PRO Professional 4pcs Drivers Wired Earbuds with Microphone & Detachable Cable & Ear Hook for Sport Running & Casual & School (Black MIC)

I've only used the headphones a couple of times so far. I am not an audiophile, so I am not an expert in sound, but the sound is pretty good to me and I especially like that you have foam earpieces along with the other 3 sized rubber earpieces. I also liked that it has a microphone to use and the cable seems pretty sturdy–like it will last a while. There is a bit of an adjustment with putting the earphones in for me, since it's my first over-the-ear style headphones, but it's fine once you get the hang of it . I haven't worn the earphones for more than 30 minutes and it seems comfortable for me so far, but I can see how it might irritate or dig into the top of your ear with longer use, as one other reviewer mentioned. I have small ears. So far, the fit has been good and the sound isolating is pretty good, particularly with the foam earpieces. The cable in the over-the-ear portion does stick out by default, but it seems that you can use a hairdryer to heat up the plastic a bit and mold it to your ears. I haven't done that yet, but will update the post if I do. It doesn't bother me, but might look a little weird as it is. It comes with a nice case, though it's a bit bulky for me (for putting into pockets)–I would prefer a little sleeve for the headphones.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, and here's why:I'm on my second pair, because I gave my first pair away as a gift. They're far and away the most comfortable, don't-notice-they're-even-there earbuds I've ever owned. Sound is on par with or slightly better than my Sennheiser CX200's, but much more comfortable. Sound isolation with the silicone eartips is only about medium, but they give you foam eartips in the box, and I'm looking forward to trying them.Love the no-tangle cable, and the hard zip case is great!The sound quality of the mic on phone/Skype calls is brilliant — much clearer than an Apple wired headset, for example — without any need to lift the mic closer to my mouth.If you want more foam eartips in this size, check out https://www.amazon.com/Earphone-New-Replacement-Blocking-Headphones/dp/B071Z6J3XL/ (six pairs for seven bucks)

do you like in ear headphones? do you hate them falling out? then this headset is for you!pros:very good sound, especially for the pricemic seems very goodvery comfortableNEVER fall out. i had the cable hold my phone dangling from my ears when i stood up from the table and forgot to grab itworks well with samsung galaxy s7 (all the button presses)best cable next to fabric covered ones. thick, but flexible. i don't have trouble with tangles.right angle connectorcables snap onto drivers! i can replace the driver or cable as needed and replacements are available at a reasonable pricepassive sound blocking is above average for in ear headphonesfeel very durable -- time will tellcons:none that i can think of...other:there are better sounding in ear headphones -- the kind you mold to your ear but they cost MUCH morethese headsets are awesome and cheap enough that i won't baby themif i lose them, i will buy another.

I bought my second pair of Tennmak Pros because I liked them so much but grabbed these for the addition of the mic. The sound quality is amazing for the price and similar pairs for more than double the price don't sound as good. The reason I give these only 2 stars is that for some reason the cable is extremely rigid and only after a few months it began to separate and fray and despite my best efforts now only 1 side functions. I have tried to reach Tennmak's support but it appears their support email is not longer in service despite their guarantee of a 1 year warranty.

Bought this pair of earphones earlier this year. They unexpectedly stopped working on one side about a month ago. I contacted the seller and they did everything to resolve the problem quickly.The earphone are amazing. The angled connector makes it really easy to use with any phone. I love the cancellation. It's enough to make the music sound better but still let's you hear your surroundings. The inclusion of foam buds is really great and the three different sizes of silicon tips will fit all types of ears. I would recommend Tennmak as a stepping stone to audiophiles!

Sound quality performs well above its price range, respectable sound stage, and extremely comfortable. They're built pretty tough as well, mine have gone through the washer and dryer twice and still work flawlessly.P I recommend getting some foam earbud tips to completely seal your ear canal as I find that it improves both sound isolation and overall audio quality.My only complaint is the wire isn't the best. I have no reason to think it will break but it will tangle easily and its prone to deforming. I was unfortunate to have the curved segment (the part that goes over your ear) for the right earbud lose its ability to retain its shape. Made wearing these a bit more difficult.Overall, if someone asked me to recommend earphones/IEMs under $50, I would recommend these

I brought these because one of my LINSOUL T2 buds broke, and i thought i could get a slightly cheaper replacement for the same quality. My god...it's so muffled. They sound like a dollar store pair of earbuds. Wow , that really surprised me... For $30 dollars new. I tested them out on my FiiO BTR3 and FiiO K3 both Muffled... The only good thing about them is that they have ok sound isolation. It's probably a case of stepping down from a more expensive pair and noticing the difference. , but i swear i just used some $10 skull candy buds and these sound worse than that. I would avoid these at it's current price. $15 at highest.

The Tennmak Pro are good value for moneyIEM’s with above average sound quality, excellent comfort and some goodies bundled in the box to sweeten the deal.Even the packaging is nice.There’s a quality hard carry case and a selection of ear tips (one pair are memory foam) which is rather good at this price point.The cable is detachable and the IEM’s are well made. These are some of the most comfortable earphones I have in my collection. You don’t even notice you’re wearing them.Sadly this is where the positivity train stops.Out of the box sound quality was rather underwhelming. Bass is boomy and bloated, bleeding into the higher frequency range.This makes the Tennmak’s sound flabby and lacklustre.If you’re a bass head that likes listening to your music down a drainpipe then perhaps these are the IEM’s for you.I tried a selection of ear tips and this didn’t help. Particularly the foam tips. The extra isolation over emphasises the bass even more.This may sound crazy but by achieving a poor seal actually tames the bass and accentuates treble and mid range. This improves audio quality somewhat.I eventually settled for a smaller looser fitting tip going against everything you should do when wearing a pair of IEM’s.The Tennmak’s are not harsh sounding and once low frequencies are under control they’re a decent listen.For £25 and considering the extras you get they’re a decent pair of IEM’s. This is reflected in my overall score of 4 stars.In terms of audio quality I would score them three stars.Sadly even at their low price point and considering the extras there’s some stiff competition regarding audio quality.Soundmagic’s E10’s don’t look or feel as nice but sound much more balanced right out of the box. They too also come with a nice carry case so they’ve got the Tennmak’s well and truly beaten if audio fidelity is your primary concern.1More’s Piston Classics are crazy cheap at the moment and offer a superior audio experience also.The Tennmak’s Pro’s have a steep uphill climb to compete.

They changed it.Last one I had the cable fell apart so I got another, because they were good. However these new ones no longer come with the good quality 3rd-party foam ear tips. Instead they come with tennmaks own foam tips which are hard and too large.The audio has also changed, it's all very recessed and muddy. But doesn't have any extra beneficial bass to make up for this shortcoming.