Maxell – 190560, Wired Earbuds Headphones with Lightweight Extended Use Anisotropic Ferrite Magnet Driver – Dynamic Sound Reproduction Stereo – for iOS, Smartphones, MP3 & Gaming – Black

Perfect
My son used this in school. Perfect and affordable!

The Worst of the Worst
Since nobody had yet given these only 1 star, I bought the EB-95 to try out. I listen primarily to audio books so I can tolerate pretty poor sound, but these are just too poor for even that application. They sound worse than scratchy AM on my old Radio Shack crystal radio kit. And yes, the cord is very short but that’s OK with me.I’m keeping them around as a backup but would only use them if I _really_really_ needed to hear something. I’ve used cheap earbuds from many sources – owning about 20 sets total in my past usually wearing out the wire at the jack – and these are by far the worst for sound quality. The best under $20 I’ve owned were made by Philips, but Amazon doesn’t sell them.I also bought a set of Audiology Alpine earbuds (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000P5N020) that work great, but they have a small volume control on the cord that I find kind of annoying.Both the EB-95 (this set) and the Audiology Alpine ear buds allow traffic noises to reach my ears while listining on the bike. I can’t use the earbuds that fit too tightly and block out surrounding sounds.My suggestion is to pass on these Maxell earbuds. Other Maxell earbuds I’ve owned have been fine, but not these.

Good cheap headphones to use while at work.
I bought these with the sole intent of being able to listen to the audio on youtube videos and what not that I might come across while eating lunch at work. Nothing more. They work great for that. They are uncomfortable though and have just ok sound quality. I knew what I was getting into when ordering them though.

LOL! You get what you paid for!
They don’t fit right in my ears. Sounds like my TV or music is in a can. Getting a weird headache . Lol! But what do you expect you get what you paid for.

Stavo cercando delle cuffiette “da battaglia”, e sono stato catturato dal basso prezzo (1,84€) di questi auricolari Maxell Earbud EB-95 , e da/ nome del produttore. Sono arrivate in una giornata. Come c’era da aspettarsi dal costo irrisorio, le cuffie sono realizzate con materiali economici, al tatto sembrano un po’ fragili. All’interno della confezione trovo, oltre alle cuffiette, anche un piccolo foglietto con la garanzia. Le vado a collegare al telefono, e provo ad ascoltarci la musica. Il suono non è eccellente, ma ho anche sentito di peggio. Per me è accettabile. Bassi inesistenti, però il suono è abbastanza pulito. C’è poco da aspettarsi da degli auricolari che costano meno di 2€… Però nonostante tutto sono soddisfatto dell’acquisto, ottimo rapporto qualità-prezzo. Le consiglio per chi cerca delle cuffiette “da maltrattare” (mare, vacanze, pullman, treno, da lasciare in borsa ecc.) o per chi semplicemente cerca degli auricolari di scorta. Invece le consiglio per chi cerca un sound di qualità.

inbuilt mic not available in this headphone.