I bought a competitor's pair for in the ear and they are useless. Well worth the money but really best if ...
346232
I have severe hearing loss and wear top of the line $6000 hearing aids. I am ordering a second walker for my other ear. I need something for shooting and hearing a guide whispering to me. I wouldn't say these are equal to my regular aids, but they work damn well and I need protection! I bought a competitor's pair for in the ear and they are useless. Well worth the money but really best if you go to an audiologist and have a custom mold made  and adjust the tube
1750155
If you are looking for good sound isolating earphones and you have small ear canals then I recommend getting the Shure E4c-n instead of the E2c-n.  Even though there were many different tips to use on this model none of them fit my ears correctly.

I had the Etymotic brand of earphones before which worked really well with my ears.  They were small, fit tightly in my ear canals, and used flange tips.  They broke after a year which is why I was in the market for a new pair.

Would I have liked the E2c-n's better if they were able to use the flange tips?  Very doubtful.  They are very bulky and, since I could never quite get a good fit or tight seal, caused my outer ear to ache after wearing them for about an hour.

After trying this pair for a couple of weeks I returned them and purchased the Shure E4c-n.  I've had them for over a month now and they have worked out great.
2270159
These headphones are really good.

The fit in the ear is amazing, deep and snug. Really good bass response, and the noise cancellation is surprisingly good considering the price.

Recently one of the ear buds fell into coffee and got messed up. So I decided to replace these with Sennheiser CX 300-II's ($80 head phones that Amazon was discounting for $20 as they're end of lifeing the model)... big mistake. These Sennheiser's are garbage compared to the V-MODA's.
3869250
I had see good reviews on these ear buds, and thought I would give them a shot... Honestly, skullcandy makes an in-ear bud at half the cost, that have a greater sound. My personal opinion, is skip them!
45708
Sounds is great but I could not keep in my ears.  I was constantly adjusting while running.  I gave to my daughter and bought a pair from another company that wraps around your ear.  I would look for that type instead
3124706
My original review said that these are the best earphones for the money but Don't Buy Them. This was due to the inability to purchase replacement sleeves for them at the time, even from the manufacturer, so once the originals were lost or damaged, the earphones were worthless. NOW, however, the sleeves are available at a few places online such as 7ballmusic, yoursoundshop, and others, including the manufacturer. Since this was the only problem I had with these otherwise excellent buds, my rating has changed from 3 stars to 5.

They are, by far, the best earphones for the money I have ever tried. To me, they are comparable to the $200-300 Shures. Unlike any other earbuds in this price range, these provide depth to the music and what appears to be an almost perfectly flat frequency response and since I am all for reproducing music exactly how it is recorded, acoustically ideal for me. The only beef my audiophile friends could find with them is that they did not like the twisted pair wires being exposed without a covering, but I don't mind that.
4121132
These headphones are called in-ear "speakers" for a reason, as Monster advertises that they bring a lot more power and balance than most headphones, and therefore do not deserve to be in the same category. They are wonderful headphones when it comes to sound - incredibly crisp, very balanced in general. However, these things will break on you easily. Take it from someone who has had 3 separate pairs of them - these are not worth your money. I was able to get a warranty replacement on the ones that broke originally, and when those broke I went a year before I bought them again. That third pair has since broken and I will not go back, as enticing as it seems. With so many cheaper in-ear headphones out on the market, you're better off looking elsewhere - Sennheiser and Logitech are two brands that I don't think you can go wrong with. Have pairs of both, and they're very reliable.
3247321
My wife has used the Bose iE2, Apple in-ear and a couple of other earphones and she says that these ones are hands down the best for running. They fit well in the ears and don't come up even when running for extended periods of time.

If my wife loves it then this is definitely a good product :-)
658351
Great sounding with powerful bass and comfortable fit headphones but because of a serious design problem I have to recommend that potential buyers do not waste their money on them. After using them for 2 months one of the ear pieces that contains the right ear speaker broke off of the headband rendering the headphones useless and they had to be thrown in the garbage. This great sounding product became a total waste of money. The problem is that the bracket that holds the ear piece to the headband is made of plastic and with continued use the bracket breaks rendering the headphones useless. If this bracket was changed to metal these headphones would become the best headphones on the market for the money. This simple low cost change to the product would give it a 5 star rating. I really hope that the manufacturer reads this review!
4010330
Good sound but will not stay in my ear.  I love bose product and I was very excited to try these out but after the first day in the gym with them I want to trash them.  They will fall out of your ear or at least feel like they are going to all the time.  I have had mine for about a year now and I would never buy a new pair.  The left bud does not work now and I am happy I have a reason to get a different product.  Waste of a $100!!!
2082326
I purchased these from originally from a retail store. Not Amazon. So take that for what it is worth. I was looking for a new pair and saw these on Amazon but chose something else instead.
Pros
Sound: The sound is fantastic for what I use them for. The highs are crisp and the lows sound like bass instead of a muffled tunnel. I plugged them into my iphone 5s and I put the phone into my pocket and kept the volume control buttons near my neck where I could reach it. I would ride my motorcycle from work to home each day. I could answer phone calls with just a push of the center button. The calls I received had no idea that I was driving at 60 miles an hour on a motorcycle. I could hear them perfectly. The music was great as well.
FIT: They come with a couple of different ear pieces so that they can fit your ear correctly. In addition you can send in to the manufacturer and have them send you a custom set just for you. You have to move the orange rubber ear pieces around so that they fit to your ear canal but once you find the correct angle. they are great and comfortable.
Ambient Noise: It has the perfect amount of ambient noise so that I can listen to music and still hear if people are speaking to me. Perfect for riding a motorcycle and listening to music because I can still hear traffic noises which helps me remain safe. I wore these both with and without a helmet. (Don't Judge on the Helmet thing.)
CONS:
Quality: One side of the first pair I purchased quit working after a few months. The replacement also quit working after a couple of months. I was driving along on my motorcycle and looked over my shoulder and when I looked back the one side had quit working. I had kept slack in the cord because I didn't like it pulling against my neck when I had to rotate my head. So, the movement when I looked behind me was minimal.

Customer Support: I called the manufacturer and asked for an advance replacement. They refused. I offered to give my credit card as collateral in case I didn't sent back the defective pair. They refused. I finally let them know that I could still use them with one side working and that I wanted to do that so that I wasn't going without and that if I had to send in the current pair then I would forgo being without anything by purchasing something else for the interim and that by allowing me to do this Yurbuds was risking that the item I was going to purchase to get me by, would be better than what they had and thereby I would change loyalties. I of course spent 8 minutes explaining to the Stubborn customer support person the logic of my pending actions. I explained that this was like buying a toaster. If it breaks it isn't worth the effort to get it replaced I would just buy a new one and the new one may not be Yurbuds. After 8 minutes of my wasted time she finally relented and agreed to send me an advance replacement. Which I received and 2 days later and for which I was thankful for.  However I resented having to spend time convincing the customer support person that it was in Yurbuds best interest to replace them under warranty.
When the second pair also failed after a couple of months I didn't bother calling them back. I just went and purchased a new pair.
2092652
I bought this hoping to save a bit of money... a waste of money instead! They function just fine and are easy to set up but oh my they pain in my ears! Just couldn't take it! Others might have a different experience, but I tried to switch out the different earbud tips and nothing helped.

I ended up buying LG Electronics Tone+ HBS-730 Bluetooth Headset (which I had purchased as a Christmas gift for a friend and she loved them!) and while they cost more, they are comfortable and well worth the extra money.
1174428
I had previously had a set of Sony earbuds and I was incredibly satisfied by them.  When they broke after many years of use, I was fortunate enough to be in Las Vegas, where a Sony Style store was located.  One of my primary reasons for liking my old Sony earbuds was that they did an excellent job of isolating the wearer from other sounds (such as airplane noise or that annoying kid in the row behind you screaming), so when I saw this pair, I spent the extra money and purchased this set.  After testing them out, I found that this set did nowhere near as good a job of isolating you from outside noise.  The sound was superb, however that was ruined because of all the background noise.  The earbuds come with three different sizes of plugs to adapt to different ear shapes, but I could not get a proper fit with any of them.  After a few flights with this model, I went back to the MDREX75s and my woes were gone.  I would recommend that the users stick with the MDREX75 earbuds rather than this model.

Bottomline:  Good idea, but poor implementation.  Stick with the MDREX75s.
3229367
Do not waste your money on these. They are bulky and uncomfortable. The wire that connects the two sides is so rigid that once you get them to stay in your ears you have to keep your head perfectly straight, if you turn your head just a little bit to either side they pop out of your ears. Total waste of money.

OK, I still stand by my review of this product, it sucked big time,  but I have to give credit where credit is due. Once SunValleyTek saw my review and saw that I was not happy with my purchase they contacted me and offered to send another product to replace to one I was not happy with.  The replacement set they sent me,&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Bluetooth-Headphones-TaoTronics-Wireless-4-1-Magnetic-Earbuds-Stereo-Earphones-Secure-Fit-for-Sports-with-Built-in-Mic-Upgraded-Version/dp/B01GNYFT8E/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Bluetooth Headphones, TaoTronics Wireless 4.1 Magnetic Earbuds Stereo Earphones, Secure Fit for Sports with Built-in Mic [Upgraded Version</a>] is awesome. The replacement they sent me is exactly what I was looking for and addressed all of my complaints about my original purchase . Not bulky, very comfortable, stays in my ears, easy to pair ( the ones I was not happy with where easy to pair as well ) just a totally awesome product. I can't stress how much I appreciate SunValletTek taking the time to offer another product when they saw that I was not happy with my original purchase.  This company rocks and I will recommend to everyone .

Thank you SunValleyTek !!!
4840355
I had one pair of about eight months ago it was the PRO X with the gel Ear cups, has soon as you turn them on and then a little while later try to adjust, either side grabbing it from each side just to adjust on your ears shut off automatically period

Also just returned the full camo version which was just under $300 that also was the Pro X version gel Cups and full camo with LED light, those were not as bad but basically the same when you grab  them to adjust em on your ears they turn off. Love the way they work while they work very comfortable, I would like to keep A Set and I'm thinking about ordering a third pair, just hate the fact that they turn off when you touch the side without getting near the power button.

Also love the fact that it is compression technology, instead of clipping technology don't even know why clipping technology even exist in These products it's basically a waste for an indoor range, as gunfire goes off it totally cut off all sound.! These have compression technology, where as gunfire goes off on an indoor range, it basically just mutes into a safe 82 dB and you can still hear people talk that you are with or around.
4902693
they are great.  Not many earbuds stay in my ears and don't end up hurting or aggravating my ears after half an hour.  But I've had two pair and after using the first pair for a couple of months of the earbuds went dead (and I bought this pair for $45).  I liked them so much I decided to buy another pair.  Plugged them into my phone and notice that only one earbud was working.  Hoping that it was my phone and not my brand new earbuds causing the issue, I plugged them into my laptop - still nothing coming out of one of the earbuds.  I'm VERY disappointed and I was going to try to exchange them but Amazon only does refunds for this item.  Not sure if I will buy another set, or try a new brand...
4202789
No instructions. You have to figure it out from the package picture. This is likely a hit or miss thing depending on your ear shape. For me it's a total miss. I've tried every configuration I can think of and I can't get the darn things to stay in my ear more than a few minutes. I'm using the Apple design. Apple's design is cool looking, but otherwise the worst in-ear headphones (for staying in) that I have. Yet the sound is better *when* it is in. But after testing...NOT having earhoox works better than having them. If there's a way to improve how they work, they don't tell you. $15 down the toilet.