AILIHEN C8 Headphones Wired, On-Ear Kids Headphones with Microphone and Volume Control Foldable Corded Stereo 3.5mm Headset for School Teens Smartphones Chromebook Laptop Tablets Travel (Black Blue)ClimatePartner certified

Only had these for a week. But I am so impressedI honestly didn’t expect much from a pair of $15 headphones, especially coming from a $100+ Samsung headphones. But wow – I’m seriously impressed. I mainly use these for playing games on my PS5, and they’ve delivered far beyond expectations. The stereo sound is surprisingly clear and immersive. Directional audio, so I can hear footsteps, environmental effects, and dialogue distinctly – something I didn’t think budget headphones could handle this well. Comfort-wise, they’re lightweight and sit nicely on the ears even during longer sessions. Of course, they don’t have noise cancellation or fancy features, but for $15, these headphones are an absolute steal. If you're on a budget or just want a reliable, comfortable pair of wired stereo headphones, don’t sleep on these. They punch way above their price tag.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Awesome headphones. Works great. Super crisp sound. So very lightweight. Perfect for all my applications. I love the volume and mute button on the wire. They fit perfectly. High quality. It folds up very nicely to fit in my bag. The swivel is very nice. Highly recommend.

For a wired headset this works great for the money I paid for it.However, the volume control on the cord did not work at all. That's why I took one star away, but for $13 at the time of purchase, I didn't know and didn't find out until I used it with my phone. Up until then, I used it with my laptops and desktops and controlled the volume with the computer instead of the headphones.Mic quality was always excellent and the ear muffs fit just fine over my ears and blocked the unwanted outside noise.Being a wired headset, the overall workmanship is excellent and still working.

I took in my elderly disabled uncle because there was no one else, and nursing homes only hasten the end, IMHO. Especially the nursing homes for the not rich population. At 80 years old, he is hard of hearing and watches nothing but sports 24/7. I got him these so he can watch his sports via his laptop all he wants, as loud as he wants, without disturbing me or anyone else. It's only been about a week, and they still work. At the price I paid, even if I had to replace once a month, it's so worth it! I can only attest that it covers his huge ears fully and comfortably and he has no issues plugging them into his laptop. I purposely chose not to get bluetooth/wifi earphones because I'd be the one fixing it should it lose signal, either by something that knocks off all wifi/Bluetooth or by something he did (which does happen a lot). I had listened when they first arrived, they got pretty good sound. Are they Beats, JBL or Bose? No, but then again with the price point you'd be a fool to expect that kind of quality. If I was still working in a warehouse, or any job that let's you listen to music while you work and (like me) my ear canals are small, it's hard to find a decent pair that doesn't cause pain. Plus, I'm prone to misplacing things. Even my personal ear buds for hands free driving are wired. PITA, for sure, but at least I'm not having to replace $100+ on a new set every time I lose one, or both.These were actually recommended by my one cousin who's son is severely autistic. He's very hard on headphones, it's not unheard of for him to go through a few sets a month. She keeps at least 2 extra at all times. I would say they are of decent quality, again we are not reviewing a much higher priced set, so keep that in mind. If/when they no longer work, I will come back to update. So far, I am happy with this purchase.

I bought these headphones to use with an electric keyboard so I don't annoy the rest of the people who live in the house. The fact that I'm writing this review should serve as a practical example of how well they work! My first concern was if the cord would be long enough for me to sit comfortably and play. That fear was soon put to rest as the cord had plenty of slack, and I didn't even notice. Speaking of noticing, they didn't seem to be very heavy, and fit nicely and are comfortable to wear. They're well made, and the sound is loud enough, and clear enough for what I use them for.

This is not noise canceling, but it does cover the ears well with great sound.

I bought these for my son and he loves them. The sound quality is great and it is clear and crisp. They fit over his ears just fine and do not cause any discomfort. They are not flimsy at all and will hopefully last him quite a while. Great value too!

The color options are nice and the style looks cool. I like how these are midline - not bulky like gaming/media headsets, but not too slim like the era of walkmans and CD players. They fold for easy storage which is nice, but I think they need slightly more flexibility, especially in the earmuffs. I wish the earmuffs rotated a bit more to adjust for comfort as they seem a bit stiff at the front. They aren't really uncomfortable, but somewhat bothersome and inconvenient. The headset I was replacing had earmuffs on a swivel, which made movement and positioning much more pleasing.I didn't get the headset for the mic. Honestly, I didn't even see the part of the listing stating its existence. Nonetheless, I appreciate the inclusion, but it will be a while before I get to test its usefulness. As for the sound, I'm no audiophile, so I'm not quite sure what to look for. So far, I've only had time to test these on Youtube, which sounds alright, though somewhat canned occasionally. I think this happens primarily in instances where other audio has been recorded and put into a separate video. I will have to come back and update when I can test something a bit more exciting like sound quality in a video game.Honestly, I seriously thought about going with a 3 given the slight residual sound and lack of flexibility, but for the price I think these are fairly decent so far.