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Bought these as an upgrade from my other earbuds because they weren't loud enough and I couldn't hear everything I needed to hear while playing games. I wasn't expecting much - they are pretty cheap after all, and man was I surprised when I used them for the first time. I had no idea how much I hated my old, mid tier, earbuds until these put them into perspective. First off, pros: 1) Memory foam tips are ridiculously comfortable, and really don't slip out of my ears like rubber/plastic tips do. I used to have to take breaks from any ear buds for a while because they would hurt my ears after wearing them. These? I completely forget I'm wearing half the time. Plus, I didn't even hear my neighbor lighting off fireworks because of their inherent sound blocking, so that's pretty cool. 2) Sound quality is actually far above what I was used to. The bass is very evident, mids pretty good, and there's no tinny noise with the trebles and high like I've always experienced with ear buds. Plus, the volume they can put out is a significant improvement - I can actually hear the little background noises in games perfectly fine now. 3) The magnetic heads and free carrying case, while not exactly necessary, are a great touch, and definitely add to the feeling of quality. Never thought I would actually be glad to have my earbuds magnetically held together, but they have definitely saved me from a lot of untangling. 4) You can't beat the price to all-around-quality ratio. After all that, I would've expected these to be closer to $40. Nope. Half that. Honestly amazing. I really love these headphones, but there are exactly 2 CONS to them: 1) The foam tips get DIRTY. I know for a fact that my ears are very clean (my doctor has remarked on it a few times), but what little ear wax I do have, these tips scoop right up and it's impossible to fully clean them off. I do regularly remove them and give them a gentle wash with soap and water, but they will never be as clean as they were out of the box. They also collect any fuzz or hair very quickly as a result. 2) The tips pop off more often than I am used to. I don't know if it's because they are simply molded to the shape of the bud itself, so there isn't much grip, or if it's because of the above wax-collection problem, but I have lost one of them to the void a few times simply from removing them from the drawer I keep them in. All in all, I love these earbuds.

I've only had these for a few days, so I might edit this later if anything comes up. Pros: - It arrived promptly, just 2 days after ordering - It came with and does everything I expected it to, packaged neatly - The memory foam tips block out most of the outside noises and fits to your ear - Soft carrying pouch, so soft that I fell asleep while holding it - The jack doesn't stick straight out and can face different angles, so you can be in different positions from the audio port without wearing down the cable - There's a splitter which I don't need, but it's nice that it has been provided in case I did/do need it - Decent sound quality - Decent mic quality (roughly the same/better than the Apple EarPods from what my friends have told me on Discord) - They're magnetic so it doesn't tangle as easily - 5 year warranty, and they seem to have good customer service Cons: - The cord is a bit long. I guess this could be a Pro depending on what your purposes are, but since I use them on mobile most of the time, it's a little annoying. You can't eat your cake and have it too, though. (Suggestion: A cord winder on future products? Obviously I don't know the logistics of it.. if it can be viable, fashionable, etc. but that's my two cents.) - The mic hangs a bit low (but it's easily fixed with the clip that is provided) - The ear extensions get dirty fairly easily. Maybe I need to clean my ears. - I can't seem to figure out how to use the volume control, though the pause/play, answer call, and mute sound functions work Overall: - Quality product with extra commodities for good price - Does what I need it for (calls, gaming, listening to music/podcasts)

I bought the KLIM's Fusion Earbuds to replace a pair of Bose SoundSPorts that I'd misplaced. and didn't feel like dropping another $100 on. Mostly I'm very happy with the Fusions, as they have a nice clean sound, which almost feels like studio reference headphones, not overly bass like many. So, if you're all about the bass, these might not suit you, but if you're into a more balanced sound. THey're billed as durable, and they do seem to be solidly built. The reinforcement around the stereo plug is a good idea, as som many earbuds die from frayed connections there. Their overall length is just over 5 ft, which is about a foot longer than most of the ones I've checked, and while that may be a good thing for some, the extra length tends to get in my way, though it's easy enough to wrap up. I often like to nestle the earbuds into the side of my ear to keep them from falling out, but the back of the KLIM Fusion has a fairly sharp edge, so it's best to put them in straight on. They could round that edge a bit in future versions, and it would help. I got the bright green ones, which help me find them among the inevitable pile of cheap earbuds I've got lying around, but you can also get them in black or red. Overall, these are a great value and I'm happy with them.

I use my cheap Sony earphones when I work out in the gym, but they died. So I ordered several replacement earphones: KLIM Fusion earbuds, $19.90; Betron BS10 Earphones, $13.99; and Gamogo G2 in-ear Earphones, $11.05. I like an emphasis on bass and that is why I selected these, but also for reasonable pricing. Following are my comparisons. Both the KLIM and BS10 came with both foam in-ear and rubber inserts in several sizes; the G2 came with 3 rubber insert sizes. I have not used the mic on any of the products. KLIM specs: 16 ohms, sensitivity 98 dB, freq 15-21k Hz. KLIM came with an assortment of foam & rubber inserts. I definitely prefer the foam inserts and they isolate outside noises best. KLIM and BS10 sounded similar to me, with the KLIM a little more focused on bass. I’m not a fan of the volume slider on the KLIM, but the track advance button is easiest on the KLIM. KLIM would not stay in my ear until I learned to hook it to my bottom inside earlobe; now it is good for the gym. It will probably be my go-to product for the gym; it is definitely lighter than the others. Betron BS10 specs: 16 ohms, sensitivity 100 dB, freq 20-20k Hz. BS10 came with an assortment of foam & rubber inserts. I use the foam inserts as they fit best and isolated outside noise. BS10 had good bass and it was a little more natural than the KLIM. BS10 had both volume and track advance on the right earphone lead, but it is sometimes difficult to avoid hitting the volume control when you want to hit track advance. The BS10 earphones are easy to insert and stay in place nicely. Gamogo G2 specs: 8 ohms, but box says 16 ohms, sensitivity 92 dB, freq 20-24k Hz. G2 came with only 3 rubber inserts. Bass response of the G2 was less than the other two, but I think if I used a foam insert it would show the bass better. The G2 fits securely and is good in the gym. The control on the right earphone lead includes only track advance, but I don’t miss the volume controls (I use them on my ipod if needed). In summary, I like all three of these earphones. I probably will use the BS10 most for the gym, because of comfort. But I also like the KLIM for the gym, because of its emphasis on bass.

I received these today and tried them out. The music reproduction is at best average, no better than a set of earbuds that would be included with an iphone purchase. I got these to take the place of some Sony MDR-EX90LPs which I love but they have discontinued. I leave a set of headphones in my wife's minivan when she drives and we go on longer trips. I use them to block out her talk radio or depending on how things are going, the kids. I love my Sonys but I don't want to risk losing them in the car so I needed something to take the place of them that would provide good sound fidelity but not break my heart if I lost them in case they fell out. I hunted around until I found these which promised European quality and great sound at a low price. I sifted through the various questions until I found out the frequency response of 15-21kHz (which the product team actually responded as Hz, I assume they meant kHz) this was, while not as good as my Sonys (5-25kHz), better than most. As soon as I got these I plugged these into my iPhone 8 plus hoping that the quality would be near the Sonys, I was not expecting better or even as good but something better than average. Overall the highs seem blunted, muddy and flat, the overall sound seems to lack depth I was hoping for. These are not even close to my benchmark Sonys. I tried comparing the Airpod wired headphones and a set of Anker bluetooth earbuds that I use for the gym which I got for about $25 on Amazon as a comparison and the KLIMs do perform marginally better than the bluetooth headphones. I suppose a direct connection rather than bluetooth helps sound fidelity. However, they are on even footing with the Airpods that came free with my phone. On the plus side the memory foam earbuds are interesting but not as insulating as I expected. I wonder how durable they will be since they included some traditional silicone ones as well in the package. I do like the sliding volume switch on the cable which can act like a mute if you turn it all the way down. The telephone button is nice as it calls up Siri. The mic seems sensitive enough as Siri was able to hear me clearly after trying several commands. Packaging was another plus. KLIM did an excellent job in presenting the product, it was well done. In conclusion, these are okay headphones/buds. No worse than what what you could get at the local store but not much better. I was hoping to get something a bit better but I suppose the old adage of "you get what you pay for" stays true. I give these a solid C grade

These are some of the best sounding earbud-type devices I've ever heard! They rival the ones that came with my Samsung S20 phone! The "rose gold" is a gorgeous color, even if it's not very golden, and the pink metallic look is really pretty. The ONLY issue I have with them is that I have super-small ears, including the outer "shell" and the ear canals, and the straight aluminum sides of these earbuds pushes on the cartilage in my ear and makes a sore spot after I've been listening a while. If only they had machined that little bit next to where the foam or rubber/silicone pads connect and rounded it off they would be PERFECT! If you are sitting on the fence, and the "shell" part of your ear isn't abnormally small, you'll LOVE these, I promise! You can't beat them for the price, and this brand is trying really hard to be a high-end, luxury brand. You should snap these up while you can still get them for a decent price! UPDATE: Last Sunday the volume slider on the controller/mic/mute went out and the slider had to be held down with some force. The next day, the whole right earbud went dead. I contacted KLIM and they RUSHED to apologize, and send out a new unit. I was only down to one earbud for a few days! The new unit is just the same as the original, and I love it even more! When I received the new unit I thanked KLIM and made sure the new set would carry out the warranty, and they said that it does. I've got 4.5 more years on this pair, KLIM, and I'm sure I'll love every minute of it! Thanks AGAIN, KLIM, YOU ARE WONDERFUL!!!

These headphones were way better sounding than I expected. When they said they had the best sound in the price range I was skeptical, but they are better than any earbuds I ever had. They are better than the Skull Candy earbuds that cost $10, better than the Phillips earbuds that came with my mp3 player, so already good. The reason I got these was because my Beats Solo 2 headphones cracked, and are day-to-day. For a $20 earbud I was really amazed with the sound that came out. These earbuds surprised me in that they are almost as good as my Solo headphones, sound performance wise. You can hear a slight tininess in the mid-range, compared to my over-ear Beats Solo 2's, but less than you would think. The cord is a little long for me, just using with a player, but it is long for a reason, in case you want to plug them into a computer. They do have extra foam and rubber pieces, though like the other reviewers said, they are fragile so you have to be careful cleaning them. The memory foam is very comfortable. I wore them all day, and they didn't fall out, or cause me pain. If you are a super, super pinhead about the sound, stick with an expensive over the ear headphones like Bose or something, but for regular folk on a budget these were a great choice. They also come with some kind of adapter for plugging into computers, although I haven't used it yet. My only nitpick was the volume slider switch on mine kept sliding down to off, so I just took a small piece of tape to keep it in place where I like it, no problem. My only question now is does KLIM made a headphone splitter? Will look online for that.

MAY 2019 These are awesome earbuds. They come packaged in a tin can, along with 3 different sizes of foam ear pieces, and 3 different sizes of rubber ear pieces. I'm not looking for or expecting Bose quality in an earbud purchase but the sound quality in these is very good for my purposes. I love that the ear parts have magnets in them to help them stick together, which really does help cut down on the amount of tangling that occurs. And I also love that when you plug them into your phone or device, that they don't stick straight out - they are an "L" shape, which protects the wire much better than a straight design. The volume control on these, I think is a bit of over kill since you can control volume on your device, but perhaps some will find it to be a nice convenience. The final thing that made me decide to make this purchase was the five year guarantee...and the under $20 price tag. I would definitely purchase these again. UPDATED 1/2/2020 Just lowered my rating from 5 stars down to 2. I'm so disappointed. After only 6.5 months, these ear buds now only work on one side. Starting today, the sound is flowing through on the other side either intermittently or not at all. This is the same problem I have always had with every pair of ear buds I have ever owned. They last about 6 months and then one side stops functioning properly. I will definitely be cashing in on this guarantee. The other thing I want to mention here is that the noise cancelling foam on these things is crap. You can still hear noise in your environment coming through these things. For starters, the foam on the largest ones barely fills your inner ear and they don't stay in your ears well. I have never run into this issue before with any other ear buds. Won't be purchasing another pair of these.