@j8048188 These are just rebranded versions of several other identical models from other brands. Over 14,000 reviews on this one, which I’ve personally bought:
I don’t really work out or anything, so I’m good with the Bluetooth headphones I’ve got. That said, I could buy 17 of these for a total of 34 pairs of headphones for the price I paid for my one pair. But, you know, sound quality and comfort are things.
@f00l I was considering those Sony ones for a bit. How does the round cushion work out? It always seemed pretty weird to me that they’d put round cushions for ears, since ears aren’t round. Just seems like the seal wouldn’t be that great and/or it would make them more like on-ear. And I very much dislike on-ear.
@f00l Yeah, I’ve got a pair of old Bose on-ear headphones and the sound quality is pretty good, but damn are they uncomfortable. Ear buds I can go longer but they do start to hurt after a while. My V-MODAs I sometimes forget I’m wearing except for the fact that there’s music playing. I wear them at work before the store opens and even after five straight hours, they’re still comfortable and I don’t really get issues with my ears getting too hot, even in the summer. Full cans are going to be more bulky, and it’s not comfortable to wear with glasses (I don’t need corrective lenses but I do use sunglasses), but overall they’re so worth it if you listen to a lot of music.
@Mehsturbator
Yeah. I use buds most of the day because I’m out. I’ve tried kinda expensive ones w a nice rep.
But in order to get decent detail and bass I gave to jam them into my ears and it’s uncomfortable and they won’t stay put. And even then they didn’t compare.
Plus I don’t wish to be noise-isolated when I’m out.
So when I’m out running around it’s just my LG Tones which are fine for calls and audiobooks and podcasts. And I can handle a few songs with them before the earbud sound qual starts to bother me too much.
And Sonys are too bulky for me, running around. So decent music as an aesthetic pleasure happens at home.
As someone with certifiably tiny ears, I wish there were some product reviews for me to check out on Amazon. Or maybe a good picture of the earbuds from more angles.
@melonscoop same. Amy earbuds I’ve ever tried wouldn’t fit unless I wedge them in, which hurts. I wish I could see some reviews/pics to see if they would work.
I really want to like earbuds, but I can never get them to fit properly; it ends up filling like someone stabbed me in the ear. I’ll stick with headphones with the comfort cushion around my ears.
And is Meh going to sell 2 packs of stuff from now on?
@JT954 Yeah, I have whatever new version of the Bose soundsports have the weird ribs designed to keep them in your ear, and even then they gradually dislodge from my ear canal over time. I’ll almost always use circumaural headphones when it’s not impractical to do so.
In case anyone is looking for reviews, these appear to just be rebranded versions of several other identical models from other brands. Over 14,000 reviews on this one, which I’ve personally bought:
@Jonas4321 I was writing a long ass reply but I accidentally clicked away… So shorter version.
They sound just ok.
They hurt my ears after a while if I use the hooks that hold them in, otherwise if I use the smaller hooks, they fall out, but don’t hurt.
Having range problems with Bluetooth after 6 months of constant use. Haven’t tried another phone yet to see if it’s my phone… But my phone works fine with my other Bluetooth items. I lose signal if I put it in a pocket.
@Jonas4321 They sound decent for the price, and they’re surprisingly feature full. However, I never could get them to fit right. My left ear was perfect, but my right ear kept falling out, and I found myself constantly fidgeting with it while I was running. Take that complaint with a grain of salt though because everyone’s ears are different. And like I said, my left ear was perfect - never budged and very comfortable.
I would absolutely buy two (four?) if I could just pick two (four?) colors instead of just one (two?) colors. Now I’ve confused myself. I was gonna buy them if I didn’t have to buy two of the same color whatever I’m going to bed bye
Not sure this is such a screaming deal as Mpow Swift BT earbuds (which look exactly like these and it wouldn’t surprise me if they came out of the same Shenzhen, China factory) are marked down to <$15 from time to time.
if the batteries in their over-the-ear headphones crap out after nine months, I’ll assume these smaller batteries will last an even shorter timespan. It’s a “meh” for me.
@wew I don’t get it. To me, these are very meh. Why would anyone want them? It also appears that the quantity is really low - under 1K total. Apparently Meh thought no one would want this crap either.
@jds2001 Well, I’m about 8 hours too late. Good for me though. Last night I just saw the ‘earbuds’ part and completely skipped over the bluetooth thing. I couldn’t have used these anyway, and would have had to have held unto them for a year until I could slip them into a Christmas present.
I’ve literally never had a trouble-free experience with bluetooth. I don’t use Apple phones (Nexus 6P currently), and I don’t have bluetooth in my car, so the smartphone industry will have to pry my $.22 stereo cable from my cold, dead hands.
I’m over cheap BT headphones. They are never quite “right” – either fit, sound, features, or form factor, something always seems a little off. I’ve tried MPow, Taotronics, and a few other off-brands and always came away disappointed.
I had the Jabra Backbeat 2 for a while, and liked them, but the 4-hour battery has reduced to about 45 minutes over time. I picked up the Jaybird X3’s for $99 around Christmas time and couldn’t be happier. They sound and feel great, plus 8 hours of listening time. And I love they support 2 simultaneous connections – I can watch a video on my tablet, and answer my phone if it rings right from the headset.
I guess what puzzles me most (even more than selling the hell out puzzles me, I mean) is why Meh sold these at two pairs for twenty bucks instead of one pair for ten bucks. I would probably have gambled $10 for a pair, but $20 seemed to be pushing it.
Just popped mine out of the box, charging now. Manual doesnt mention how to tell if its fully charged. I see a little red light in one of the earbuds, does that turn off or change when it done charging?
@RedOx I’m experiencing the same thing with the first of 2 pairs.
I get a static-y sound from the right bud when music or audio is playing; it eventually stops - when you’re not listening to music. You can almost ignore it, if you have the music cranked up high enough. Wait, no - you can’t. I really want to like them, but I just can’t get past the static.
If anyone who complained about missing the deal would like to buy mine, I’ll gladly sell them for what I paid! Anyone?.. no?
I guess you have to expect some crap with the good stuff, so this is (hopefully) the one for this year.
I’ll second the person above who suggests pairing and decreasing volume before putting them in your ears - these are absurdly loud. I have them all the way down and they are still a little loud for my preference, but tolerable. They work well across several rooms which I was surprised by. I usually have problems with fit and need to loop normal earbuds around the top of my ear and insert upside down (for example) to have any chance of them not falling out - surprisingly, not so with these guys - the fit well, feel comfortable, and don’t fall out with movement.
As far as sound quality goes, it’s what you’d expect from bargain bin BT earbuds - pretty poor, very faint hiss, echoey - but certainly good enough for tangle free podcasts while working or doing housework etc.
Aside from volume issue, my biggest problem with them is the annoying blinking blue light every ~3s - I have the white ones and it lights up the whole damn earbud with blue glow. A tiny LED on the bottom would be fine, but an internal LED that makes me look like I’m wearing a pulsating beacon in my ear… I’d get any other color just to get the black earbuds that I would imagine block that out.
One pair, only the right ear works, or maybe it’s the left. They seem to fit just as crappy either way. The second pair is all static as if the wire in the band has a short in it.
I’d say you get what you pay for, except these were supposed to be $25+ headphones at the incredible price of $10.
Wow, these are horrible! I bought them because they look exactly the same as the aukey brand, which are fantastic. Nope, not the same. Very muddy sound, so bad I can’t stand to use them even for books on tape.
Absolutely terrible. The system volume for alerting on/off/calls/low battery is a million times louder than the set volume and cannot be reduced. The sound quality is terrible and the battery does not last. Also after using it for a bit, it is now no longer pairing.
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Meh. I already have Bluetooth headphones.
@lljk I have several but have also lost several so backups are good
Something I might actually buy? Holy shit.
Also, the write-up is kind of misleading. It says “you can get two pairs of them right now for ten bucks,” but it’s two pairs for $20.
@lljk Came here to write this. Meh: what’s the price?
@lljk I’m just as confuzzled. Meh, what’s up?
Probably left off “each” after bucks.
Shrug
No reviews? I’ll pass.
@j8048188 These are just rebranded versions of several other identical models from other brands. Over 14,000 reviews on this one, which I’ve personally bought:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LP6CFEC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_NcEAybY3VJBMR
@TBoneZeOriginal That would mean CVC 6.0 noise reduction which I don’t see in the specs
I don’t really work out or anything, so I’m good with the Bluetooth headphones I’ve got. That said, I could buy 17 of these for a total of 34 pairs of headphones for the price I paid for my one pair. But, you know, sound quality and comfort are things.
@Mehsturbator
What so you have?
@f00l V-MODA Crossfade Wireless with the larger cushions. I absolutely love them, probably one of the best purchases I have ever made.
@Mehsturbator
Those outta be pretty nice.
I got these
Definitive Technology Symphony 1 Over-Ear Bluetooth Wireless Headphones - Black
https://www.amazon.com/Definitive-Technology-Symphony-Bluetooth-Headphones/dp/B00YSQDX3I/ref=sr_1_1?s=aht&ie=UTF8&qid=1483334612&sr=1-1&keywords=Definitive+technology+Bluetooth
And these
Sony MDRXB950BT/B Extra Bass Bluetooth Headphones (Black)
by Sony
https://www.amazon.com/Sony-MDRXB950BT-Extra-Bluetooth-Headphones/dp/B00MCHE38O/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1483334719&sr=1-1&keywords=sony+bluetooth+over+ear+headphones
Got both from Amz warehouse (warehouse was discounting home audio 20%) when I was given a huge Amazon gift card.
Love both of them.
@f00l I was considering those Sony ones for a bit. How does the round cushion work out? It always seemed pretty weird to me that they’d put round cushions for ears, since ears aren’t round. Just seems like the seal wouldn’t be that great and/or it would make them more like on-ear. And I very much dislike on-ear.
@Mehsturbator
I don’t think my ears are huge. The Sonys fit me nicely. Around not on. Comfortable to wear for hours.
I can’t do on-ears for more than 15 min.
@f00l Yeah, I’ve got a pair of old Bose on-ear headphones and the sound quality is pretty good, but damn are they uncomfortable. Ear buds I can go longer but they do start to hurt after a while. My V-MODAs I sometimes forget I’m wearing except for the fact that there’s music playing. I wear them at work before the store opens and even after five straight hours, they’re still comfortable and I don’t really get issues with my ears getting too hot, even in the summer. Full cans are going to be more bulky, and it’s not comfortable to wear with glasses (I don’t need corrective lenses but I do use sunglasses), but overall they’re so worth it if you listen to a lot of music.
@Mehsturbator
Yeah. I use buds most of the day because I’m out. I’ve tried kinda expensive ones w a nice rep.
But in order to get decent detail and bass I gave to jam them into my ears and it’s uncomfortable and they won’t stay put. And even then they didn’t compare.
Plus I don’t wish to be noise-isolated when I’m out.
So when I’m out running around it’s just my LG Tones which are fine for calls and audiobooks and podcasts. And I can handle a few songs with them before the earbud sound qual starts to bother me too much.
And Sonys are too bulky for me, running around. So decent music as an aesthetic pleasure happens at home.
Im confused… is it 2 pairs, or are they just trying to be funny by the one left ear and one right ear thing?
I have an iphone 7. Still not convinced I’ll ever use the headphones. Never used them on my 5…yeah, I’m weird.
2 for Monday?
As someone with certifiably tiny ears, I wish there were some product reviews for me to check out on Amazon. Or maybe a good picture of the earbuds from more angles.
@melonscoop Please post photo of your ears.
Please post photo of your ears.
Can you hear me ?
Just kidding
@melonscoop same. Amy earbuds I’ve ever tried wouldn’t fit unless I wedge them in, which hurts. I wish I could see some reviews/pics to see if they would work.
You lost me when you suggested I would ever fall for Apple’s schemes.
I really want to like earbuds, but I can never get them to fit properly; it ends up filling like someone stabbed me in the ear. I’ll stick with headphones with the comfort cushion around my ears.
And is Meh going to sell 2 packs of stuff from now on?
@JT954 Yeah, I have whatever new version of the Bose soundsports have the weird ribs designed to keep them in your ear, and even then they gradually dislodge from my ear canal over time. I’ll almost always use circumaural headphones when it’s not impractical to do so.
@JT954 Can’t believe I said “filling” instead of “feeling”. I need to stop/continue drinking.
Is it Tuesday already? Where did the weekend go?
Wait…I thought if we bought the Alien action figures, we would get something other than headphones and knives?
/giphy grouchy-vital-bag
we shall see.
In case anyone is looking for reviews, these appear to just be rebranded versions of several other identical models from other brands. Over 14,000 reviews on this one, which I’ve personally bought:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LP6CFEC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_NcEAybY3VJBMR
@TBoneZeOriginal So please share your opinion, since you own them!
@Jonas4321 I was writing a long ass reply but I accidentally clicked away… So shorter version.
They sound just ok.
They hurt my ears after a while if I use the hooks that hold them in, otherwise if I use the smaller hooks, they fall out, but don’t hurt.
Having range problems with Bluetooth after 6 months of constant use. Haven’t tried another phone yet to see if it’s my phone… But my phone works fine with my other Bluetooth items. I lose signal if I put it in a pocket.
@Jonas4321 They sound decent for the price, and they’re surprisingly feature full. However, I never could get them to fit right. My left ear was perfect, but my right ear kept falling out, and I found myself constantly fidgeting with it while I was running. Take that complaint with a grain of salt though because everyone’s ears are different. And like I said, my left ear was perfect - never budged and very comfortable.
@TBoneZeOriginal >my right ear kept falling out
Sounds serious, man. Shouldn’t you see a doctor about that kind of thing?
@TBoneZeOriginal Thanks. I ended up with a couple white and a couple red, they will make good stocking stuffers if nothing else!
I would absolutely buy two (four?) if I could just pick two (four?) colors instead of just one (two?) colors.
Now I’ve confused myself. I was gonna buy them if I didn’t have to buy two of the same color whatever I’m going to bed bye
Is it stereo or mono?
Not sure this is such a screaming deal as Mpow Swift BT earbuds (which look exactly like these and it wouldn’t surprise me if they came out of the same Shenzhen, China factory) are marked down to <$15 from time to time.
if the batteries in their over-the-ear headphones crap out after nine months, I’ll assume these smaller batteries will last an even shorter timespan. It’s a “meh” for me.
Fuck you, Meh. Only stupid assholes use iPhones.
@Dizavid Don’t hold back, tell us how you really feel!
@Dizavid You must be one of the smart ones, then.
@Dizavid yah, you were pretty blazing smart with that Sammy buy.
@Dizavid : o
At least they don’t look like tiny white ear cocks.
No frigging help with the margaritas, Meh.
Dag Nabbit!
I’m all for the paused thing, until I want it.
@wew I don’t get it. To me, these are very meh. Why would anyone want them? It also appears that the quantity is really low - under 1K total. Apparently Meh thought no one would want this crap either.
@jds2001 Well, I’m about 8 hours too late. Good for me though. Last night I just saw the ‘earbuds’ part and completely skipped over the bluetooth thing. I couldn’t have used these anyway, and would have had to have held unto them for a year until I could slip them into a Christmas present.
I’ve literally never had a trouble-free experience with bluetooth. I don’t use Apple phones (Nexus 6P currently), and I don’t have bluetooth in my car, so the smartphone industry will have to pry my $.22 stereo cable from my cold, dead hands.
BLUETOOTHS MODO HAS BEEN OPENED?
No Amazon reviews? Hell no. Meh.
I’m over cheap BT headphones. They are never quite “right” – either fit, sound, features, or form factor, something always seems a little off. I’ve tried MPow, Taotronics, and a few other off-brands and always came away disappointed.
I had the Jabra Backbeat 2 for a while, and liked them, but the 4-hour battery has reduced to about 45 minutes over time. I picked up the Jaybird X3’s for $99 around Christmas time and couldn’t be happier. They sound and feel great, plus 8 hours of listening time. And I love they support 2 simultaneous connections – I can watch a video on my tablet, and answer my phone if it rings right from the headset.
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@matandormeg Thank you for sharing.
@matandormeg very insightful!
When my iPhone dies, I’m going to figure out which direction California is in, point my middle finger at it, and then stop using cell phones.
I’m going to keep track how maNY times you sell head phone devices this year i’m guessing 78…over/under
I can’t believe while trying to buy the headphones at 4pm they sold out while purchasing/during checkout…were there only 5 left or something!!! Smh
/Buy
@tightwad Sorry, this deal contains 5 unique items and I’m not sure which one you want. Try ordering from the checkout page.
@mediocrebot /Buy - Green …I tried the Checkout page and it failed me like a Teenage Stepchild
Great. How many did you save for us VMPs? Fuc you Meh
i wish it was sold out as i was buying them
buyers remorse cause they are prolly crap
time sucks 8am then 4pm… WTF
@boozer12 it starts at midnight.
@boozer12 you have some catching up to do, i’ll seel you some of mine if you missed it and are sad
I guess what puzzles me most (even more than selling the hell out puzzles me, I mean) is why Meh sold these at two pairs for twenty bucks instead of one pair for ten bucks. I would probably have gambled $10 for a pair, but $20 seemed to be pushing it.
Both pair of mine have a high pitched noise. Very distracting.
One pair nothing but static in left ear. Right side okay.
So…I’ve only tested 2 out of 4 pairs (I abuse earbuds, wanted backups), both exhibit:
after 10s of minutes I have yet to perfect changing the volume without changing the track, it sporadically goes to the next song.
Vol button is flaky. Sometimes there is the high pitched noise, sometimes static - comes and goes, re-pairing helped a couple times.
Default volume (and when powering on / pairing) is at an eardrum piercing 50%. I recommend pairing and adjust vol before insertion.
Buyers remorse level 1000, these are pieces of shit I’ll only use if in dire need to drown out background noise situations.
Edit: all 4 have static - only when the audio plays. If I pause the music, after about 6 seconds it stops, press play and it comes back.
Such
@RedOx ditto
Just popped mine out of the box, charging now. Manual doesnt mention how to tell if its fully charged. I see a little red light in one of the earbuds, does that turn off or change when it done charging?
@MrGlass turns off when it is charged on mine
@RedOx I’m experiencing the same thing with the first of 2 pairs.
I get a static-y sound from the right bud when music or audio is playing; it eventually stops - when you’re not listening to music. You can almost ignore it, if you have the music cranked up high enough. Wait, no - you can’t. I really want to like them, but I just can’t get past the static.
If anyone who complained about missing the deal would like to buy mine, I’ll gladly sell them for what I paid! Anyone?.. no?
I guess you have to expect some crap with the good stuff, so this is (hopefully) the one for this year.
I’ll second the person above who suggests pairing and decreasing volume before putting them in your ears - these are absurdly loud. I have them all the way down and they are still a little loud for my preference, but tolerable. They work well across several rooms which I was surprised by. I usually have problems with fit and need to loop normal earbuds around the top of my ear and insert upside down (for example) to have any chance of them not falling out - surprisingly, not so with these guys - the fit well, feel comfortable, and don’t fall out with movement.
As far as sound quality goes, it’s what you’d expect from bargain bin BT earbuds - pretty poor, very faint hiss, echoey - but certainly good enough for tangle free podcasts while working or doing housework etc.
Aside from volume issue, my biggest problem with them is the annoying blinking blue light every ~3s - I have the white ones and it lights up the whole damn earbud with blue glow. A tiny LED on the bottom would be fine, but an internal LED that makes me look like I’m wearing a pulsating beacon in my ear… I’d get any other color just to get the black earbuds that I would imagine block that out.
these kinda suck, super clunky in the ear and the ‘keep it in’ bit is a traveshamockeristy
One pair, only the right ear works, or maybe it’s the left. They seem to fit just as crappy either way. The second pair is all static as if the wire in the band has a short in it.
I’d say you get what you pay for, except these were supposed to be $25+ headphones at the incredible price of $10.
Looking for a refund at this point.
Wow, these are horrible! I bought them because they look exactly the same as the aukey brand, which are fantastic. Nope, not the same. Very muddy sound, so bad I can’t stand to use them even for books on tape.
Absolutely terrible. The system volume for alerting on/off/calls/low battery is a million times louder than the set volume and cannot be reduced. The sound quality is terrible and the battery does not last. Also after using it for a bit, it is now no longer pairing.
But the do fit my ears well…so there is that.