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My son fell in love with all that retro nonsense on Stranger Things, so when I saw these for $5, it was a pretty easy way to put a smile on his face and let him know I was paying attention. Too bad the $20 discman knockoff did not last a month. You win some and you lose some.

You searched, you clicked, and now you’re here. If you made it this far, then; “Yep! These are what you’re looking for!”You’re not here for sound quality. You’re here for style. Or, maybe you need something that “fits” that old Walkman you grabbed from Goodwill?You’re in the right place…

Very thin & lightweight, definitely a cheapy feel but they do work in that old school realm. Biggest issue is jack isn't long enough for even a slimline phone case like mine, certainly not going to take my case off just to use these so I'll never use them- took a chance for only a couple bucks though, could possibly use on the computer. Took about 6 weeks to arrive.

Fantastic! Light weight….. Great sound….Can skoot it behind your ears with one finger when someone wants a conversation and still hear your music 🎵

cheap, but incredibly solid for what you're paying. put your music all the way up, and you block 80-95%* of background noise. *%'s may vary, buuut, I've used these at theme parks, known for being noisy in the worst ways, and again, for the price, I'm not mad at the sound quality or the noise blocking capability of these relatively dirt cheap headphones.p.s. it should be noted, if you intend on using these with a phone case, you should note, the input jack is PHat on this, could be a setback in a slightly annoying way.

I thought going wired would save me the hassle of charging, but I walked straight into a disaster. The sound is tinny, the left side cuts out randomly, and the cable feels like it's made from dollar-store plastic. Ramey warned me, and I should’ve listened. These are barely usable—more like a tangled mess of regret. Avoid at all costs.

I know these are not that great looking but my husbands loves these for the little tape player we got him. If I had given him something a lot more expensive he would not have liked it as much. Great little product

The headphones are pretty awful, but the color and construction is reminiscent of another decade when foam cups and metal bands were common. I bought these to be part of a gift of mixtapes and a walkman, but only included them for their appearance. The sound reproduction is as tinny as it gets without good or any reproduction beginning with midrange, and a lot of the sound escapes before reaching the ear. You may only appreciate the poor sound if you have an appreciation for the environment the sound creates, like riding the bus to school with a walkman, hearing a coworker's radio from across the office, or general ambient noises.However bad they may be in their performance, there are a few points to consider - these aren't going to surround or compress an ear and contribute to hearing loss, they won't shut the outside world out, they won't tax batteries, and you aren't going to be upset if they're damaged or need to be replaced. They're appropriate for children who haven't figured out how to responsibly use headphones, and they do complete a look.