Review: Heavy on bass, highs are good not great. Overall a good value for price.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 3, 2013
These earphones come in a variety of colors, turn up the bass in the sound - great for listening to songs with a beat. I do miss the crystal clarity and faithful reproduction of some of the higher end ($75+) earphones, but these are very good for their price point. I also have the Moshi Dulcia in pinkMoshi Dulcia In-Ear Headphones for Kindle Fire HD, Pinkthat I absolutely love, especially as they're flat wired and pink and small and one of the few earphones that don't give me an ear burn. These Mythro buds are nice too just not as comfortable in my smaller ear canals as the Dulcia. The Dulcia earbuds also have a more faithful sound reproduction and the bass is not as turned up as in these Mythro buds.These earbuds also have a pause/play/take call button and mic, which makes them really convenient. They fall out more easily than the narrowly shaped Dulcia earphones, and you really can't use them while running. However, they fall out less than the Apple Earphones that never stay put in my ears and make my ears burn in 10 minutes of wearing them.I like these over the Sony/Phillips earbuds in this price range. I do like some Logitech Ultimate Ears 500 earbudsLogitech Ultimate Ears 500 Noise-Isolating Earphones - Dark Silverthat are just a little bit more expensive than these earbuds but have higher fidelity in my opinion. However, they don't have a mic but I really like the flat non-tangle cords with the cool graphic.These did not come with a case which was a little bit disappointing as I don't like to just throw earbuds in my bag, but the attached velcro strap does help keep them tangle free.Overall, fun earphones for rap/pop songs with a beat. Not so great for classical music or opera. Good earphones for the price.