Symphonized PRO Premium in-Ear Noise-isolating Earphones, Earbuds, Headphones with Flat Cable and Microphone

Sonorous, Durable and Affordable

I use these earbuds everywhere! Extremely durable gear, I take my Symphonized earbuds on all my journeys which is often off road, in heat, on dirt and occasionally over water. These buds last! I usually break them every 3 years. I have worn Symphonized earbuds exclusively for the past several years. I am wholly sold on these buds, won't buy any other brand.

Earplug is not comfortable but overall great product

The only problem I have with these earbuds is that it is too big for my ears. It keeps falling from my ears. I tried all the replacements that came with the product. None satisfied my ears and few hurted them. I replaced it with my old earbuds replacement and it fit perfectly.

INCREDIBLE performance value - truly pro, even to a fault...

In a head-to-head comparison with my JBL studio cans and my Sony MDR's on my editing system, the sonic range, tonal purity, and soundstage accuracy were nearly identical in a pro-studio work environment. Plugged into my phone, playing & streaming a variety of symphonic, electronic, and pop/rock music, the Symphonized Pro's tonal response, accuracy, and clarity across the entire sonic range was the best I've ever heard for earbuds. TWO THINGS stand out as correctable issues: 1) No volume or track ff/rew control on the mic wire unit. Since earbuds are most often used for listening on-the-go, why can't the exceptional sound performance here be conveniently remote-controlled like almost every other earbud Symphonized offers? 2) The black silicone tips deform and fold out easily and often when you remove the headphones. The tips from the NRG 3.0s I purchased 6 months ago are much better than these; I ended up putting the NRG 3.0 tips on my PROs and they solved my issues with no reduction in sound quality. These seem like very easy things to fix... right, folks? Bottom line: incredible, pro-level sound quality for under $40!! ...and with vol/track controls added, and shipped with NRG 3.0-type silicone tips, these would be the best under-$100 earbuds I've ever used - and for WAY under $100. Those would be 5-star headphones. Possibly even an unbeatable value. P.S. - other users have mentioned that the metal spines on the buds can get uncomfortably cold in low-temperature use; I definitely agree. Don't know if there is a simple fix for that issue, but the silicone tips don't seem to be affected by the cold. FYI.