VJJB N1 in Ear Heaphones with Microphone Musician's in-Ear Monitors with Detachable Cables Noise Isolating HiFi Audio, Deep Bass & Dual Driver Sweatproof Earbuds for iPhone

Originally I was going to buy the Shure SE215, since I had used Shure e4C IEM for long time and really loved the flat response of these IEM, and thought the SE215 is at good price with replaceable cables. But, I read some reviews criticizing those about the fragile construction and someone mentioned about the VJJB N1 Pro in his review and thought that these may be a good option, considering the price and 2 replaceable cables included. At the first time using these, I didn’t feel that these required a burn-in time, VJJB V1S VJJB N1 Pro sounded correctly and everything was clear, no lack of bass, clear mids and no harsh trebles. Anyway, I’ve been using these for more than 2 weeks now and I really like the sound signature or sound response of the VJJB N1 I love Grado headphones, and may be I’m biased for the peculiar sound signature of the Grado headphones, so I don’t like the muddy, bass head, equalized headphones or earphones from Bose and similar. I have not used yet for any actual in-ear monitoring situation (as concert or rehearsal) but used it to listen High Resolution audio files, using dedicated DAC and headphone amplifiers, as well a good Hi-Res DAP. The noise isolation is just ok enough to hear clearly any sound from VJJB N1 Pro. I tried them on plane and in other noisy environment and had no issue because the exterior noise. Also used them with an iPhone for phone calling, and it seems that the microphone works ok, no issues there. At the almost 1/4 price of the Shure SE215, with 2 replaceable cables, I believe it was one my best purchases I’ve made recently. Of course, these are not an audiophile earphones but are really good IEM for every day use and at great price.

Initially I wasn’t sure I liked these but as with almost any iems you must get a good seal in your ear. It has really good clarity, decent base ( not overpowering). I’ll be using them more to really get a feel for them. The only thing I wish it had was a 2.5 jack version. Anxious to try balanced sound with my Fiio x-7. Unfortunately it’s difficult if not impossible to find true straightforward balanced headphones with a 2.5 jack. You either have to spend a small fortune on a pair or purchase the cable and iems separately and hope they have the same connection or struggle to find a genuinely balanced adapter that actually gives balanced output. These headphones are still great, and I’ll continue to use them. I can’t give a fair review until I’ve tested them for a while. Will possibly change my rating after extensive use.

I've had these JUST over a month. I almost returned them, they kind of hurt in my ears after 3-4 hours. I'm glad I didn't. My ears do not hurt at all anymore, even after 6-8 hour straight of listening to them. I was just used to a certain style earbud and my ears were like, Yo, what's this? The first time I really notice how much better these are than my prior brand, Skull candy, was in Finance class. I was waiting for class to begin and when a certain song came on, I quickly turned around because it seemed like someone whispered over my shoulder. I couldn't believe how lifelike and high quality the sound was for this song. To be fair, certain songs sound like that and I can't believe the "new" sounds I am hearing that I've never noticed, while other songs sound "normal". These obviously produce frequencies better than others, so those songs really shine. I did the 8 hour Youtube headphone break in on the first day, and have been using them everyday for over a month. About 4-6 hours a day on average. They sound MUCH, MUCH louder and cleaner now, than when I first got them. I love the replaceable cord. I've killed about 3-4 sets of Skullcandy's because their cords are weak. These are replaceable and have twisted cable, like high-end RCA car audio cables! They are a no name brand, but don't let that stop you! I am very, very picky and almost made a HUGE mistake returning these. I'd give them 6 stars if I could!!! They even give you an extra cord!

Ok highs and lows, but desperately lacking in the midrange frequecies (low-mids & mid-mids, approx 250 Hz to 1 Khz), and that is where all the sonic magic happens (IMHO). Take it with a grain of salt, I am comparing them to my low/mid level Westone UM2's, but only because others said they are as good as some of the mid-level stage/performance IEM's. Also, the only tips that would stay in my ears were the sponge version, all others fell out if I even turned my head slightly. Do with that as you will.

These are amazing headphones, quality is really good in terms of material and also sound. Sound quality is pretty rich and clear. The product comes with an extra wire incase one breaks or you prefer a different one. But the one issue is pretty complicated. If both of your wires break or one of the earbuds break, you have to buy a completely new set of earbuds, you cannot buy them seperately. Apart from that one issue these are amazing headphones, my first pair lasted me a whole year without replacing them. Overall 5 stars

Excellent value for the money. These ear buds have two speakers per ear rather than the standard one, which makes them louder and clearer than most. The braided steel cord is very nice as it tends to not tangle like most. These are not wireless, but have two cord options... one with hands free operation universal button and one without. There is adequate bass and super clear mids and highs. Very good for the price. These would compare with earbuds over $100.

Sound quality is good and it blocks outside noise very well, but when it comes to build quality, it is quite terrible. The foam earpieces wore out within a few months, and the rubber ones constantly fall off. I have lost a bunch of them as a result.

The sound is ok but lacking sharp highs not very balanced but for day to day use it's ok.