SoundMAGIC in Ear Headphone with Mic, Wired in-Ear Earbuds Powerful Bass HiFi Stereo Sport Earphones (E11C, Black)

They sound great. They don't seem super robust and I hope they go the distance

Happy with the product. Seller was very responsive, recommended!

Los E11 vienen bien presentados, con un estuche sólido y almohadillas variadas. Lo que importa es el sonido y no defraudan para su precio, eso sí hay que dejar que hagan su ajuste o rodaje con el reproductor al que los conectes. Después de unas 50h el sonido mejora mucho. De inicio pueden ser decepcionantes, pero dales su tiempo y mejorarán. Por 38 euros, muy recomendables.

La qualità audio non è granchè, per circa 50 euro mi aspettavo di molto meglio.

Every time I buy a new pair of earphones, I just end up coming back to these coz they're so balanced. The bass isn't cranked up too high (which I can't say for other pairs), the trebles are decent (at least for someone like me who like to add some extra treble to everything), the mids aren't downed out by the low and high frequencies and it very responsive when EQin' to my taste. They fit really well in my ears, don't cause any pain and give a snug fit that blocks out a decent amount of outside noise - I can sleep with them on with them on without issue. My only issue is that each of the 4 or so pair I've had have broken after a year or so of use, and all due to the wire getting damaged internally. The wire is stronger than regular earphone wires, but not as thick and protected as I'd prefer it to be for an relatively pricey pair. I'm not rough my earphones, I don't drag my phone with it, I don't knot the wires and I don't shove them in my pocket with to mingle with loose change and keys. I just occasionally tug them a bit when they get caught on something, but never enough to do damage. I've tried to make the transition to Bluetooth earphones, but none sound as good as these, even with some EQin'. Even the BT11Cs don't sound nearly as good (they're too basey), nor do Samsung's pro buds, sony's XM2 and XM3 earbuds (which lets you use LDAC for lossless audio - the sony WI-1000X was close to being as good) or Sennheiser's momentum 2.0 (which are too god dang bassy). So I guess I'll have to deal with the woes of having wired headphones but at least I can enjoy the experience with these.