Sephia SP3060VC Wired Earbuds with Mic, in Ear Headphones with Deep Bass, Noise Isolating Earphones, 10mm Drivers, Tangle Free Cable, 3.5mm Jack

To think that you can get sound THAT good for under $20. Come on now! No cost for the bluetooth + spare room in the housing = Insanely good, insanely inexpensive sound quality. The cord isn't your "Gummies" ear bud cords. Really heavy, durable cord housings with reinforcement at connection points. I don't worry that these are going to suffer an internal wire break. Sound quality is a 10+ with these puppies! If you close your eyes, you'll think you're at a live concert. Further setup recommendations: I paired them up with the "Memory Foam Earbud Tips - Premium Noise Isolation, Replacement Foam Earphone Tips, 20 Pack for in Ear Headphone Earbuds" from SonicFoam. So good! Also, if you're using them on your PC, get Equalizer APO and the associated PEACE interface installed on your computer from sourceforge and for $30 (memory foam tips + Sephia SP3060VCs + some free, open-source software) you'll get sound you thought you had to spend hundreds of dollars to get. The only criticism I'd have is that they're a bit bassy for a rock & metal guy. But, lets be real, how is that a complaint? Every other ear bud I've tried doesn't even have the capacity for *truly* top quality bass and these do. ....so, use the EQ to reduce the gain on the bass and problem solved. I love these guys. Such quality manufacturing processes and sound engineering deserves a metal. Scoot over Bose, the 90s called, they want their sound back.

My favored Belton brand got accidentally tossed. Waited&waited for the white to be in stock, but they must've discontinued. Bought a white apple pair; horrible, painful to wear, returned. Gave in to this Sephia brand; so glad I did!! They're Very comfortable, stay in my ears(never ran with them though), the cord doesnt get tangled, comes with a carry case and large assortment of ear cushions/covers, and the acoustics are excellent. Not missing my Belton's anymore! Recommend!

PROS: Great build - I've put my pair through some abuse and I can barely see any marks and everything is still intact Lots of bass - Makes sure you can hear your favorite basslines and punchy kicks Pretty freaking good mic - Way better than expected and better than most gaming headsets Pretty good noise cancellation - Earbuds are essentially ear plugs that play sounds lol so it depends on how far you shove them down your ear. I can put these in and not hear any noise from the bus. Water resistant? - I've accidentally given my pair a swim in water a couple of times and they still sound and work the same. Lots of customization with the different tips Cord doesn't stick together and tangle like other cheap earbuds Great value CONS: Lots of bass - Songs with DEEP sub bass and bass like "Who Dat Boy" by Tyler, The Creator are nearing unbearable to listen too since the bass is so heavy Lots of cord noise - any bump or scrape against the cord is very audible and talking with them in has the same effect of plugging your ears and talking OVERALL: Fantastic value for these earbuds like really good. The bass is definitely very pronounced without losing all the treble. You won't be getting a 3d effect from the sound other than panning but it's still serviceable. The sound quality is definitely miles ahead of other cheap earbuds I would definitely recommend you buy these whether they're just for a temporary fix or long term usage (they're definitely good for both).

I have to say, for the price these are a great value. I had bought the Sony wired earbuds before for a few dollars less and was very unhappy with them. One earbud stopped working. This pair has better wires that don't tangle. The sound is good and they're comfortable. I'm really happy that I spent a few dollars more and haven't found anything to complain about!

These headphones are pretty decent. I've had them a couple of weeks so far and they do tangle a lot less than others I've had. The audio is clear/crisp, and I like the variety/comfort of earbud sizes that came with. I don't notice a real noise isolation effect, and I can still hear my husband when he's talking loudly unless I turn them up a bit. However, the audio controls do this annoying thing where if you press up or down two times it turns the volume ALL THE WAY UP or ALL THE WAY DOWN! I can't seem to use them in a way that doesn't trigger this setting and I don't enjoy blasting my ears with full volume. I've tried waiting 5 seconds in between presses and it still activates. The instructions say that it only happens if pressed quickly but that's not the case (unless I have a defective pair). They also seem to be very touchy when I put them down and get pressed all by themselves about 50% of the time. It's very annoying, and I've stopped using the controls on the headphones completely. Also once you've triggered the audio all the way up or down with the headphones, the device's own audio control buttons don't respond for a bit. A workaround I figured out is pressing the headphone controls *once* and then you can switch back to the device controls. I've never had headphones that worked this way before and I don't see the point of being able to quickly turn the audio to max. Who listens at max volume on headphones lol?? It's known to be bad for your ears most of the time. Overall, this function is just pretty annoying. I plan to use these til they break (unless I get too frustrated lol) and then not repurchase.

These are great earbuds! Phone calls and music has amazing clarity and the bass is a super bonus, great product!

Initially I was happy. Then I started having people going "hello?" on phone calls. They couldn't hear me. I could hear them, they couldn't hear me. If I removed the headphones, everything was fine. The headphones were malfunctioning. If I had used them enough when first purchased I would have returned them. Now, I'm stuck with headphones that work about 60% of the time - which isn't acceptable.

I normally use Sony ear/audio products, but have gone through many pairs which break really easily. I have tried numerous other brands searching for a decent replacement. I have to spend more than $50 to get a pair that sounded great. These Sephia SP3060VC earbuds have the great combination of quality design and components. You have a straight jack, which is the best. You have a tangle free cord, but one that has significant more drop, which helps it avoid getting caught up as you travel. You have a quality three-button remote which controls calls and volume and track selection. The tactile design is very functional. Finally, the buds themselves sound great with outstanding dynamics in all ranges in lows and highs and great volume as well. The included eartips in every size, ensures you will get a great fit for your ears. The stock pair are perfect for my ears. I don't have any criticisms of these at all. They are less than $20 a pair and often at $15 a pair. When you eventually break these, there are no worries, because they can be replaced fairly pain-free for your wallet. Simply put, these earbuds can't be beat in their price point. They are best in class and receive my highest recommendation. Thank you Sephia!