SoundMAGIC E10S Earphone With Mic (Black/Gunmetal)

These ear buds definitely come with a more complex and deep array of sounds and ranges then I am used to. They are comfortable, and come with a LOT of different buds to fit to your ear and style. I only really have one complaint at this point. When I use them on my LGG4, they do not get very loud. I turn the volume up all the way and they are still too quiet for my taste. Maybe a good thing for those that are concerned about hearing damage, but I prefer having the option to blast my music a bit more during certain activities. They seem to have a more decent volume when used with my computer, so it may just be a compatibility problem with the LG phone. Other than that they have been a great pair of earbuds thus far.

This headset worked great for 8 months or so and it just stopped working. AND to my surprise, I couldn't even get a warranty service either since the third party vendor that I purchased from (Quantum Networks) no longer has it in stock and no longer plans to have it in stock. So I was directed to another site for help but it was managed by UK distributor rather than the manufacturer. Overall experience doesn't make me want to endorse this product - though while it worked, it worked great - the service I received from the seller and having to chase down a manufacturer for a warranty validation leaves very sour taste in my mouth. I've learned a lesson that I will read warranty service even more carefully when the product is being sold by a Third Party seller.

So I have never written a review on a product before but after searching for a good pair of earbuds for so long and finally finding them I figured I could help some people out.I walk most places and it rains a lot where I live, I needed something that had the sound quality of the headphones I use for producing but had the ability to be worn and carried every day, these earbuds are what I've been searching for.Pros: These earbuds sound amazing, I am insanely picky about the sound of the speakers I use and these are equal or better than anything I've owned, including car speakers and dj/producing headphones that costed me 500+. They come with a case and a bunch of different sized rubber pieces so you'll be able to find a pair that fits your ears. The cable is made of a plastic that is more durable and "tangle-free" than typical headphones, if they are tangled usually grabbing one end and flicking my wrist will untangle them. The body, Jack and phone button are made of metal and seem like they could take a lot of abuse, these are by far the sturdiest headphones I've ever owned. I have had so many amazing mornings walking to work listening to music I know well and hearing things I've never heard before just because these things sound so good. The mic for phone calls is very high quality too, I prefer using it to my phone.Cons: My cons are pretty minuscule but worth mention. The headphone jack is pretty sturdy like I said but when I use these with my phone directly (I usually use a Bluetooth adapter so I can keep my phone in my bag) my phone case makes it hard to plug them in, just a warning these may not work well with your phone case. My only other con seems picky but since the body of the buds are metal they get really cold I have put these in my ears to be shocked by how cold they were, I live in a city where it rarely gets below freezing so if you live somewhere super cold it could be a problem, I just keep them in my pocket or warm them up in my hands if they are too cold.I highly reccomend these headphones and for under fifty bucks you can't go wrong, do yourself a favor and get rid of those ten dollar headphones and listen to music the way it should be heard.

I have had these about 5 months. Good headphone, as many say the first pair that fit without falling out all the time and nice sound for the price. The problem I have with these is its constantly setting off voice control on an iphone 5s. So unless you want to have to unpause the song you are trying to listen to 15 times in 5 minutes, stay away from these till they (or apple) works this out. The apple forums say this happens because of the all metal jack interacting with the frame of the iphone and those little electrical charges it what pops it into voice control mode, which you also can not turn off on an iphone

After years of frustrating experiences with in-ear headphones entailing countless trips to the local UPS store to return or eBay off disappointing candidates– I’ve finally found earbuds that perform well in travel and daily use situations!I’m glad I ignored the bad reviews as they seem to address defective earbuds.My full review: http://cyrusly.com/2014/12/20/the-great-earbud-search-is-over/Price: They are exactly $50 with the foam earphone tipsForm factor: Very thin wires and lightweight compact buds. Only detractor is jack plug is a bit bulkier due to an Android/iPhone switch.Sound quality: I’ve tried several of the Wirecutter recommended $100 and $200 “studio” quality headphones and these sound a commendable notch belowNoise: It’s not apples to apples due to the passive vs active nature but these perform closely to the $300 Bose QuietComfort 20 headphones* when you tack on the $10 Comply T-400 earphone foam tips. A very small price to pay for an exceptional and comfortable seal.Comfort: Lightweight and no pain after three hoursTangle: It’s a miracle in science they actually are tangle-resistant because they are wrapped in some kind of crimped plastic casing. It’s all about the crimp apparently.Durability: It’s been two months of daily use and seem solidBonus in that they come in several colors and you no longer need to pray that you put the right earbud in the right ear. Each bud is color-coded for left and right!

Good neutral sounding earbuds. Bought replace some quite cheap, but great sounding philips earphones, these don't have the punch and seem to be a little muffled a lower volumes. Built to a high quality with great packaging, case and a mic/headphone to headset adaptor to boot. The only semi... not quite what I was hoping thing worth mentioning is the plug, which is a quite large angled plug. However, this does allow the earbuds to work with both standard 4-pin earphone/mic/button plug devices.

Excellent earphones from soundmagic, i got new model with angular jack. i am using it from 2 days and sound is very clear especially vocals and dyanmic range of speakers is very good. U can hear every instruments playing in background, if you play flac. Or mp3 320kbps they sound awesome. I have tested with same track of 128kbps and 320 kbps there is noticeable difference.I saw reviews that people's said that bass is low!!!! What!!!!If you want 'dhum dhum' buy a crap from local market they have high bass that make you feel headache.I am using it with oneplus x with powerampBass is awesome punchy - 9.5 / 10Treble is also picks prefect note - 9/10Vocals are outstanding - 10/10Build quality - 10/10Mic - 10/10 (very clear conversations)I have tried it with lenovo vibe shot, htc desire 620g and they sound different in both devicesAnd bass is very low in htc desire 620g. So if you want to buy make sure that you have great output for playing this and feel the bass.Cons-I don't like 'made in china' is printed at jack. If you spend thousands of bucks and made in china!!!!!And the switch b/w A and B is cheap quality plastic.There is no user manual.

I bought these headphones about a year ago and they keep on impressing me. They are relatively cheap, and sound really great. Their metal construction make them extremely durable, and they kind of age well. I use them every day during my commutes and would recommend them to everyone.

For starters, i'm a bit of a freak when it comes to IEMS. Haven't spent on the super premium ones but have used several IEMs in the mid-range like JBL J33i, J22, Creative EP-630, Sennheiser E10s and the Xiaomi in-ears. My prized possesion until now were the Klipsch S5i. For 6k they sounded like heaven until i lost one of the L ear-tips and ever since went into withdrawal symptoms.Until i landed upon these.... It's beyond incredible that a pair of IEMs worth 2.2k is able to outdo big names. I'm no audiophile so can't make detailed observations but i have this goofy grin on my face everytime i put these on and listen to my music. There's something about the pure crispness and quality of sound with these IEMs that's best experienced. All genres sound just brilliant so the only thing i can say is that these don't "colour" sound like other brands.The package also contains a hard case and numerous tips which is bound to make almost everyone happy. Build quality is super with hardly any tangle. The mic works perfectly and i've not had any remarks let alone complaints from people on the other side.Overall, if you're looking for an IEM and need to be on a budget, GRAB these.Even if you're not looking for an IEM, GRAB these just to see yourself grin happily when you listen to your music through them. I was so blown away by these that i ended up ordering their elder brother, E50S from Amazon.in as a backup (incase stocks dry up in the future). They're THAT awesome !!!

These headphones have fantastic quality and audio, but in just seven months, the A-B switch has failed on me, and the headphones have become unusable again. I wouldn't buy any Soundmagic headphones with the mic, as they all seem to come with this switch, which is apparently prone to failure.