Symphonized Premium Wooden Wired Earphones with Microphone, Deep Bass Sound, 90% Noise Cancelling 3D Sound, Microphone Volume Contro with 3.5mm Jack. Secure Fit Earbuds wired. Includes travel case

These headphones sit snugly in a box and comes in a decent bit of packaging. The box is also wrapped in clear plastic. I thought this was good as protection against scratches since I bought two sets, one for myself and another as a gift. I'd get to the point first by saying that these are ridiculously impressive for the price I paid. It's got all the functions anyone could wish for at this current moment from earphones that you might use for listening to music or answering calls. Off the bat, it's got a mic, you can control remotely from the cable the volume, choose tracks, answer and hang up calls.... and all with the default noise-cancelling feature. Pretty wow don't u think? Then of course, there's the fancy wooden earbuds that got my attention primarily. so from some browsing, I found that version 3 apparently is the only model with all these features. Hope it saves some of you out there the need to look further. I spent a fair bit of time comparing the many features of the other earphones and get a load of this, I wasn't even looking at this ridiculously low price range. So I feel pretty much like a winner now!! It's the little things in life :) Also, from pics, I can confirm that it comes with a little gunny sack with all the different rubber head sizes, clipper and such. I got mine in purple/grey. It's really growing on me. Did I mention too that the wooden feature does make quite a positive difference to the sounds that pipe through the earbuds. Well, they do. It's a real treat and I've been spoilt rotten by some fine audio gadgets out there that cost many times over!!

So I have tested these for a couple months and went to write a review and saw they are now £24.99. I purchased these when they were £9.99 on sale. Basing my review on the price I paid, these were fantastic! Quality is decent however the wire is a little thin so maybe not recommended if you are heavy handed. Sound quality for the price is fantastic. Decent bass, crisp audio and also answering teams calls, the mic is perfect. I would definitely recommend these however at the sale price as £25 seems a bit steep and alternatives may be better at this price.

After a months of daily use the sound quality is the same and cable is decent with a rubber coating that isn’t super grippy like EarPods and doesn’t hold a curl or bend much. The bicolour wire allows you to see if the cable is twisted and in most cases it doesn’t matter if it looks twisted it remains mostly straight. Sound quality is not bad but a bit louder on the high end unless you have earbuds firm and deep in ear not too uncomfortable but the volume range can get so loud you’ll want to avoid going over 60% volume depending on what device you use. Good earphones for iPhones as the eq in settings allows for a good choice of earphone sound. Pretty good mic and decent for plugging into controllers for modern consoles so is a good all rounder

I never write product reviews but I am so impressed with these earphones, just got them in the post today and everything about them is beautiful. The packaging, the little case that comes with them, so many different options to choose from for the ear buds. The sound quality is fantastic and they look really nice. Really really impressed, and not very expensive either. Very happy with my purchase Update: nearly 1 year on from my purchase and these earphones are still going strong, amazing sound quality, very durable. I use them a lot and they are still perfect, compared to other earphones that I've burned through in a few months. Absolutely recommend them to anyone!

Have had a couple pairs of these then gave some other brands a go but there is no comparison I don't know why I wasted my time and money on the others I should of just stuck with Symphonized. The build quality is superior as is the sound . The earphones deliver an outstanding mixture of sound and tone nothing is overdone it all just mixes together for the optimum experience, is a really big fat sound with a beautiful rich bass with exact mid and top to complete the perfect mix. The sound is clean and clear and if you haven't had a superior set of earphones before you will hear all sorts of things in your music that you haven't before it will be like hearing it for the first time , you also have a volume and skip button on these ones. Don't waste your money on anything else, I certainly won't again. Excellent service from seller . I highly recommend.

I love the audio quality from these headphones. They sound fantastic and in par with headphones costing many many many times the price. Where these are let down is in the quality control. My right hand bud has seaced working. All I get is a crackle. They have been cared for and stored in a proper earphone bud case when not in use. I use these fkr my day commute, approx 90mins a day so it's not like they have been hammered In the 4 weeks I've owned them. Its a shame really as they sound lovely but you are better off with a £10 pair of JVC in ear headphones. They sound good and last for ages. For this reason I am unable to recome d these.

The NRG 3.0’s from Symphonized offer a unique design with the earphones being made from wood. The characteristics of the material is supposed to offer greater acoustic quality but we’ll get on to that later. For less than £15 on a limited time deal with Amazon I decided to add the 3.0’s to my IEM collection despite reading mixed reviews. The NRG’s are certainly well crafted. They have excellent build quality and the wooden design makes the inexpensive IEM’s feel and look rather premium. They’re offered in a number of colours. I opted for fiery orange and I have to say that based solely on aesthetics the 3.0’s are a winner. The IEM’s come in neat packaging with a selection of silicone ear tips and a carry case. Pretty impressive and good value for the small asking price. But how do they sound? Well straight out of the box they’re not good. They sound like the material that they are made from...Wooden! There’s a dark muffled inconsistent sound that isn’t pleasant. The first thing you should do is remove the supplied tips and throw them straight into the bin. I found the tips to create an uncomfortable suction inside my ear canal causing the sound signature to fluctuate in terms of clarity. Push them in too far and get muffled mids and highs with boomy bass. If they’re not fitted snugly then they sound anemic. The supplied tips fitted my ears ok but they just created an unnatural sound signature. As soon as I swapped the tips out for a pair of New Bee medium foam tips the sound quality was transformed. The 3.0’s are still dark sounding. With elevated bass and lower mids. Upper mids and highs are recessed with an absence in detail but they offer decent punch and are an ideal IEM for the commute or when walking the dog. The Symphonized NRG 3.0 earphones are not for the critical listener. They’re just not sophisticated enough. Compare them to say 1 More’s Triple Drivers and the NRG’s sound ham fisted. This is a little unfair as the 1More’s are quadruple the price. The NRG’s are probably more inline with the 1 More Piston Classics and similar to those they are better than any £15 IEM has a right to be. The NRG’s have a single 8mm dynamic driver and do well with what they have. The wooden design is more gimmick than actual benefit. Symphonized should ditch the silicone tips and ship them with a foam pair. Only then do they start to perform a little more convincingly.

Overall, great quality earphones, deep lows and nice highs. I wouldn't say theyre more noise cancelling than any other well fit earphones, but they came with a whole host of different silicon heads for all earshapes, unlike the defacto small mid and large, these came with length attachments as well to nest deeper into the ear if the standard shapes didnt fit particularly well. I also assume that the longer attachments would be more noise cancelling since they would block off more gaps for sounds to pass through. The jack as well is pretty decent having an angled cable connection is doing wonders for minimising stress on the cable around the base of the jack, especially when connected to a device in your pocket for example. I tend to break through most £5 earphone over the course of a month and you can easily tell the build quality is terrible in comparison. For £20, I dont reckon you will find much better.

El sonido es bueno, especialmente con los graves que son potentes y sin distorsión. Los agudos son muy limpios también, pero tal vez le falte un poco de volumen en esas frecuencias, pero en general me parece que la calidad es muy buena. Estéticamente me parece que son feos, claro que es cuestión de gustos, pero no me gusta el cable bicolor ni me entusiasma el color de la madera y me parece que tal vez son muy grandes. El cable es más largo de lo habitual y más grueso, que por un lado me parece bien porque serán más resistentes, pero por otro lado son menos flexibles y es algo más incómodo que otros que he probado.

Not very noise cancelling compared to Bose

Los auriculares se escuchan genial, la clavija está chapada en oro y la madera le da la profundidad adecuada al sonido. Te viene con dos juegos de gomas para poner la del tamaño que más te guste y pudiendo elegir entre unas de color adecuado a la madera y otras negras simplonas. Cuesta ponerlas y quitarlas, por lo que no se te caerán. Por lo demás, olvídate de las inútiles clavijas codadas y de aquellas totalmente rectas, la de estos aurículares son en diagonal, perfectas para el bolsillo. Además, te viene con dos pinzas para poder agarrarlos. La única pega es que cuando hay muchos sonidos juntos (como en el tercer movimiento del verano de Vivaldi interpretado por Alessandrini) se tropieza y el sonido no va muy bien. Pero no es algo común para nada.

Hey Leute, Ich erzähle euch mal wie ich sie wirklich finde.. ich höre Goa, das heißt die Kopfhörer müssen schon was leisten können an Lautstärke.. hab sie jetzt ne Zeitlang gehabt und ausprobiert.. hab die mittleren ohrstöpsel, passen meinem Ohr am besten, allerdings knatscht der rechte Kopfhörer bei mir im Ohr, aber wenn ich die Kopfhörer tausche, sprich rechts wäre links im Ohr und links wäre rechts, funktioniert er einwandfrei. Vom Klang her super, aber der Bass hätte bisschen besser sein können. Aber kosten auch nur etwas über 20€. Die Kopfhörer kommen aus England und sehen sehr geil aus wenn man etwas auf ausgefallenes steht, ich wurde direkt angesprochen, na neue Kopfhörer.. also auffallen tuhste aufjedenfall. Meiner Freundin gefallen die Kopfhörer auch, wenn sie meine auf Lautstärke 9 hat, sind ihre eigenen billigeren 5€ Kopfhörer schon auf volle Stufe eingestellt, also soll schon was heißen. Ich bin zufrieden, gibt auch je 2x S,M,L Kopfhörer gumminippsel, so nenne ich sie mal. Ich hab sie mir in Rot gekauft, schauen fett aus.. also hört nicht immer auf das was andere erzählen, man sollte sie nur mal etwas länger probieren von allen Größen.. habt Spaß damit!

Ich habe die Kopfhörer als Geschenk bestellt. Voraus gingen auch entsprechende Recherchen. Der Beschenkte freute sich und kam später mal darauf und ich hörte auch mal Probe. Da meine Kopfhörer auch den Geist aufgaben und ich erfreut über Diese hier war, habe ich sie mir glatt noch mal bestell. Rundum, bin ich mit der Preis-Leistung und auch dem Erscheinungsbild und dem Klang voll zufrieden. Man muss ja auch immer bedenken das jeder Equilizer anders ist und auch das wirken eines Kopfhörers pos. wie neg. beeinflussen kann, ohne das der Hersteller was für ' kann. Also klarer Daumen hoch. Ich habe auch Probe gehört zwischen dem alten (Samsung vom Galaxy S5) und dem Neuen Hörer. Mich würde nur interessieren wie Samsung es macht, nur gut drei Euro irgendwas für die ganz passablen Dinger zu verlangen und das kein Anderer anbieten kann. Egal, geiz ist eben nicht nur geil :-)