Hurts your ears after a little bit of use cause the plastics hard as heck

The rubber feels cheaper and uncomfortable and the plastic feels cheaper and sharper than what it was a year ago

I can't wear hard plastic in my

The way the hard plastic before the actual bud rests or fits into my ears is excruciating.

However, while the headphones are great, be prepared to spend time trying to open the retail, clear plastic packaging.

The tough plastic cut my hand!

would buy again but may have to glue edges first since they are cheap plastic

I have always preferred rubber in-ear earbuds instead of over the ear or the hard plastic earbuds, since they block most of the external noise from my ears

It has the bare minimum with no inline mic or control and is made with cheap plastics

Forst off they come in that heinous totally sealed stiff thick plastic packaging

If you have smaller ears, they might not be as comfortable at night, because they're made of hard plastic

The cords got stiff because of the cheap plastic.

The hard plastic part where the soft earpiece connects to broke off from the hard angled plastic piece part where the wire goes in to the bud.

The bass is very bad, only high treble and the wires feel like cheap plastic

Better that the hard plastic ones that come with the phones

After about 10 minutes I notice that the plastic of the bud uncomfortable and slightly painful

I really hate those hard-plastic pieces you’re supposed to jam into your ears

I was just looking for a pair of headphones to replace those hard plastic white ones that everyone has

Build quality is cheap plastic with thin plastic cords that look fragile and the headphone plug is metal plated which will oxidize within a month or two

The earpieces are made from hard plastic & The piece that goes into the ear is covered in a silicon type material which is pretty comfortable in that they slip in & out pretty well but don't slip out on their own

L-shaped connector which I hate.

Also, it took me several weeks to realize there are R and L labels--it's just really hard to see/read.

I gave it a 4 star because the sound isn't as good as

Now are analog-record real, the bass has a fat tuba sound and Mick's voice sounds as clear as if he was singing in an isolation booth

I used them for hours at a time at work (about 40 each week), as well as at home for gaming (might as well tack on at least another 40 each week), until I blew 1 speaker out in each of my old pairs, a different side each time

I bought a pair back in 2015 and today in 2019 they still work as well as it did the day I took them out of the packaging

Abuse them a

just as well as when I purchased them

Microphone not the greatest as it's quiet, I have to make sure it's oriented towards me

They work as if they were brand new, like nothing ever happened to them.

They work as if they are brand new

I've had these for about 6 months now and they still work as good as they did the first day I bought them!

They still work as if they are brand new

so I'm confused as to how one side could completely cut out like that

Mine are still working as of 4/28/19 (April 28th, 2019) but ordered another pair for when I inevitably break those, too

Work as they should

Sure I can watch the weeds at the side of the road as they progress through the seasons--presently the privet and the honeysuckle are in sweet bloom, later on I want to see if the thistle plant blooms this year, in the fall the leaves make a carpet of color--but most of the time, dull, dull, dull

Solid headphone s

Great selection of colors, if that’s of importance to you

n’t take a liking to, at least in my experience

n’t attest that they sound like other fancy name brands, but for me these sound fantastic and I can really appreciate my music with them

When they die I am probably going back to the JVC gumy headphones as they at least lasted a year before dying.

Amazing I always only buy this kind