Yinyoo KBEAR KS2 in Ear Monitors, KB KS2 Stereo Bass Headphone, 1BA+1DD Hybrid Over-Ear Earbud Headset Noise Cancelling Earphone with Removable Cable for Running Walking Church Stage (No mic, Green)

Crazy good for the price. Excellent sound quality. Bought them from the Dankpods recommendation.

Are these the best sounding cheap earphones i have bought. No, I would probably say that goes to the Moondrop Chu II. But unlike the Moondrop and KZ earphones I have tired, the KBEARs are the only pair to not die on me after the first month. All in all for the price they are pretty damn good and block out noise much better than expected. The cable can be a little noisy however when rubbing against clothing.

I bought these as I keep leaving my Bluetooth earphones charging and wanted something cheap to hand.... Finally used them and I am actually blown away by how good they sound. My hearing isn't great after 30 years working in clubs and events, so I need a bit of an EQ boost to get clarity. But these are crystal clear. Comfy. And under £30. Crackin Just to note, these are not active noise cancelling...

Was looking for a decent pair of in ears to replace my dirty buds (Apple earpods) as they are quiet due to the poor design that just collects ear wax, and decided to take the advice of Dankpods and bought a pair of these. They are really good sounding, feeling and especially looking thanks to the transparent enclosure. They did sound a bit muddy to me when I first tried them on, but I'm not a professional audiofile, and they sound amazing to me now I know their sound profile - balanced throughout, without the bass or highs taking precedent unlike other cheap in ears. I definitely recommend these, especially with them having removable cables, meaning you can buy new ones if the cable dies or if you want different inline controls, which is really good for the longevity of these (though cables can cost the same as a new pair which sucks, but there may be cheaper third party options available).

I have Fiio IEMs which were approx 5 times more expensive than these. While the Fiios are undeniably better, the improvement is subtle, and not sure whether the additional cost is justified. For everyday in-ear use, these are my first choice. If you're on a budget I'd certainly recommend them.

I use these headphones for gaming and watching videos and overall there great, that have great bass but they lack in the hight frequencies meaning that some song will be a but muddy but its okay for what they are. They a detachable cable but sometimes I accidentally unplug it from the airbuds when i pull on the cable and the cable itself tangles when you look at it, overall great budget bangers

Clear, but can be slightly tinny without changing Dolby settings on phone. No idea why it says noise cancelling - seems the same as any other headphone tbh. I can still hear my gobby neighbour, my delightful wife, and children - those hoping for peace and quiet look elsewhere. Instructions were useless, more info on here. That said, really excellent clear sound given the price. Comes with spare ear inserts. Works with jack-to-usbC adapters I thought were broken - great stuff, and it's much louder than other headphones I've had, which had been my biggest problem with them. Perfect for me, could be perfect for you.

I bought these under the impression that it has noise cancelation as advertised. They don't unfortunately. I will now have to spend more money on finding a pair that does.