LUDOSClamor 2 PRO Wired Earbuds in-Ear Headphones, 5 Years Warranty, Earphones with Microphone, Noise Isolating Ear Buds, Memory Foam for iPhone, Samsung, School Students, Kids, Women, Small Ears

I'm pretty impressed with these headphones. I've had to replace many a headphone set because one earbud will stop working or I've been unhappy at the way they fit. The sound is nothing fancy but is good, not tinny and the comfort is great. I use them to listen to streaming media so I want to hear voices clearly and by far these are the best, even better than more comparable costly earphones, and boy have I been disappointed in the past. Several other features I like are there are small magnets on the side of the ear buds so magnetize together when you put them away, and don't get tangled. The other feature is the cord has a tight woven material wrapped around so that it doesn't kink. I haven't had them long but so far I'm very happy with them.

SO. It all started the other day when my favorite earbuds of 7 years finally kicked the bucket. They had come to me bundled with an old phone purchase, and to my despair, were discontinued/out of stock everywhere. I was desperate to find a replacement but nothing out there seemed to fulfill the basic features I was looking for, namely: a 90 degree headphone jack, volume and microphone support, and a durable braided cord covering.In come these earphones from LUDOS! This design had precisely everything that I wanted out of a set of earbuds plus change. The 90 degree jack is personally a HUGE win for me and the chief reason why I chose these over the original Clamor. I'm loving the easy-to-operate volume slider and the magnets that help keep the earbuds together. The foam tips are comfy and the sound quality is great. Absolutely worth it for the price!I was a little confused since I couldn't find this updated model on the LUDOS website, but I guess it hasn't been added yet because it's a new listing. Really hoping that more colors are planned for this model - I would love to get this in the grey or gold that the original Clamor is available in. This time I'm going to make sure to get backups! :)

I dig these quite a bit. The sound quality is surprisingly good for the price. I use these with my Pixel and very rarely when I move the phone the sound stops and comes out of my phone BUT I think its something I am doing wrong, it only happens with YouTube, not music streaming so I have no complaints. Could also be my USB C port getting worn. I use these mainly for buds to wear as I fall asleep so I cannot grade them on heavy everyday use and that may explain why the sound output changes on me rarely since, you know, I'm sleeping and moving the phone around lolGood quality build, and comes in a cool "Sucrets" type metal box (young folk are like huh? Sucrets?? Google it" with a nice pull-string bag to hold them. Comes w different size bud covers including some foam ones that were on when I opened them. I actually used those for a while thinking the others were foam too lol. Yeah, I'm getting old. Recommended.

Definitely the best 20 dollar earbuds I've ever tried. are they beats or bose, obviously not but you're not trying to spend that. you're looking for a good set of buds for things you want buds for, and these fill that role quite well. the bass sounds really nice for inexpensive equipment, the vocals are clear. I mostly listen to kpop music with these at my computer while im playing games or doing other things (oh and the games sound good too lol). the noise cancelling is quite good, though you can still hear a little so if someone needs to get your attention or whatever. the default ear pieces are very comfortable but it does come with some silicone ones if you prefer that. thats the other impressive feature of these, they are comfortable, I can wear for them for long periods, hours even, and they feel fine. The airpod style/shaped ones hurt my ear after literally minutes, but these are great. Couldn't be happier with these for the price.

The good: pretty decent sound quality, nice volume control slider, several size optional earbuds to try.The bad: the memory foam earbuds that came installed, and which I’d hoped meant they’d fit and stay in my ears well, were too big for me. (Do I have small earholes? I don’t think so but maybe.) Installing one of the other options was difficult but once done, I found with effort I could squeeze them into my ears. Not ideal but worth a try — time to go for a run. That’s when I discovered the controls aren’t compatible with my Shuffle — thought I was getting play/pause, fwd & rev controls but no, just volume slider and a button that did nothing (answer calls? I don’t need that, it’s a Shuffle).Now for the grumpy: why is it so damn hard to find headphones for my Shuffle? I have headphones I like but they have no controls, so I’ve been using a Belkin dongle to patch that in; worked fine until it didn’t, a loose wire or something = sound cutting out in one ear. Went to replace that and…$35 for a wee dongle?? C’mon, Belkin, get real. Ridiculous, I guess my old Etymotics are due for retirement (too bad b/c these have very thin, long tubes that fit well into the ear canals, with soft silicone grips to keep them in place — but no controls). Apple earbuds have the controls I need but quality is not commensurate with price, and they fall out of your ears easily.The search continues…