Wired Gaming Earbuds, QKZ Hi7T in Ear Monitor Headphones, Wired Earbuds Stereo Bass, HiFi IEM Earphone, Without Detachable Cables (with mic, Green)

These are great headphones. They have a mic as well so you can use on calls. Very comfortable in ears. I have worn them all day long and did not bother my ears. Highly recommend these, comes with a carrying case as well.

Priced at under $10, the QKZ Hi7T is a compelling option for those seeking budget-friendly wired earbuds and which is why I picked these up to give a try. While these won't be competing with nicer higher-end IEMs in terms of audio fidelity, they offer a good listening experience for casual use, especially considering their cost.​ Mostly no frills simple iems that sound alright.

These headphones are I guess better than nothing but they don't win any awards in the sound department. I would say go with a more reviewed ChiFi brand like KZ.

These earbuds are decent for the price.If you keep your expectations in check, these are really not bad for the price.They sound decent for general use.This looks like it has a removable cable but it doesn't.If you are looking for some really cheap earbuds, this is a good option.

I got this product for free, the following is my honest and unbiased review.I ordered these Yeabomy QKZ-Hi6T wired earbuds the week before Thanksgiving. They took 27 days to arrive (OK a couple of those days were over the Thanksgiving holiday) but after looking them over and trying them out, I think they were worth the wait.They are nicely packaged with a hard white plastic hinged carrying case, 3 sizes of ear cushions, a cord clip, and optional clear plastic soft ear loops.These ear buds are somewhat larger and bulkier than others since each earbud has a chromed/clear plastic body that houses the driver and sits outside of your ear canal. I'm not sure if that helps with the bass output or if it's just for fashion. But they do sound pretty good (especially for this price point) and they seem to do a good job of sound isolation too. I like the optional clear plastic soft ear loops since they do a good job of keep these ear buds firmly planted in your ear canal. (In the picture I show one ear loop installed, and one by itself.) I also like the small diameter plastic barrel on the 3.5mm connector (should fit into more places and cases) and the slide volume control. I can't comment about the mic on/off switch since I'm only using these earbuds for audio listening, not phone calls.In summary if you are looking for a pair of wired earloop ear buds for a very fair price with hard case and volume control, this is an excellent buy. At the time of this writing it's less than $10 and well worth the money.

i won't lie these are probably as good as those earbuds that come with 50 sets for like 10 bucks, i had higher hopes than usual on these and tend to know better but yeah they got me arrrgh. the sound is scratchy, hollow, uneven, flat and without bass, well they have bass but it sounds like that car that drives by and every piece of trim every door handle and the licence plates have all but vibrated completely off and some people seem to like this sound but fer me, i don't know they just have that cheaply made feel we all know and most dredd.not all bad though they are quite comfortable, stay in place and the cord seems to be decent quality, but that's not enough for me to recommend them there are sooooo many choices outhere i would say... just keep an open mind on this one.

These in-ear monitors have a few features that really make them stand out.1. Loops over your ear to help hold them in.2. A complete sound stage if you have them properly sealed in your ears.3. The way it seals in your ears provides natural noise cancelling.3. Every frequency is similar volume, making it easy to hear any note properly.These really are incredible for the price, sounding more similar to earbuds costing around $50. They have all the features you would want out of in-ear monitors, including a low price for when they inevitably get damaged.The only con is that high notes are a hair whistly. This doesn't affect your ability to hear them well, they're just... not as pleasant as they could be, but I don't think they would affect your ability as a musician to find and match notes.I would normally take off for the slight whistly sound, but come on, these are less than $10 and they sound like $50.And if all of that weren't enough already, they come with clear hard plastic tubes to wrap around your ears even better, 2 additional sizes of silicone gel ear pads to seal in your ears, and a clip to put on your clothes so that you have some play on the cable.And there is also a volume up/down on the cord itself, as well as a button that I think is for muting. These are especially helpful if you are actually using them for a performance, since the mix can often be too loud, giving you the ability to control it further yourself.7/5 these could simply not be better at this price.

What the heck? These seriously have me second-guessing my more expensive (Truthear Hexa and Artti T10) IEMs. They don't sound _better_ than those pricier ones, but they sound _way_ too close to as good considering the price difference.The sound quality out of these is seriously nuts for this price.Now, obviously something's gotta suffer and that would be the lack of a detachable cable and decent assortment of eartips. The cable is actually pretty decent though; it's comfortable and tangle resistant.It does come with a sturdy plastic case though, which is a nice extra.These are super easy to recommend if you're in the market for some IEMs in this price range.