VSonic VSD1S Dynamic Noise-Isolation Earphones Earbuds Headphone

Who knew that such an inexpensive (rather not say cheap) set of ear buds could deliver so much sound? I read more reviews than I care to admit, including all of them here on Amazon. The reviews were very accurate with regard to the VSonic VSD1S. I am seriously impressed with these ear buds. They sound every bit as clear, as my Shure SE215s,and in some cases more, but at half the price.The first thing I noticed was how light and comfortable the ear buds felt in my ear. I have several other pairs of ear buds and they all feel much heavier than the VSonic. The second thing I noticed was, WOW, what clarity of music, right out of the box with no burn in time. I can't wait to see if they soften over time. I did replace the stock tips with the comply foam sleeves to enhance isolation. My only concern about the physical product is how flimsy the cord feels. I take good care of my ear buds, but these cable seem like they may not last. Time will will tell.These in ear buds have good separation of the sound stage, and sound expansive.The highs can get get occasionally tizzy dependent on the music selection. The mids seem to be set forward slightly but not in an intrusive manner. The lows are clear, sharp and well separated. This set of in ear phones may not be for bass-heads. If there is bass, it will come through. It will not be pronounced or exaggerated.For the money, I am extremely pleased with this purchase.

I bought these headphones a looong time ago, but had to return them and get a refund due to the build quality being shoddy.I was in the headset market for a while before I decided to pull the trigger on these VSonics. I waited about a week or so, may have been more, before I got my package.The box was slick, really good looking. Opened it up and inside were everything I expected and that was listed by the seller, nothing wrong there. I left the headphones plugged in to my PC overnight running an audio track to break in the diaphragms and drivers.One of the coolest things I thought about these was that you could tilt the audio stem, giving them a better fit in your ears.These headphones were my go to pair for about a month, before a cable came loose in the left ear and ceased to produce audio.I am not very rough on my headphones, don't get me wrong. I folded these up nice and neat and kept them in a hard eyeglass case in my bag.Would I reccomend these headphones to another Amazon Customer? In short, no. While these headphones have good sound, they were not built to last, the cables being extremely thin and not well protected.These didn't last long, and anyone who is even a bit more rough with these than me, can expect to be dissapointed.

Great great sound quality. I came from Sennheiser cx200 for my everyday commute, and workout earphones so these were an upgrade for sure. Additionally, I've owned ultrasone, bose, etc. headphones to enjoy music leisurely at home or at work. I'm not a sound expert, but the sound quality of this specific earphones really is different from the others I've used. In fact, it gets better with the burn in period.*However*, and this is a big however - the longevity of this earphones is questionable.5 months in, my right ear is out and I have to assume that based on other reviews that the left one isn't too far behind.I'm not "overly" cautious but I do take care of my electronics, and particularly when it comes to earphones I make a conscious effort to not abuse them. With this specific earphone, because I read other reviews questioning the longevity, I was even more careful than I normally am. Unfortunately, either I wasn't good enough, or these are rather very delicate.Bottom line: I do not recommend this product, unless you plan to leave the earphones in a set location (either your desk at home or at work). IF they came out with a sturdier version, I would definitely buy it. For now, I think there are better options out there.

I am a wanna be audiophile, But I`m 60 and I`ve lost some of my hearing. I own 4 sets of buds Klipsch X-10, Rha 750i, Brainwavz m2 which I haven`t received yet, and these, Vsonic VSD1S. I think these might be the best. They have the extra bass that the Klipsch lack. If they were built like the RHA 750s they would be all I could ask for. While waiting for these to be delivered Soundshine sent me an email thanking me for my purchase and tell me to burn these in for 200 hours. So I hooked them up to my amp got 24 hours on them so far they sound fantastic. OK here is what I got in the box 4 sets of tips none of them are foam, shirt clip, a small bag for storage. Not a big deal but I need foam tips. Really folks before you buy some $300.00 buds check these out. I can`t wait to get these in my ears. Almost forgot these have the rotating nozzle just like the GR07. Which makes me wonder just how good are the GR07`s at 3 times the price.

I loved the sound signature of these earphones, and it's one of the best bang for buck earphones at this price level. However, the fit felt very off on the right earphone. No matter what tips I used or how I tried wearing the earphone, the right earphone never fit well and actually hurt after 15+ minutes of wear. There's an odd intentional rubber bump on the right earphone that I could never get used to. It's a shame the fit didn't work out for me as these were some of the best headphones I've ever heard at this price; huge soundstage, very balanced signature with a little emphasis on bass.

Great headphones, however, in less than 6 months of use, the right side stopped sounding.If you wiggle the cable, it will sound again, so it sounds to me that it was improperly manufactured (as the left side continues to work perfectly), as seeing the wiggle solves the issue, the problem is in the cabling and not the driver.Would I spend $50 again on 5 months of sound? Yes, these have been the best IEM's I've ever had.9/10 in sound quality.10/10 in price5/10 in build quality (only used for commuting to my job on a bus)