Symphonized Wired Earbuds with Microphone – 90% Noise Cancelling Ear buds with Mic, in Ear Headphones Wire for Laptop & Cellphone, Earphones 3.5 mm Jack

Good for the price, clever engineering.
Overall Tl;Dr clever design leads to descent sound quality rivaling name brands. Solid bang for the buck. It’s worth it, especially considering the responsibility claims people have made. If your ears are super sensitive, move on.Well where to start, how about the build quality?The build quality feels solid, the rubber is of a higher grade then standard wire insulation, which is a standard practice used to help extend durability for thouse who care about such a thing.The wood far as I can tell is eitheir a birch or a bamboo, their shapped and carved by machienes based by the uniformity.Wood helps add warmth to a sound signature and helps extend bass frequency. A good choice of build material for sound chamber quality, also not very expensive, it has a descent unitormic stain.Which leads me to believe it might’ve been dipped and air brushed to remove excess.The metal band that reinforce the housing into a uniformic design to a point the angle is off center so it extends at roughly a 45 degrees angle coming from the ear, which leads to wireto lead down the jawline.Due to how this design (in ear plugs) can brush against a beard if you have one which can resonate to your ears without music or the noise from you typing on your phone.The terminal where the wires meet into the back of the rear chamber have a thick gauge plastic sheathing around it into a metal terminal that’s at the halfway point of the rear chamber of the earplug which in it’s helps mitigate wire fraying froming being pulled out improperly. I’m pulling them out by the wire itself.The very end of the Chambers have a open back which helps extend the sound stage a bit and gives the bass breathing room.Overall the build is extremely well though out the price. Color me impressed, also I can be a little rough on headphonesSo far so good, but it’s only been a day. So take that what it’s worthSound quality is descent, bass (lows) are clear rather then focousing on umph or sheer drops, it’s enough to suit most needs adaquetely enough. The highs srr clear enough due to the open back not turning them back into the drivers themselfs. Mids are so so, their not terrible but for things like vocals or etc you may want to turn elsewhere to iems spefically if your keen on vocal clarity. It’s passible, but on the lower end of passible. This is probably more of a charteristic of the wood rather then the speaker/driver itself. It makes it ever so slightly ringy, but only truly noticeable if your listening to someone talk rather then sing. It may even be down to the wire thickness, I’m not willing to tear mine apart to figure that out though.DurabilityI think these things will be fairly tough based on the material as long as the glue hold. Now at first the metal band holding the Chambers together charged my ears a hair, pasicfically the area that comes up from above my earlobe, it eases away in time though.overall I’d feel comfortable recommending this to people for the price, solid engineering. Clever tackling of the most common issues and respectable customer service. This is a way to establish a brand and I think these folks got it

Lock up the Symphonized Team, because they should be charging so much more for these headphones.I run an online business which means I live on my laptop and constantly have some form of headphones or earbuds attached to my body for Zoom calls or listening to music while working. My previous plug-in earbuds I had were ~$30 Sony’s which I was very impressed with. Sounded great, but they only lasted about 2-3 months (the left earbud speaker started getting very crackly – I blame the brittle wire Sony uses on their low end headphones). I decided to check out what was on Amazon and I came across these and they drew my attention mainly because of the really cool design aesthetic and the overwhelming positive reviews. I decided to give these a try instead of heading into Best Buy and purchasing the Sonys. Oh boy, did I make the right decision. I have been using these earbuds for 4.5 months and feel I NEED to circle back to share my experience.PROS:- These headphones are aesthetically very beautiful. The wood finish feels great and also looks very eye-catching. Also, the overall shape is pretty sweet. I have the black colour and I love them.- Not only do they look great, but the quality far surpasses a lot of other ear buds you can purchase at this price range *cough* Sony… *cough*. The cables feel a lot more robust and it even comes with a very, very nice carrying case that keeps the earbuds safe when thrown in a bag (I think my Sony’s died just from throwing them into a small pouch in my book bag. This case will prevent that potential for damage ALTHOUGH I wouldn’t worry as much about these headphones without the case since they feel much higher quality)- These headphones sounds great and are LOUD! I oftentimes forego putting my big bulky Beats headphones on my head during long work sessions because of their weight and discomfort over long periods just for the sole fact that I don’t sacrifice too much listening quality with these headphones! (the biggest thing you miss out is the overall fullness and rich bass due to the more compact size, but if you’re just into coffee shop listening while working and calls, you sacrifice very, very little).*I attached a photo of the ABSOLUTE highest I can turn these headphones up on my MacBook when listening to music before I start to fear for my hearing which looks roughly 70-75% volume… I usually have them closer to 40-50%.- Price. If I lost these headphones I would not even think twice about reordering these even if the price was tripled. And I truly mean that, these are that good.CONS:- Due to these headphones being VERY loud, I have sometimes plugged them in and never checked the volume before starting my music and have felt like I was three inches away from a concert speaker (not even exaggerating). My MacBook typically adjusts to previous volume settings when switching between audio sources so this happens very infrequently, but it’s something to note because you can most certainly damage your hearing with these bad boys at audio levels that aren’t even fully maxed out.Overall, these are close to a gas station emergency pair of headphones price with top of the line build quality and outrageous sound quality and volume. If you’re a coffee shop warrior like me or want a pair of plug-in earbuds that pack a punch, look no further.

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.