite nicely. The left earpiece has given me some trouble for some time now having a volume differential compared to the left, but I chalked that up to having the microphone on that side. All of the wires and connections appear perfectly sound--the left ear piece just stopped functioning except when fussed over--tapping it would restore sound for a while, but after a couple days it is now totally soundless.

I’m crazy hard on headphones. I sleep in them and take them everywhere with me, usually crumpled in a pocket, shoved in the bottom of a bag, or literally dragged through a hedge backwards. It’s rare that earbuds last me more than a few months. I’ve had these for 5 months and change and they’re in exactly the same condition they were in when new. My only complaint is that the rubber ear tips pop off pretty easily but again, with all I’ve dragged these through, it might be me.

I wanted a pair of earphones that would not break after a few months. These are really well made and reinforced in all the important areas. The sound quality is not fantastic and I can live with that in return for the robust design.

Lo compre pensando que los tendría por un largo periodo pero a las 2 meses un auricular ya dejo de funcionar, por lo que valen yo no me los volvería a comprar

J'ai ces écouteurs depuis plusieurs mois. Extrêmement satisfait, je cherchais des écouteurs qui tiennent et ne cassent pas après 1 an, comme j'en ai eu depuis près de 10 ans! Ces écouteurs ont l'apparence extrêmement solide, le cable épais évite également aux fils de trop s'entre-méler. Le casing en aluminum est un plaisir au toucher, la construction en général dégage un sentiment de robustesse et d'over-dimensioning qui fait plaisir à voir pour des écouteurs! Le son est légèrement plus grave que ce que j'ai l'habitude d'écouter, mais il s'agit d'appréciation personelle, les écouteurs en soit sont bons et j'apprécie ma musique autant qu'avant, mais avec l'assurance de pouvoir les garder pour plus longtemps! La commande fonctionne bien également. Très satisfait de facon générale, j'éditerait cette review si le moindre problème survient dans la durée de vie, en attendant, un vrai plaisir!

Ils ont une durée de vie plus longue que tout les écouteur que j'ai pu avoir, au bout d'un an le gauche a commencé à lâché mais bon je suis pas déçu

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