Panasonic ErgoFit Wired Earbuds, In-Ear Headphones with Dynamic Crystal-Clear Sound and Ergonomic Custom-Fit Earpieces (S/M/L), 3.5mm Jack for Phones and Laptops, No Mic - RP-HJE120-KA (Matte Black)

There is not much you need to evaluate on a pair of headphones at this price range. I initially got them as the pair i would carry with me when I am out and about. Something if I miss them on the train seat or the gym, I wouldn't cry and think about waiting a long time until I have saved enough for the next pair. To be honest, even with all the excellent reviews on the net, I was not expecting anything big about them. But what a pair of cheap headphones! Rich sound and clarity with most of musical styles. Now they are my main headphones. I use them at the office during work for hours and I really enjoy them. In my opinion, they have two small annoyances. The first one is tangling. Which is very obvious anyway. The cable is very thin and is very easy to end with a cable mess after putting them in your pocket. Although I have seen headphones 10 times or more the price of these ones in the same situation. So it is not a real complain. The second is less obvious and at the same time very subjective. It is how they fit. I know they are called ergo-fit and in general the fit is acceptable, but for me they were a little bit tiring. Specially when new. I could not have them on more than half an hour. After some time using them, the buds eased and they are a lot more comfortable. Nothing compared with the comfort of the Klipsch oval buds, but as I said before, it is very subjective as it will depend of course of the size of your ear canal and the time you use them. In general they are excellent, specially for the sound they offer against the money paid. I normally do not write reviews but I think they worth it. You can even select from a rainbow of colours available.

You cannot loose by purchasing these Panasonics. They are not exactly WOW but they do give you an awesome run and sound for the money. What I loved : 1. The bass!!! For the price, The bass was very impressive. Dont expect the bone rattling experience that the Klipsch S4's give but dont put your expectations too low either. The bass I believe was the best feature for me and the mids and highs were very well balanced too. 2. The in ear design of the ear buds allow for remarkable noise isoloation, clear depth of sound and amazing comfort. It was so comfortable I often forgot they were still in my ear after listening to music or an audiobook. And yes you can sleep very well with these in your ears as well . . . even use them just to block out noise when im studying. 3. The L-plug is very sturdy and safer for unplugging if you use a lot of devices and will be using these in them very often. Oh and radio reception was much better with these than other higher-end headphones I had used before such as the Koss Porta-Pros (awesome headphones those were too). Finally, if these get damaged or you dont like them, you can easily give them to non-audiophiles and i bet you these would be their favourite present ever! What I disliked : 1. The cable kinda sucks. The cable feels so wurly and thin, it feels like it might rip under any small tension. It easily gets tangled when in your pocket(but there are ways around that). the cable is also very short which also makes you feel like you have to be careful and limits your movements but they dont make the annoying ''whap'' sound that a lot of similarly priced skull-candy's (jib, smokin buds, inkd) make while you walk so thats kinda lukewarm. 2. Volume. I wished these were a tad bit lounder on their own!!. The sound is so good you wish it could just be amped a little more to meet your ears satisfaction. Maybe its because most of the earphones Ive used had such high volume thats why i notice it so much. The volume is adequate though and does the job perfectly but it definitely makes you wish it would be louder but for that you need to get an amp unfortunately. In the nutshell : I would encourage or advice these to anyone who wants maximum value below the 10 pound/euro/dollar belt. You just cant go wrong with these.The great bass, well balanced mids and highs, colour options, pricing and comfort are all plusses and it definitely will not let you down.

Arrived today the 24th august 2016, they give a very clear sound and are comfortable in the ear unlike some which hurt my ears after wearing them for a while. The pack includes different sized heads to suit different sizes of ears so you are likely to find them fit in nicely. After listening to some music on my kindle fire i heard clarity of sound that i did not have on the previous headphones i was using. They dont fall out and dont hurt when i put them in, for the price you pay i think they are well worth it although as yet i dont know how long they will last as this is just day one with them. However my first impressions are that i wont need to buy any more for a while and am making a second purchase for my wife. I would recommend.

Basic, barebones earphones. No mic, volume switch or button in the middle. So you don't have to worry about it getting wet and acting erratic. Sound quality is ok, nothing special. The shape is comfortable to wear. No wireless, so you don't have to worry about battery or latency. I've been buying / using these for years for my phone

They did not arrive but the supplier sent out new ones. They give a good sound, comfortable and stay put when exercising. Would recommend. It is now September and I have decided to alter my recommendation. They started cutting out and now just play intermittently. Bearing in mind I paid the full price of approximately £20 I would certainly have expected more than 3 months use. Perhaps they are worth the price they are now charging but as far as I am concerned they are too expensive whatever the price if they only last 3 months. Would not buy.

They're pretty good, especially for what you pay, but there's been a bit of an issue with them. When properly inserted into the ear, they form a seal, presumably to cancel out noise. Normally there seems to be something to relieve the pressure inside your ear, but recently my right earphone has decided to stop relieving the pressure. This means that I can't hear much out of that ear as my eardrum's utterly taut from the air pressure increase when the earphone's in there. Changing the bud's not worked at all, either. The best result I now get is when the earbud isn't on the earphone, which leads to the issue of it still being quieter, and the earphone being more than willing to fall out. I suspect it's being caused by some earwax or something similar getting into the pressure releasing system, but the earphone's proving highly resilient to being opened, short of me just cracking the thing apart.

I've worn a fair few sets of earphones in my time. They range from bargain basement £2 things to north of £200 'professional' plugs. After much consideration, I settled for these based on everyone else's reviews and the fact that they were so cheap. I'm pleased to say that I haven't been disappointed. They fit very comfortably and don't slide out when I'm running about at the gym. Background noise isolation is good too. The sound quality is pretty good - not the deepest base notes I've ever heard, but given the price, far from shabby. If you're looking for earphones with a pose factor, you're best heading elsewhere to spend a large amount on a questionably 'better' product. If, however, you want some utilitarian 'phones that give the best performance-to-price ratio, look no further!

Flimsy but ok for the price.