PHILIPSShs3300wt Earhook Headphones Shs3300 White

I love these headphones, but they didn't last as long as they usually do. I'll have to get some more soon.

These earbuds actually stay on during a hard workout and have great sound quality. I use with a Sandisk MP3 player, and a cheap alligator clip holds the wire in place to keep it from flopping around. I tried many others, but they either fall out or have poor sound quality. The only problem is the plug wires can't stand much strain, so I make sure to handle only by the plug, and make sure to detach from the player when done to reduce strain on the wire connection. I have also developed a method of folding them so they don't get tangled up.

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I'd been using Philips wired earbuds (likely the 3200 model) for years, replacing them every couple of years when the wire frayed. After wearing out my most recent pair, I tried to skip the wire and invested in a pair of $120 bluetooth earbuds. The sound quality seemed junky, and they didn't seem to get very loud (I had to download Volume Booster so I could hear them at the noisy gym). Thought maybe I was misremembering the quality of the Philips earbuds, but I wasn't. Just received my new Philips 3300s in the mail. The quality blows the bluetooth earbuds out of the water—way more nuanced sound, deep bass, and more than enough volume. Switching back to these, and ordering a backup pair now in case they go AWOL.

I've owned three pairs of these headphones over time. The first pair I bought over a decade ago and lasted me forever. When they finally got too beat up, I bought another pair. They lasted about a year and the right earbud quit. Bought a third pair and right earbud randomly quit again after another year of use. The last two pair were not damaged. The earbud simply quit. I don't know if they changed how they're manufactured but they're awful now. They're not worth buying again.

After just one day of using this device, I had to look for a replacement because it was very uncomfortable and irritated my ear. Aside from that, it works quite well.

I love these earphones. I have been using them since my first nano iPod. In always have a problem with pods staying in my ears…. The never do. I bought these in a whim and I will never NOT buy them. The pod fits perfectly in my ear and the arm wraps around my ear quite comfortably. I can push them all the way in and jam out or just place them in and I can still hear what I need to around me as well as listen to my music. I always buy 2 at a time as I am always afraid I will not be able to find them again. So far this last pair has lasted me a few years. Totally worth the money

I bought these to wear while running. I've tried Bluetooth headphones, but theyn either have pitiful battery life or have poorly distributed weight that causing swinging. More expensive headphones get destroyed from sweat just as quickly as cheap ones, so I'm not willing to spend that kind of money. I'm also really picky about the type of ear/headphones I'll use when running, because there's nothing that annoys me more than having to constantly fiddle with the earphones to keep them from falling out. These headphones alone have worked wonderfully for me. The sound isn't the best, but I just need the music to be clear enough to distract me. I rarely have to adjust these at all, they're comfortable thanks to the rubber piece around the speaker. They're also surprisingly resistant to being ruined by sweat. If you can get these for about $15 or less, go for it. The cable is long enough that I either wind it through my shirt or around my back and under the opposite arm (the one without an armband on it), and it stays out of the way.