PHILIPSPro Wired Earbuds with Microphone, Hi-Res Audio Earphones with Cord, Lightweight and Comfortable Wired in Ear Headphones with Mic, Powerful and Clear Sound for All Your Audio Experiences

They have exceeded my expectations in terms of both sound quality and comfort. As a music enthusiast, finding the perfect pair of earbuds is crucial, and I'm thrilled to have discovered these gems. Here's why I highly recommend the Phillips Wired Earbuds.Let's start with the sound quality. These earbuds deliver an impressive audio experience that truly immerses you in your favorite tunes. The clarity and precision of the sound reproduction are outstanding, with rich bass, crisp highs, and well-balanced mid-tones. Whether I'm listening to energetic rock or soothing classical melodies, these earbuds deliver every note with remarkable clarity and depth. I've found myself rediscovering my favorite songs as I pick up on subtle details that were previously unnoticed.Comfort is another area where these earbuds shine. They are thoughtfully designed with ergonomics in mind, ensuring a secure and comfortable fit for extended periods of use. The soft ear tips provide a gentle seal that effectively isolates external noise, allowing me to fully immerse myself in my music without distractions. The lightweight design ensures that wearing these earbuds for hours on end doesn't lead to discomfort or fatigue.Durability is an important factor when it comes to earbuds, and the Phillips Wired Earbuds certainly deliver in this aspect. The build quality is exceptional, with sturdy cables and well-crafted components that can withstand everyday use. I've been impressed with their resilience, as they have endured being tossed in my bag, pulled out multiple times, and still function flawlessly.Another standout feature of these earbuds is their versatility. They come with an integrated microphone and in-line controls, allowing me to conveniently answer calls and control music playback without reaching for my phone. This hands-free functionality is a game-changer, especially when I'm on the go or working out.Furthermore, the Phillips Wired Earbuds offer great value for the price. They provide a premium listening experience without breaking the bank. Compared to other high-end earbuds on the market, these offer exceptional performance at a more affordable price point.In conclusion, the Phillips Wired Earbuds have become my go-to choice for a captivating and comfortable audio experience. With their exceptional sound quality, comfortable fit, durability, and value for money, they have exceeded my expectations in every way. Whether you're a music lover, a podcast enthusiast, or simply seeking reliable earbuds for everyday use, I wholeheartedly recommend giving the Phillips Wired Earbuds a try. Prepare to be amazed by the immersive sound and enjoyable listening experience they provide.

I've got good ears but I didn't want to spend a lot of money because these are going to be my travel headphones. They have a nice clear sound with plenty of range. The low end is not spectacular but it's decent. The music app I use does not have an equalizer setting but I would expect that would get the job done. No idea about the microphone, probably won't use it.

It is best to review the Philips Pro 6305 by comparing it to a few other in-ears.Set-up:iPhone 14Anker Lightning to 3.5mm adapter (max capability 24bit/48kHz)Apple Music (set at Lossless, 24bit/48kHz - not Hi-Res Lossless), also useSpotify Premium (set at Very High Quality download, marginally less than Apple Music lossless)Factors to consider:iPhones require an external lightning to 3.5mm DAC (unless the earphones are lightning with have a built-in DAC)To obtain Hi-Res Lossless audio, the DAC needs to be 24bit/192kHz (very expensive). The Hi-Res DAC is anyway useless listening on Spotify.24bit/48kHz DAC by Apple/Anker is fine (non-HiRes) lossless. Going Hi-Res with Apple, Amazon or Tidal, the DAC cost might not be worth it.Review:With regards to Hi-Res…At first the Pro 6305 sound great. After a while, after listing to my RHA t20i Hi-Res earphones, it becomes quite “clear” (excuse the pun) that the 12.2mm drivers in the Pro 6305 produce loud and full audio, but not with the greatest clarity. Let me explain.When listening to ‘Degenerates by I the Mighty’, at 4minutes 30seconds when drums, guitar and vocals come together, it becomes quite apparent that the bass and mids becomes slightly muddy, whilst the vocals are a little bit forward. The problem is that the monitors cannot handle the separation of the drums and guitar very well. Which is okay at this price. The RHA t20i keep these distinguishable and clear. But considering, the RHA cost a lot more than these, and they are build like tanks. Comparing the Pro 3605 to the RHAs is unfair. When it comes to audio quality though, the Hi-Res on these are meaningless.Fair comparison with competitors:When switching to the Apple ear-pods, listening to the same song, the Apple in-ears causes the experience to worsen significantly. It becomes a complete and utter mess. So the Pro 6305 are much better than Apple, and also cost a bit more if a DAC adapter must be purchased (it is worth it though). The improvement is so significant that you would not want to use Apple ear-pods anymore, for anything. You can pass it down to a niece or nephew who wouldn’t know any better and just happy to have earphones. The vocals are clear, bass is adequate, mids and lows are present.Switching to Samsung AKG tuned earphones, AKGs matches the Pro 3605 in clarity and separation, but because the drivers are a bit smaller the audio is not as loud (if you listen to loud music that is). The AKGs are a bit more balanced and not too forward on the vocals. The AKGs are also more comfortable and more durable with a nylon cable. Whilst the in-ear monitors of the AKGs are slightly better in terms of sound quality, they are quieter and also have a less snug fit. The passive noise isolation on the Pro 3605 is therefore much better.They sound is close to my 1More Triple Drivers (which died within two years), with a better mic, for half the price. Not bad hey. They are on par with my Sennheiser Momemtum in-ears, but the Sennheisers stuck out of the ears like two screws, where the Pro 3605 looks fantastic.The Pro 3605’s look and feel plastic though, but super light. This is fine at the price. The quality of the cable is slightly better than Apple ear-pods with a thin rubber but in the hand it feels more robust. By contrast the in-ear monitors (the part that fits in the ear) are much more robust on the Apple earpods. AKG have the best combination between cable and earphone durability.The microphone is fine, no issues there. It has one really nice button for calls, pause & play. No volume rockers, which is annoying. The unit is on the left cable. This is also fine at the price.One possible dealbreaker. If you have small ears the fit might cause pain after prolonged use. It is comfortable at first, then as time goes on it starts to hurt a bit. I have medium ears, and its annoying but not unbearable. As mentioned earlier, the fit is snug and isolates better than Apple & AKGs - that is the trade-off.For the price these are worth the buy…pretty damn good.

I absolutely LOVE these earbuds. As someone who spends a ton of time listening to music and podcasts, I prefer to use wired headphones because the wireless ones always end up dying.The sound quality is amazing! I love that they're also noise canceling. The tips are very comfortable and as someone who has very tiny ears, I love how comfortably the smaller tips fit. Even the quality of the microphone is great. Whether I'm listening to music or using them during a phone call they're very clear and much better than some of the other headphones I've bought in the past

These are hands down the best earbuds I've ever heard. I've owned everything from $5 earbuds, to Apple EarPods/AirPods, to $300 pairs of earbuds from 'audiophile' brands and these beat them all by a landslide. Sounds is crisp and balanced, base is prominent and punchy, but not overbearing. vocals and instruments have separation on par with multi-hundred dollar pairs of reference headphones I've used. Only complaint is that when taking calls using the microphone I'm always told I'm quiet and there's a slight buzz to my audio, but that's a very small complaint for earbuds this cheap that sound this fantastic. Thinking of buying a few spare pairs incase Philips ever discontinue these and don't have a worth replacement.