Type C Headphone SUMWE Hi-Fi Digital Stereo Earbuds in-Ear USB C Headphones with Mic for Google Pixel 2/3/XL, Huawei, OnePlus, Nokia, Razer, Moto Z/2/3, HTC U11/12, Essential - Grey (Updated Version)

I'm a low budget audiophile (my good speakers are $700 polks, nothing too fancy). I was worrying about what headphones to get for my phone that has no headphone jack. My prior phone had a headphone jack and a hifi DAC, so I was used to using my studio headphones with it, but now I had to find a USB C or Bluetooth option. It seemed like the good brands only had expensive Bluetooth earbuds, and no USB c offerings. I didn't want to overpay for a mediocre product or spend a bunch on some rechargeable earbuds with a lag between the phone and my ears.But then I realized I don't really use my phone for music that often. The quality of streaming music isn't that special, and I have studio headphones and a Wolfson iPod if I'm trying to listen to music. I wanted these so I could keep watching YouTube when my wife goes to bed, so I can take calls without holding my phone to my head. I've had terrible sounding earbuds before, and was weary of these for only $20I'm happy to say the sound quality is good. Not great, but good enough that I can listen to music on them and the quality doesn't bother me at all, though it doesnt blow you away. I really struggle to see the value in $50 earbuds if you can get these for $20. The sound is just as good as my wife's Mpow wireless earbuds, but no Bluetooth delay! And no re-charging! The build quality is good and the comfort is excellent. The little tabs that hold onto your ears make a big difference, without adding bulk. Unless you're ready to spend closer to $100, just get these already.

They're built well and are moderately comfortable. I'm a music producer and sometimes I listen to mixes on these. They're obviously not reference monitors but the bass and mids seem pretty accurate. The bass gets pretty deep and the mids aren't too loud. The highs are not the best (come on, they're $20 earbuds) but there's still lots of clarity.OH ! and they work with my OnePlus 7 Pro.

Picked these up for my Pixel 3 XL. I was pleasantly surprised by the low end, it was punchy without distortion. The kids where fine and the high end was clear without clipping. It has the usual play/pause Vol up/down. If you double tap the play button you go forward , and triple tap you go back a track. You get like 3 retention earpieces that keep the bud in place and 3 set of various sizes of silicone ear tips. All in all a pretty good set of in ear ear buds. And a great value, just under $30 bucks. Better than the stock ear buds, at least on my Pixel 3.

These earphones had decent sound quality, were comfortable enough and I liked the noise cancellation. However after just over a month of use the earphones had multiple issues. One where when I lightly tapped on the connection for the earphones it would act as if it was disconnected and the other issue being that the left earphone is completely dead with no explanation. The second issue seems to be a reoccurring issue with these earphones. I would not recommend these earphones.

I bought these for my new Note 10+. I keep the headphones that came with my phone at home and wanted these to use at work since I always use headphones during phones calls. As soon as I took them out of the box I noticed the sound was different from the Samsung provided headphones and when I called my wife she kept saying she couldn't hear me. I made a couple of calls throughout the day and kept hearing the same complaint from people. I connected my Samsung earbuds and my wife could hear me just fine.I was hoping these would work. I'll have to try another pair and see what happens.

Audio fidelity is alright, the difficulty is when people are trying to hear you speaking through the mic. I used this on a Google Pixel 2 and a Pixel 3, and the folks on the phone with me were able to hear the headphones bumping up against my jacket zipper, hear cars on the road nearby, and my steps when i'm walking my dog. The problem is my voice sounds far away (i've heard recordings of what i sound like on these headphones), even when i'm holding the mic 3-8in away from my face. the audio fidelity, when listening to music or podcast is okay.

I tried every combination of five headphones with three different usb-c headphone adapters. Using the adapters, there were annoying clicks, the sound would switch back and forth between phone and headphones, and the sound would frequently fail altogether. A coworker recommended these headphones. Not only do they work, they sound great! I find this style of earbud to be the most comfortable. The noise cancellation works great too. My coworkers now complain that I cannot hear them calling me.

The quality and volume of sound are remarkable. I bought them for use with a One Plus 7T Pro, and I am very happy with the results. The fit is perfect for me with the earbuds that installed by default, and there is very little noise transferred to the ear when the cable rubs against my shirt. That was a pet peeve of mine with other earphones I used before.The USB-C connector has some side-to-side play that is not present when I plug in the cable for the charger that came with the phone, but it feels secure enough that it should not come loose while on a call.