NHB15 USB C Earphones in-Ear Earbuds with DAC True Lossless Wired Headphones with Type C Connector 192kHz Hi-Res Music IEM HiFi Stereo Audiophile Ear Buds with 3.5mm Jack

These coming a very luxurious package and the sound is quite stunning. I appreciate the fact that it also has a USB-C connector which works perfectly with my iPhone 16 and with my iPads. Update since November 2024; they are a bit heavy and I have to try a few other tips to get them tighter into my ears. Better with an iPad as they need more power than an iPhone can provide.

I recently upgraded to Apple Music with lossless quality, realizing my AirPods weren’t sufficient. Entering the audiophile world again, I purchased these headphones. They are fantastic for on-the-go use, with a solid, quality construction that feels substantial and well-built. I appreciate the design, particularly the little knob indicator.The audio quality is phenomenal, especially with lossless Apple Music. I’ve noticed details in music I hadn’t before, and the iPhone can drive them to impressively high volumes. While they do look a bit dorky, my main critique is that they can cause ear fatigue after a while due to their weight. However, for short commutes or tasks like folding laundry, they’re perfect.Overall, these headphones are an incredible investment for high-quality audio experiences.

In love with these headphones, they deliver on every promise and restore my relationship with wired headphones after having to use so many dongle DACs in the age of aux port obsolescence. The convenience of just picking up and going is unmatched.Customer Support ExperienceI had a small hiccup at the start with one of the included cables , but I was able to chat it out with the support team. They were super quick to respond and super professional. It’s the little things that make a big difference, and a company that takes customer feedback seriously and acts on it quickly is a true gem.

Now I've had plenty of different earphones and headphones, from bose, beats, jbl, sony, various gaming brands, apple, and skull candy, I've tried from the good to the bad. However, I love good audio, from car, to home, to in/over ear. I will not buy a car with poor audio, and I refuse to have a TV without surround sound. However, when it comes to IEM, I am a complete newbie, and the flood gates have been open. Those are my "credentials".The good, they sound amazing. The sound quality is clear and has good range. Like other's have said, the bass is lacking. I've had to adjust through changing different size ear tips to get the max amount of bass. However, with earphones, I have never really experienced great bass, with headphones of course, but never earphones. One thing that is a must is to have all your settings set right with apple music. Make sure lossless is on. Every new album that has come out, my first listen has been with these IEMs. I've been using these more recently for my primary sound output on my PC, without the amp of course, and they haven't disappointed either. From video editing, YouTube watching, to playing video games, they are better than anything I've had in the past. They are also fairly comfortable. I do some pretty long gaming sessions, about 3-6 hours, and I've experienced no irritation or pain.Let's get into some of the cons. First being the price. These are extremely expensive, especially for a casual listener, however, I don't believe that's the target audience. Even with that, the most I've spent on pair of earphones is about $200 and on headphones $350. These are currently $399 for the lightning version and $499 for the usb-c. Which takes me to the next issue, the change from aux to lightning, it's fairly easy to do, however, there is no label between left and right on the cord. Swapping between the two inputs can be a pain mixing up left and right sided audio. The cord is also pretty short. I have a six-foot desk, with my PC on one side about 3 feet from the center and the earphones barely reach. I've had to get an extension to be able to use them comfortably.For me, these have been worth it. Can they improve, yes. Overall the packaging was beautiful, they look great, sound great, and can be worn for a long time.

Although I am not a in a studio or a musician who has used many professional pieces. I can say without a doubt these earphones are the best I have ever purchased. Throughout my life I have used AirPods Pro (1-2Gen), Studio Beats 3, Beat Fit Pros, PowerBeats Pros, Beats Studio Buds+, and AirPods MAX.But these are truly on a league of their own. %100 worth the price, the packaging is real class, as is the build quality. The sound is outstanding, crisp, and as load as you can possibly be. These are A1, A+++ ✅

These work with iPhone that don't have phono plugs. The sound and quality are amazing. Worth every penny.

Box was shrink wrapped. Opened it and plugged the IEM’s into my phone. They didn’t sound great. Started looking at them and noticed there was no inline EQ as shown in the pictures. It had a really cheap looking control button. I then noticed the monitors were blue plastic and also noticed the S and M ear covers were missing from the box. Not sure what’s going on with these and if this is the sellers fault or someone swapped out a cheap pair of IEM and shrink wrapped the box back up. Initiated a return replacement so will see what happens. Disappointing.***Updated•••Received the replacement. This one was not shrink wrapped but they are the model I purchased. Not sure what happened and if it was a return scam that was shrink wrapped or it was a manufacturer issue.

The Questyle NHB15 earphones do exactly what it said they were supposed to do! Fantastic earphones with fantastic sound! I love that I can finally leave wired headphones behind to listen to true lossless audio! Highly recommend!