Review: Not good quality.
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 09 2, 2013
When I first received these Tribeca wooden-inlaid headphones in their box with plastic window, I could see the wooden decorative inlays on the 2 earphones, and the earphones looked pretty in the company's box.  Very stylish!However, when I opened the box and slid-out the plastic holder, I got a surprise!  When I lifted the Tribeca headphones out of their plastic holder, one of the wooden decorative, outer ear covers fell off and hung dangling by one metal peg!  I could see dried glue around the other 3 holes on the back surface of the wooden inlay. Now, I did not pull these earphones out of their plastic case, the earphones lifted out very easily.  So, I can only surmise that the company's gluing process does not hold-up well when they tried to glue wood onto metal pegs.I thought about trying to 're-glue' the decorative wood piece if the headphones were all right otherwise, but that wasnot the only problem! The earphone jacks must be inserted by the New Owner. Well, one jack was very loose when plugged in, and the other jack was very tight and hard to push in.  Then, I thought perhaps they were supposed to go into the opposite earphone, but since the Tribeca Company sent NO INSTRUCTION SHEET, I could only guess. I took out the 2 earphone plugs and tried putting them on the opposite earphone. This made no difference!  One plug-jack was still too loose and the other was still too tight & hard to insert. I called the Amazon Store, and the Amazon rep told me they were "defective" and said I could send them back for a full refund. That is what I did. I do not know how the sound quality was because I did not want to even keep these earphones...they had too many faults.