SymphonizedPremium Wooden iPhone Earphones Wired (USB C) Deep Bass Sound, 3D Sound, Microphone Volume Control, 90% Noise Cancelling for Type C Devices. Earphones for iPhone 15 to 16 & Android

I’ve had skin reactions to wireless Bluetooth earbuds like Apple’s AirPod Pros, so I’ve tested multiple wired earbuds including Sennheiser, JBL, Marley, and these. These came out on top for the best full sound and having a USB-C connector for my iPhone. I don’t care to use an adapter and the sound is simply better than the others for my music. Sennheiser 300 placed second for me, in terms of sound, but these are notably better IMHO. Durability is TBD over time.

Best earphones I have ever had! They actually stay put in my ears (hard plastic ones fall out) and are much more comfortable than the hard plastic ones. Also, the acoustics are amazing!

Used them for about 90-100 hours. The sound mellowed out a bit after the first week, and I was really enjoying them. I mostly listen to podcasts and I found the Apple earbuds to be a little too bassy, these sounded nice and natural. So I was quite happy with them.I own a cleaning company so I’m always vacuuming etc, the nozzle on these fit in the ear really well to suppress external noises without having to crank the volume up. I found with other earbuds with active noise cancellation I couldn’t hear when people were trying to talk to me, so these were just right.I think the cord itself is the failure point, I never yanked on it, dropped the earbuds, kinked the cord etc. however if I move the cord just right both the earbuds will work. Not sure if this could be fixed by more QC (kind of seems like it was crimped on too tightly to the USBC connector). Or perhaps just adding more strain relief to the connector. Moving the DAC/DSP out of the USBC connector and up to where the cord splits left/right might help to make the connector less bulky and make room for a more robust strain relief. I’d also like to see the cord made from a material that is a little more slippery like the Apple earbuds. This rubbery cord is just “sticky” enough to grab on your shirt a little then pull the earbud out occasionally.Would be open to trying another pair of these after they get sorted out.

Love these headphones

I’ve never written a review, but after owning 2 pairs of these and experiencing them for a few months I felt compelled to share how great these headphones are. They’re not perfect, but they’re definitely great for their price.First of all, (and arguable most importantly) the sound quality is fantastic! Both highs and lows sound terrific. They sound like $75-$100 earbuds for a fraction of the price. The earbuds also have excellent sound isolation. The earbuds come with different tips, but I’ve only used the ones that come standard. The earbuds have an angled jack, which is great because it keeps the cable from overbending at the base. Unfortunately, my first pair only lasted about 5 months. However, I emailed Symphonized and they have AMAZING customer service. They sent me a brand new pair within a week, no questions asked. I have been using my new pair for 4 months and they’re still going strong. Try keeping them in the carrying pouch to extend their life. They’re very light weight, look awesome, and are a great bang for your buck!As much as I loved these earbuds, they’re not without their flaws. As amazing as the sound quality is, for $25 there had to be some trade-offs.The company claims that the earbuds are eco-friendly (which is great by the way). This means that the earbuds are made of different materials than most other earbuds. I don’t know how valid this claim is, but what I can say is that the cord is made of some kind of fiber, which rubs against your clothing and unfortunately the rubbing is audible. It’s not too bad and for the most part it won’t be noticed, but it’s definitely audible. Another issue with the fiber cord is that it tangles VERY easily. I recommend keeping them coiled up in the pouch it comes with, because just sticking them in your pocket basically guarantees that you will need to spend a moment untangling them before use. Like i said earlier, my first pair only lasted 5 months. For $25 this isn’t too bad, given the sound quality, but it’s not great either. One last gripe, the in-line remote isn’t always responsive. This wasn’t an issue with my first pair, but with my current pair it is. I don’t know if I just got a bad pair or if this is a common problem, hopefully it’s the former.Overall, these earbuds are great. They have a few problems, but in the end the sound is amazing and the customer service is just as great. Definitely pick these up if you want great sound for a low price.pros:amazing soundamazing customer serviceangled jackenvironmentally friendlygood noise isolationlightweightgreat pricelook rad (in my opinion)Cons:tangle easilycable rubbing against clothes is somewhat audiblein-line remote doesn’t is sometimes unresponsive