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So I was looking for an IEM to use for dancing choreography. I needed wired earbuds because I wanted to stream the music to a video camera and to my ears without any delay. I had some over the ear headphones with a long cord that sounded great, but they looked bulky and detracted from the visual.I needed an IEM that really delivered a punchy sound that made me want to dance. I felt skeptical about whether an IEM could be as good as my over the ear headphones. Because over the earphones deliver a bass sound That vibrates a little bit and delivers the "life force" of a song to you well.However, I was pleasantly surprised to find that this IEM was just as good as my over the ear headphones! The sound of the bass was very comparable.I compared this one between three others:Shure AONIC 215 (expensive)FiiO FH3 (expensive)Moondrop CHU II (cheap)I compared them by listening to the same song, switching out and seeing which one made me feel like dancing.This one came out on top, and it wasn't a hard decision. It had a punchy delivery that really made me want to get up and dance. It was a fairly striking difference between the other ones.I think with IEMs, the goal is often a clean sound. However, this "clean" sound is kind of flat and doesn't really hit your soul. That's how I felt about all the others. They felt flat, the music felt lifeless.However, these ones totally hit me in my heart and gut when I listened to music with them! I couldn't believe these cheap ones were so much better. I was willing to pay more.The main genre I was listening to was K-pop. This has both complex vocals with punchy bass and intricate song patterns. These IEMs did not diminish the quality of any of my songs. The vocals were not drowned out by the bass or diminished. The vocals were strong and all sounds of the music felt like they hit as they should.I also have slower songs like with piano and such and they sounded crystal clear.Okay one downside to these. The cable was too short for me. Since I was dancing, I need my cable to be about 6 ft long. That was fine though because I just purchased a new two pin cable. It didn't diminish the quality of the sound.One other nice thing about these is the right ear has a very small red ring around it so it's easy to figure out which ear to put it in. Red for right is easy to remember.Also, I had to purchase a wire clip to attach it to my clothing. With the newly purchased wire, these were a bit heavy Because the wire had some weight to it. But with the clip, I didn't notice them.They fit nicely in my ear canal and the shape of the body fits nicely in the outer shape of my ears. The shape allows you to easily tell which way they go, Because once you turn them in the right place, they settle in my ears and match my natural ear shape well.I liked the rubber ear bud covers. They created a decent seal in my ears. They provide you with different sizes. Sometimes after some time they might start to fall out, but that's only if you don't wrap the cord behind your ear nicely.One other downside. The original cable is kind of flimsy. It's clear by the way, and the part of the wire that goes behind your ear is not very stiff. It's kind of like a semi stiff plastic that doesn't hold its shape that well.You probably want to get a different cable if you're really concerned about this.However, if you aren't going to be moving around much, you might not even need to worry about this and can just use the original cable. With the shape of the earbuds, it stays in fairly decently regardless of the cable.So far as the color, I went with the gold. I wanted a color that kind of blended in with my skin. I think they look just fine. And I think it's kind of cool like there's a bit of a flashy look to them. But you can't really tell in a dance video where you're pretty far from the camera. I think if I was a YouTuber, I might go with the black just to look more standard. Unless you like to wear flashy outfits. Then I might go with the gold, for fun. :)Overall, I'm quite pleased with these, and I would totally recommend them.One last note, my photos are showing the buds with my replacement cable. The original cable is lighter in color and almost transparent.

Sound quality is fine. No complaints at all. These do have a lot of gain, so they can be very loud if desired. Works well with my phone that did not work well with my other various earbuds. The fit is very secure. Possibly too secure if you need to remove them to respond to someone that might be trying to talk to you in a work environment because you have to kind of unwind them from your ear carefully so you don't dislodge the cables. Using them seated is great, but these are not IMO suitable for use during athletics due to their weight. They're solid metal and pretty heavy, not so you'd notice sitting at your desk, but for joggers or high impact anything, they'll jostle out quickly and require constant reinsertion.All in all, I'd still go back to my Panasonic's on my next purchase due to lighter weight and more comfortable fit, for a few dollars less.

Da un buen sonido, excelente

After a couple hours of testing:When plugged into my iPhone there's a bit of crackling, but not enough to annoy me. The product is $25 and after trying some Bluetooth earbuds that are so much worse, these things are a relief. The bass, mids, and highs are all good, and the overall audio quality is significantly to the last two popular Bluetooth earbuds I tried.The IEMs come with noise when they're playing audio. When audio starts you get a small crinkle at the start. When audio stops for 4 to 8 seconds you'll hear some noise and then you can hear a little crinkle when it cuts out. DURING play, there's no crinkling I can detect. My wired Apple earbuds way back when never did that. But maybe it's just the dongle I'm using.I got no such noise when using it with a headphone jack on my desktop computer. A working headphone jack, that is. I got lots of noise with one but I've discovered it's not the IEM's fault.When using the microphone in a moving vehicle it picks up a lot of ambient noise while your voice is muffled. In general, compared to the iPhone's microphone, it muffles the voice more in any case.One bluetooth earbuds that are better are Airpods because they don't have the static noise and crinkles. $75 JBL earbuds and Samsung Galaxy buds have terrible audio quality compared to these.4/5 stars because of the crinkling when audio starts and stops playing.

muy buenos

Great sound quality

El producto es muy bueno, ciudad de audio y comodidad, más el diseño que son muy bonitos.

The media could not be loaded. These are really good for the price. Would’ve given it 5 stars but about 6 months into owning them ran into a problem: one of the headphones keeps unplugging from the cable. It seems the male and female plugs that connect the earbud with the cable have worn down and now they can’t keep it tight enough so the earbud keeps unplugging and falling off. What a shame! I really hope there was a fix for this