KINDEN Air Tube Earbuds Headphone Binaural Earphones with Microphone Noise Cancelling for Phone,Pad,Pod,HTC,Sony,Mp3 Players

So I have had these for five months now and and they work great. For the price you cant beat it. Looking at getting another pair with USB-C interface now. The reviews were at a 3.5 of 5 when I got them but for the price I thought I would try them. They fit well and sound good. Not as good as say a $200 pair of headphones but for a 1/10 of the price it hard to beat.

**update** the last pair of headphones I got as a replacement lasted just over a month (one earbud stopped working as always). It was 2 days beyond the 30 day return policy and Amazon offered me a one time refund, but said they will not replace them under warranty again. I will not be purchasing these again. I just placed an order for my 4th pair of Kinden headphones this year (explains their new 3 month warranty). I've tried literally all of the EMF headphones on Amazon (& a few that aren't here) & these are my favorite. I find them comfortable with decent sound quality & maybe 80% noise canceling. But right at about 3 months, one bud stops working & the other follows shortly after. So, I get 4 pair for $80 instead of 1 pair. Don't know what inside stops working (the noise gets muffled & eventually disappears entirely) or why they can't find a fix, but they are great headphones for the price. But yeah, they don't last. Subscribe & save would be a nice option.

Previously I bought the same headphones model but in blue color. Black headphones have much better sound quality than the blue headphones. Blue headphones from KINDEN are good for phone calls. But they are not suitable for music, because sound quality is very poor. The sound quality in blue headphones was unbearable. However, the black headphones (also from KINDEN) have excellent sound quality so they are perfect for music. The sound quality of the black headphones is better than the normal earphones that came with my phone.

I like the quality of the sound but the earbud part falls out of my ear all the time. It might have come with smaller replacement earbuds, but I don't know where the package is that it came in. My bad. There's a soft round plastic curvy thing that is near the earbud. It was annoying and just pushed it down. Seem to be made very well. The plug that goes into the phone is at a 90 degree angle which I thought was weird at first. Now I see it is going to prevent the cord from bending and breaking.

I bought these because they isolate the Rf, knowing there would be some compromise (and they are $20 headphones as well). I am satisfied with the sound quality, it is about what I expected. The only thing that I really don't like about these headphones is the fit. They seem to say in my ears when I am stationary, but if I walk they seem to work themselves loose which is annoying - they never get to the point where they have fallen out, but they require readjusting every few minutes. They are not uncomfortable though, they just work loose. I have the ear hooks installed but they don't help much. For the money, they are decent. Update - Thanks to the suggestion from the seller, I changed out the tips for the smallest ones (which I did not think would fit as well as the medium) and they now stay in better. The drawback is that I cannot fit the ear hooks with the smallest tips. I think a molded design incorporating the ear hooks would be better in my opinion, though fit is going to be unique to every person. With the small tips, I can still only use them for walking, I would not run with them since they will work loose too often and when the tubes bump something they make noise. I might buy these again since they do what they claim and sound decent for audiobooks (since I don't expect greatness from $20 headphones).

It was very important to me that they have EMF Protection. Fits good in ear.

I am writing this review for anybody who is wants a pair of EMF free headphones, but isn’t sure which pair to buy. I ended up trying nine pairs of the EMF free headphones offered on Amazon and ended up being extremely disappointed with all of them for different reasons. All I am asking of these headphones sound quality wise is that they are comparable to Skull Candy or Apple Earbuds, nothing more. There are only three pairs that are worth giving specifics on. The other six were TOTAL trash. The best sounding pair by FAR was the DefenderShield pair. They sounded GREAT, but due to their shape, they cannot be used for running or weight lifting in the gym because they fall out of your ears while moving. The second pair is the Aircom A3 black pair. They sounded pretty good as well and stayed in my ears better than the DefenderShield, but not well enough for running or weight training. They ended up having a short in the 3.5mm headphone jack connection and cut out when the cord moved, so I sent them back also. This is a very known problem with these headphones. The third pair was the white Aircom A1’s. They were barely tolerable sound wise, with decent highs and midrange but almost no bass, which totally ruins things. The good news is, these actually stay in your ear while exercising, but be prepared for very sub-par sound. Now, the other six pairs I mention only so you know which ones I tried. They aren’t worth commenting on individually, just know that the sound quality was horribly hollow and tinny in all of them with NO bass whatsoever. Honestly, the companies should be ashamed of themselves and these should not be sold anywhere. 1- RadiArmor white pair, 2- Atmosure white pair, 3-Aircom A6 wood pair, 4-Docooler black pair, 5- SYB Air Tube black pair, 6- Kinden Air tube blue pair. There are a couple more sets on Amazon that I haven’t tried, but I ended up saying to hell with it and ended up using my skull candy pair with two ferrite beads wrapped up in the cords. The ferrite beads are supposed to get rid of most of the radiation. Just google ferrite beads and cellphone radiation. You can buy them on Amazon and on eBay. I bought the multi-pack with different sizes and used the larger ones on my laptop. I just wish I knew exactly how well they are blocking the radiation. I am going to attach this review on each of the products I purchased. Final thought: Buy the DefenderShield for sound quality, but only if you don’t need to move around. DefenderShield also makes a pair of full size headphones that probably sounds good also, but I hate full-size headphones at the gym as they are too hot and get in the way. You may want to try them out. I hope this helps people who are looking into these, but not sure which ones to buy.