iLuv IEP335GRNN Neon Sound High-Performance Earphone with SpeakEZ Remote- Compatible with the iPhone 6, iPhone 5, 5S, 5C, iPod & iPad--Green Neon

**DISCLAIMER** I am a cheapskate audiophile, so the idea of buying < $20 ear buds is something I normally wouldn't consider but I really wanted some nice looking, iPhone remote/mic compatible buds for the gym and I saw these on sale and read a lot of reviews and said the hell with it and rolled the dice.Initially when I fired these up all my fears were confirmed... terrible sound, very high and tinny, absolutely no bass. I felt I had made a mistake by trusting other reviews and allowing myself to think $20 ear buds could ever sound decent, but I was proven wrong!My first mistake is I had replaced the medium sized caps with the large ones because I am a pretty big guy so I assumed the larger caps would fit best, but this wasn't the case and it was keeping them from properly fitting into my ear as designed. I was about to give up on these and throw them in my junk drawer when I accidentally pushed one of the buds deeper into my ear canal and BAM... what a difference!My second mistake was I didn't take into account these had been on a UPS truck in 30 degree weather all day and likely a little frozen. So after changing back to the medium sized caps, pushing these a little further into your ear canal than I did initially and letting them warm up a little I am pleasantly surprised at how well these do sound.They still do not have the range of the Klipsch S2s that I was replacing, but I never expected these cheap ones sound comparable to those in the first place, but actually they are quite good. They have a decent warm sound, and actually do hit the lows pretty well, without any distortion and have a crisp, clean sound on this high end of things... for $20 I doubt you can find other iPhone control compatible buds with comparable sound quality and I am happy to say I would recommend these to anyone looking for a decent ear bud without spending any real money on them, just make sure you get them fully into your ear canal so they can seal properly and produce the range they should.

I'm a return customer for these since they're good and comfortable overall and very inexpensive...PROS: They have good sound with a snug fit that provides great isolation from outside noises. They have a low profile which enables me to use them without discomfort even if my ear is on a pillow. It's nice to have the volume slider on the cord along with a button for starting/stopping. The flat wire helps keep these from getting tangled and, oddly enough, my cats are less interested in chewing on flat wires than they are with round ones.CONS: The volume sliders work well to begin with, but eventually wear out so that they will not change volume evenly and they start to need slight pushes side to side order to achieve balanced left - right channels. With my old ones I just don't use the slider and control the volume with my phone. The isolation is truly excellent, however, if you plan to use these while making frequent calls it might be too much, and you can not communicate with people around you without taking them out (they're like ear plugs). I find that I have to take my left earphone out during calls so that I can hear/speak naturally. Headphones without good isolation allow me to just leave both headphones in during a call. For my purposes, I prefer the isolation these provide so that I can enjoy music even while doing noisy projects.Overall, I like these and my only wish for them is that the volume sliders could be more robust.

After my cat ate the cord of my EarPods that came with my iPhone 5 (grr), I was looking to get some new ones but found they were way too expensive and the off-brand ones didn't have good reviews. Eh, they weren't extremely comfortable anyway, despite the new design. I guess I have small ears. So I went looking for some silicone in-ear buds with a remote so I could keep the functionality of the EarPods and be comfortable. After reading TONS of reviews on different brands with very different price points, the iLuv buds were affordable, had good reviews, came in white and had a compatible remote so I decided to purchase them.I've been using them almost daily for about a month now and so far I am really pleased. The remote does its job with volume adjustment and playing/pausing/skipping music, and people seem to hear me clearly with the mic. The sound is great (though I'm not a sound aficionado, but the music sounds good to me). The ear buds are comfortable, I've been using the medium size ones and they mostly stay put.My absolute most favorite part of these is the cord. It's a "tangle resistant" cord, my first, and it's fabulous. It's flat and wider than the Apple cords and is made of a more "smooth" plastic-like material, rather than the rubbery cord that that the Apple ones have that everyone knows are notorious for getting tangled like MAD. Sure, Apple has cases and things you can organize their cords with, but that takes extra time and these I can just throw in my purse and not have to worry about pulling them back out in a little insanely-tangled ball. They also seem to be more stain-resistant as well. My Apple ones would be dingy-grey by now, but these are still as white as can be. Seriously, the cord is amazing.Hopefully these will last me a good long while. I've tried Skull Candy (one side always goes out on those, I've owned like 6 pairs) and Sony, which were great until, surprisingly, one side also went out. I'll just have to keep these away from my cat.Overall, recommended!

These are great! I find my Samsung Galaxy S4 is never quite loud enough with the recently purchased SoundMagic E10's that cost me £29. I decided to try a new set of earphones with volume control in an attempt to crank the volume up. These ILUV IEP336 earphones certainly make a difference and my Samsung S4 volume is now noticeably louder. Coupled with the fact they sound just as good as the much more expensive SoundMagic E10 earphones. The cord is thick and unlikely to break or tangle and the quality of the earphones are decent and they sit comfortably in your ears. Can't go wrong for a tenner!

I'm not the sort of guy who's ever going to spend £60 on some earphones that i'll probably just leave on the train next week. £10-20 is more my range. Of course I don't expect state of the art sound quality at the price, but I do want a full, rich sound if pos. These earphones are great. I bought them simply because they are non-tangling (I'm fed up with tangled up wires), but I was actually thrilled at the sound quality. The mic and volume control are a bonus.

They are an ok pair of earphones. They sound well enough and they don't get tangled at all, they are fairly comfortable and pretty cheap. However, the trade-off is their durability, they will not last longer than 4-5 months. They are basically what you pay for.

Less than a month later, the right earphone started to make strange sounds, (lost efficiency) possible bad wire connection or who knows..

The earphones themselves are very good, the play/pause button works as does the microphone. However, I thought that the volume changer would change the volume on the actual device but it doesn't. it just changes it on the actual earphones so beware of that. other than that, they had high quality sound, they rarely tangled because of the cable and the earbuds fitted fine.