Audio-Technica Sonic Fuel in-Ear Headphone with Microphone, 8.5mm Powerful Drivers, Sound Isolation and in-line Controls (Black)

This is the best earphones you can buy in this price range and not a lot of people would disagree to that. Achieving a great bass quality is a no brainer for any earphone manufacturer, even the cheapest ones can give you great bass, the trick lies in having a good treble as well. The niche, of having a great treble as well as bass, in which these earphones operate is extraordinary for the given price range. Audio technica have greatly outperformed most of its competitors in achieving a perfect balance for bass and treble, the earphones are like an orgasm for the ears. The only drawback I find is the quality of the wire, they are cheap and feel flimsy. Easily get entangled and get damaged when snagged (I've had to purchase another after the same earphone broke after a snag).

▶️Built quality 3/5 Wire काफी पतला लगता है और built quality काफी कमजोर लगती हैं पकड़ने पर, लेकिन आश्चर्यजनकरूप से ये काफी durable है, मैं इसे 6 months से उपयोग कर रहा हूं, बिल्कुल नए जैसा है अभी तक, नो वियर and टियर। ▶️ Sound Clarity 5/5 Best clarity under 1000₹ आपको इसी इयरफोन में मिलेगी, it's comparable to soundmagic e10c n terms of clarity. ▶️Bass 3/5 Bass Kam है थोड़ा, but manageable है, आपको enough punch मिलेगा, bass Jyada hone से कई बार clarity Kam hojati है सस्ते earphones me to अच्छा है कि बस उतना ज्यादा नहीं। ▶️Features 4/5 Mic है but single button mic है, volume slider nhi है। आप play pause next track, call pick reject etc Kar सकते है but volume adjusts nhi Kar सकते। और जैक straight है L shape होता तो बेहतर था। ▶️ Comfort 5/5 बहुत ही लाइट weight है, और comfortable Kano me koi issue nhi। Bottom Line Best earphonne under 1000 agar आप को केवल sound quality से मतलब है,और built quality etc aap ignore Kar सकते है । ————— Update 1.0 - 15/01/2022 It is still going on like it was when I first bought it and I used it real rough, still drivers and mic both works still date, must say it turned out a great purchase for me.

Delivers what is promised on the box. Pure uncluttered sound. Music kind of pours through these into your ears. Not bass heavy. Just enough base to get you the kick the song intends to give. A little high on treble. But doesn't hurt your ear even after listening for a while. Which I have noticed in my Sony and sennheisers. Sony gives me a headache. I listen to it when i want to hate everything around me. Also, these are better than the mi pistons and asus buds too. The difference isnt like day and night but a lpt of people complain and ive felt it too that in the pistons the sound feels like its coming from a bit far. This isnt a case with the audiotechnicas. Better than the sound magic es18s too. If you're thinking is it actually an upgrade to the clr100 my answer would be yes. Totally worth the extra 300. Plus you get a mic and a button. Although a friend of mine doesn't feel it's very different than the predecessor. So if you don't mind spending 300 more, just go for it. Downside, it doesn't include any pouch or carry case of any sort. Also the quality of cord is bad. It's quite delicate. But mind you these are not for sports or gym purpose. They're more for chilling in bed with.

Quite unexpectedly, I received a defective piece right out of the box with one earpiece not working. Of course, this could be a one-off case. On the upside however- Got immediate replacement from Audio-technica service centre (had to travel to it though), the earphones sound top-notch and yeah, the delivery was quick too.

Thanks to Amazon for a quick delivery. Coming to the product, the sound quality is excellent. If u r a pro in listening to music then u can understand the value of this earphones. I know the bass is a bit low. But I know how to amplify and increase the bass in Android. Basically I will listen music in a player called JET AUDIO PLUS. I purchased these earphones only because to listen the vocals and trebles. If they match together.. Then u can rock. Audio technica is a master of vocals music. I got the exact earphones. Previously I used JBL 150. Due to bad build quality it has been broken Sound quality is good, but not close to ath 100si. In ath 100 or ath clr 100si everybody is in blind thought that it is cheap quality. But if u keep good, it will stay Long. Sound quality: 10/10 Bass: 9/10( IF YOU AMPLIFY) Trebles: 10/10 Vocals: 10/10

Product is expensive but does not sound any better than lower priced headphones. The wire and build quality is fragile. In 30 days of purxhse one of the earpiece is dead. No way to return or claim any warranty. Not recommended to go for this brand for consumer products , maybe they are fine for professional grade. Terrible experience.

This is the second best at this price range, I still loved the sennheiser for its bass and punch. But this is none less, except it may miss the bass output that you might get with the sennheiser. The sound quality is amazing and over the call quality is outstanding. It does a good job of eliminating unwanted noise and does the job of delivering crispy clear voice over. You can also try it over to do some voice recording as well, for it provides a clean experience. I will have liked a more thick cords for the ear piece, but the quality is top notch and not flimsy.

It's stopped working after a 3 months(right side not working). The sound quality is good and clean but the product quality is not at that level. My opinion for this earphone is don't buy it as no service center in India and the cable is not so good

I have never considered writing an earbud review until now. And ironically, a highly favorable review, only after they broke! For the past several years I've tried more than my fair share of buds, and more recently I’ve made my selections only after reading sufficiently favorable reviews here - too often being somewhat disappointed by fit and performance. So much that my conclusion has been that earbud listening seems to be a highly subjective experience, with one person's favorite buds being another's "meh" buds. So bear in mind that my own experience may differ - slightly or completely - from yours. On fit - a simple criterion to apply, and seemingly simply unachievable. I wanted earbuds that would, first and foremost, stay put while working out in the gym. I don't jog, and i have almost exclusively come to rely on strain relieving shirt clips to minimize the wires tugging on the buds from normal light jostling. Something about the shape of my ears - and ear sweating! - prevents all of them from sealing properly and staying put - at least for very long. Aftermarket special bud covers, ear clips, you name it, nothing seems to help that much. These have managed to stay put a little longer than any others. I credit their slightly angled shape for achieving this, but for those of you cursed with similarly uncooperative ears, adding a shirt clip goes a long way to stabilizing things. It's a shame very few bud manufacturers include these, so when I get hold of one (usually spotting one left on the gym floor) it's like gold to me. On Performance - nearly equally important, and this cheapskate wanted lower-priced buds that still sounded quite good. At one point I found some first generation Skullcandys that seemed very good, but then they broke (inevitably too soon with all buds!), and I then discovered that the “new and improved” versions actually sounded worse! I read some rave reviews about Sonys and Panasonics, but sure enough my impressions were MEH. Either too much/not enough bass, garbled or attenuated highs, lackluster midranges, in various combinations.I was beginning to suspect that my ear’s natural frequency sensitivity range needed to match the buds’ output for satisfaction. Fair enough, but did that mean I was going to be left to hunt and peck forever until I could randomly make that match? I still believed a flat-ish and wide frequency profile (again, at a cheap enough price :-)) would be the best approximation. I truly like hearing sounds from the entire range and and bothered by any portion being muffled. I listen to lots of trance with its enormous variation in synthesized sounds, with and without vocals. Some light and heavy rock, occasional new age stuff. I’m fine with missing the sounds of fingers sliding along guitar strings and such. I accept that synthesized instruments lose lots of finer tonal subtlety right out of the shute. And so…YES, these come closest to a decent overall sound so far! Not perfect, mind you, as I still hear the occasion tinkle that I suspect was meant to be a more complimentary instrumental. The bass doesn’t punch at my eardrums, but I am satisfied with its poking. AND CHEAP!!! But then they BROKE!!!! Given they lasted nearly a year, I wasn’t overly bothered. It was only then that I went back, tried some of my MEH backups and realized, yet again, how much better these were than the others in my pile. So I got to work, getting ready to buy replacements, but determined to diagnose the suddenly erratic connection and try my hand at a fix. I found, in this particular case, that the control button’s teensy little circuit board lost its solder connection to an even teensier wire. Luckily I have a variable heat range soldering iron with a sharp tip, a somewhat steady hand, and a cheapskate’s determination — and FIXED IT! So happy now. I didn’t know earbuds could uncover an emotional range in me as welli. I REALLY LIKE these buds. I’ve decided to buy spares regardless, and even buy the slightly more expensive model to see if Audio Technica’s sound still works for me up through its product range, with more satisfaction for more coin. If anyone would like more details on the other buds I’ve tried, just comment back. Happy bud hunting!

Pequeno e potente, audio- technica não decepciona!

Wires are really thin, but sound is surprisingly good for such small earphones. Deep bass and clear vocals. Well worth the cost for simple, but good, earphones.

-Decent Base. -Value for money -Jack is straight Long enough cable -Mic is in the right position (closer to your mouth). Cons: -Wire quality = average.

A qualidade de som é soberba, pelo preço bate totalmente a concorrência. Não leva 5 estrelas pelo facto de o fio ser bastante fino e nao incluir controlo de volume.