SoundMAGIC E80 Wired Earbuds No Microphone HiFi Stereo Audiophile Earphones Noise Isolating in Ear Headphones Comfortable Fit Super Bass Black Red

Ok here is one I wish I could give a 4.5 stars. These earbuds sound tremendous 95% of the time. Their only issue is they are a little power hungry. I bought them to use with an android phone, Samsung. I listen to youtube frequently. Most of the music is perfect. Good bass not thumpy but smooth, the mids and high range are equally good. It is only when something has been recorded at a lower volume that I have issues. There is not enough power in the phone to make those songs enjoyable. I am a bit of a music fantatic, I know what I like and how it should sound. These buds need just a schoche better sensitivity. You can read the specs on the description of the buds. I have to say for the Price, these are among the best buds on the market. I have listened to buds that were twice this price that didn't sound near as good. I would recommend to a friend. On my computer listening through a DAC made by Audioengine these buds are amazing, couldn't ask for more. Overall I would say that these buds are the best bang for the buck you will find. I didn't talk about specs or what comes with etc. you can see all of that in the description. I talked about the one thing that matters to me, how do they sound. As an afterthought I should also mentiion that the earpiece that was on them out of the box is what I am using and I sometimes listen for extended periods, hour or more and there is no ear fatique. And finally I bought these with my own hard earned money. Nobody paid me to review these earbuds.

These were bought while on vacation in the USA in December 2019.I was looking for a set of in-ears with higher impedance to work with my LG G7 ThinQ phone after the stock LG Quadbeats died. Lower impedance earphones were useless on the G7.Sound is very well balanced. Unlike other earphones these are not bass heavy. They're very comfortable sound across the board. Worked perfectly with the G7 DACs. I haven't had to tweak any equalizer settings to enjoy them. When I did want more bass, they can easily provide more, but I just enjoy the full sound they do produce. Nothing seems to be missing from the sound on these.They seem to very rugged as well and can take abuse. They've been bundled up and chucked in a laptop bag, dropped, etc, and have experienced no issues with connections at the earphone or jack ends in the 2+ years of ownership.The cable can be tangly at times. Not as managable as the cloth-covered cables of the QuadBeats. If these had cables like the QuadBeats they'd be the ultimate pair of earphones.The microphone unfortunately seems to have died or lost sensitivity over time. Not a big deal for me, I rarely use it for the microphone. But it might also just be related to the Dell laptop I was using them on.To date these are the best earphones I have purchased and would highly recommend them to anyone.

These are decent phones with rich yet balanced sound, good fit, sturdy design and easy to manage cable.I was a bit disappointed by the design of the control pod that houses the buttons and the microphone. It is large, larger than on other phones that I had before, but it is difficult to hold confidently or press the controls. Also, it seems impossible to skip music playback forward or backward. It is a miss, given sophistication of the conroller (works with both Android and iPhone) and the price.The 45-degree plug is a bit of a miss for me, too. It doesn't go straight out of your pocket as a straight connector would do. It also doesn't allow the phone to be put connector-down as a 90-degree connector would allow you to. It sort of always sticks out in 1/2 wrong direction regardless of how you want to use the cable. However, I appreciate how sturdy the connector is and how comfortable the grip is. This should help it last a long time.

Didn’t like quality. It’s just ordinary sound quality, even they sell it for $2 then too don’t buy it. Their model SoundMAGIC ES11s Noise IsolatingEarphones is excellent quality but I guess they sell that very costly. So better go for Xiaomi Bluetooth from some websites which you know. Like Temu and Ali or Shien.

Earbuds sound great, very good range. But, cables are very thin and flimsy, have already started to fray from very minor use.

This is my second pair to use and abuse. I wanted a backup in case my first pair from three years ago fails. Some background... my first pair of an earlier generation actually did fail after a couple years of hard use working outside. I expected the usual failure being one channel quitting because of a cable connection at a stress point where wiring typically gets yanked around. The failure was actually at the device select switch (iPhone/not iPhone) which caused flaky operation. I did some surgery and fixed that issue since I don't need to select. This NEW version has eliminated this weak point and selects the device type automatically. Bravo! I also noticed the new drivers seem to have a more enhanced high end, but they haven't been fully broken in yet. Overall, I find the sound of this model very pleasing and it doesn't cause fatigue even after many hours of listening. The wire type is nice, as it resists tangling and is apparently very tough to handle a great deal of physical abuse without excessive wind noise. That's the usual weakness in many "buds." If there's one area left for improvement, it's the control switch (for volume). It works fine, but physically, it needs too much precise handling for it to work as directed. Operating in the dark, or with large fingers, or if you are in a hurry -- it's just hard to control the switch and get want you want. Electrically it's fine, physically, it's a major weak link compared to the performance of everything else. In the end, the great sound and toughness wins over everything.