Side by Side Comparison of: MEE audio vs Zero-One Audio

The fit, feel, and sound quality are similar to another pair of traditional earbuds that I have in a similar price range. There are several options to try for tips to fit all kinds of ears. Once they are in, they stay in and take a little getting used to when it's time to remove them because they fit so well. Build quality is good and inline controls including volume are nice. At first I thought the sound was a little muffled but side by side with my other earbuds they are very similar. There is nothing outstanding about sound quality but it is nice and clear.

I'm very impressed with these. If you use the silicone tip which fit your particular ears and put them in your ears properly, they sound astoundingly good. By good I mean at times you feel as if you are standing in front of the live musician or singer. The bass and accuracy are outstanding. I love the compact design of the earbuds.... how they fit in your ear instead of this giant block of plastic that sits just outside your ear like other manufacturers designs. They fit nicely under a motorcycle helmet. I guess the only question left to answer is if they will stand the test of time, but our family has owned many pairs of MEE earbuds over the years and have found them to be robust. I would highly recommend these to a friend. For $29? Absolute steal.

These headphones are AWESOME. I've been looking awhile for headphones that *don't fall out* when I work out, and especially when I run. The little strap that goes around your ear completely keeps the earpiece in your ear. They do not fall out - not when you're running, jumping, dancing, laughing, singing, smashin' yo girl - you name it. These babies do an excellent job at blocking out noise, unlike other "sport headphones" that want you to hear the car approaching from behind you right before it hits you. Nope, not me. I don't want to hear anything but that sweet, sweet house music pumping in my ears, and if I get hit by a car because I can't hear it..well that's a risk I'm willing to take.The little module/controller thing allows you to pause/play your music with ease, even through clothing or gloves which is nice. The slider to adjust the volume is pretty worthless in that regard, imo. One very specific frustration I have with the pause button is that it does seem to get in the way during various weight lifting exercises, but not enough to dock my rating at all. For the price, you can't beat these headphones.

I bought this pair of headphone for listening to music at gym.Durability: M6P is water resistant so I don't need to worry about sweat damaging it. Also the construction looks very durable. The cable feels very strong. I expect them to last for a very long time. I will update if it breaks down. It also comes with a nice carrying case.Fit and comfort: There are 6 pairs of tips provided. I find the single flange one is most comfortable for me. I think the double and triple ones go too deep into my ears, which makes me uncomfortable. When wearing them with cable over ear (which is also the only way to wear them) there is little microphonics. Its noise isolation is decent, but not great. One thing to note is that during sports the position of the headphone in ear may change and this will also have effect on the sound.Sound quality: Decent sound for the price, but not the best in the price range. In my opinion the AKG K318 sounds better (I got mine for 30 dollars. But it seems it's now discontinued). But definitely K318 is not as durable and rugged as M6P. Though not the best sounding headphone, I guess it might be the most durable in this price range (and probably more durable than lots of more expensive ones).

I've gone through at least a dozen inexpensive (under $50) headsets (headphones + mic + iOS compatible button), hoping I could find one that meets my varied needs. My search is over! These M6Ps fit the bill in every way.In a nutshell, they give excellent sound quality in a unique design that seals out exterior sound and stays put in your ears.My iPhone accompanies me everywhere and I enjoy listening to podcasts while I'm shopping and doing other mundane tasks. Because these are practically invisible, I can leave them on at the checkout stand without the cashier concluding I'm listening to tunes.When riding my bike on the deserted back roads near where I live, I need a headset that plays my music with high fidelity and is not susceptible to wind noise. This M6P + mic headset gives me the highest quality playback I've yet experienced from my iPhone, and the seal created when the earbuds are in place nearly eliminates wind noise. (I use my mirror and general situational awareness to keep aware of what's around me, plus I keep the volume at a reasonable level.)The unique design, combing sound-sealing earbuds and memory wire that anchors them in position, really works!The volume slider is a bit sticky but it works. And so does the multifunction button: for my iOS device it does all the things it should. There's a clip on the cord for attaching it to your clothing or whatever. A thoughtful addition most manufacturers don't bother with.This product comes with excellent documentation: a concise printed leaflet and a professionally produced YouTube video that shows you how to fit the buds into your ears and place the "memory wire" behind your ears. Check it out at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDCoDAZjWtAAlso included with the headset are a total of six variously sized and shaped eartips, so chances are good you'll find a perfect fit. And if that isn't enough, there's a very presentable carrying case. Such niceties are unheard of in this price range.Keep in mind that I have never used a $200 headset, so my tastes may not be as refined as yours. (As a baseline, I consider Apple's earbuds to be barely acceptable.) This is the first headset I've come across in two years of searching that meets my needs.

product: MEElectronics Sport-Fi M6 Noise Isolating In-Ear Headphones with Memory Wire (Clear)Most people wouldn't expect a pair of $20 headphones that claim to be noise Isolating and made for working out to have good sound or quality but in the case of this pair of headphones, it does that and much more. Not only do you get an additional case for the headphones, but also 6 sets of interchangeable eartips so you can get the best fit (I found that the ones that came on the earphones worked the best for me).The noise-isolating feature: When I first put them on, I couldn't believe how well they isolated sound. I couldn't hear any backround noises (cars, microwave, etc.) and when I turned on my music, I couldn't hear a person talking right in front of me.The fit: When I tried working out and running with them, I didn't have any trouble. They stayed snuggly in my ear the whole time and I could hear the music clearly the whole time. The "memory wire" also works great. It took me about 10 seconds to figure out how to fit it to my ear and then I was good.The sound quality: Finally, the thing everyone wants to know about. Does the low price of these headphones take away sound quality? The answer to this is definitely no. I'm not a headphone/sound enthusiast but I can still tell that these have good sound. When compared to the old Apple ear pods, these sound amazing. If I could say anything about the way these sound, it would be that the base is very prominent (but not overpowered, so you can still listen to classical-type music).A few things I wanted to know before I bought this:-Does the clear color get dirty/rusty? No, atleast they haven't yet in the month that I've been using them (and they look pretty in general as a color)-How long is the cord? About 4 1/2"--I find that it's a bit too long when you run, but you can easily fix this by either stuffing the excess cord into your pocket or using the handy clip of them to hold extra cord.-Do they get tangled easily? No! These are the first headphones I've had that don't. It's probably because the cord is a bit stiffer than mostThanks for taking the time to read this review. I hope it helped and answered any questions you had. Look at the pictures I took for more help--I put the headphones next to a sharpie marker for comparison in size.

I'll be one to leave a 5 Star Rating. I went ahead and ordered these headphones even after reading what seemed to be a negative review for the most part. And I'm glad I did. They absolutely are the best in-ear headphones I've ever owned. The specs on these are the reason no bought them and the price was fair. If your wanting to know if they give very fine and crisp sound on the highs the answer is yes with a smile. And the Bass which they are suppose to throw. .. well.. I was very shocked.. I honestly didn't think a 20.00 pair of in-ear phones could or would ever deliver such low loud and pounding bass.. but they do. These sound better than my 150.00 over-ear phones I use for editing music.. I live these things. . I'll be ordering a few more in the next furture. So go ahead. And feel good about ordering these headphones. Also buy yourself a good quality 3.5mm extention cable. . The phones are long enough the way they are but Im using a 3 ft. extention and they have no sound loss at all..

Yoooo, these headphones are beyond banging :) talk about noise cancellation... the entire world does not exist when im in the zone.. these headphones put me in the zone. They are so comfortable it feels like they're not even in your ears.

I'm very picky when it comes to headphones. I need the right amount of bass and treble, and these deliver great sound and bass for the price. The ear piece plugs are comfortable and fit in the eat well.

Great sound, nice soft earplugs, and the bass is noticeably better than most headphones. The style of the headphones is top notch, great product and great price. Must buy.

If i could give it more stars i would. I listen to Spotify a lot and this gives you a lot of bass and it sounds like expensive headphones. The price was good for what I paid for them. Would recommend to someone who wants a nice pair of headphones. ONLY downside is the back plate where it has R and L for the ear came off. But idc

Sound quality puts these among some of the best headphones I've owned. I mean, I usually buy really cheap ones so that may not be saying much... but I HAVE used other peoples headphones. And nicer ones. And these perform nearly as well. Build quality is a little cheap. They feel like they may not last very long. I would have been disappointed if I paid the list price of $99, but at $20 you won't find better headphones for the price. And just the sound quality alone makes them worth well more than what you'll pay for them (assuming the price never goes too much above $20)

Took a while to figure out how to fit them in and around my ear, but they fit very comfortably now that I have them fitted properly. They rarely come unseated from my ear, and only then it takes a significant pull of the cord. The cord feels durable, but I have not been able to make it straight get the bends and curves out of it. Occasionally, these bends make the cord behind the ear rest in an annoying way. The sound quality is very acceptable for the price and I use them while I mow without a problem. I don't use the microphone because my phone's headphone jack is damaged. The button on the cord only pauses what I'm listening to and the volume control is a bit sensitive but I leave it up all the way and use my phone's volume instead.

I already owned a pair of these (the ones without the controls), so when I thought I lost them, I upgraded to the pair with controls. Now I have two pairs. It took ages for me to find comfortable ear buds, and I never want to be without these. I love the over-the-ear design that prevents the weight of the cord from pulling the ear buds out. However, the clip on the set with the controls is less useful than the one on the other. It doesn't move easily. I'm hoping it will loosen up. In addition, the control buttons only work if whatever I'm playing is the active screen on my phone. In other words, I can't listen to music while surfing the web and expect the controls to work. But since I mostly use these when exercising, it's no problem to leave my podcaster or music player as the active app. (My phone is a first gen Moto X.)

This is a review for my second pair of these headphones. I will post a review for both pairs.The first pair was likely my favorite pair of earbud style headphones I've ever used. The sound quality was great, there was never an issue with these headphones falling out of my ears. I used these headphones every day for a year at the gym for hours at a time. I loved the ability to change the song using the remote without having to pull my iPod out. The volume control was great. After a year, a tug on the wire of the earphones and the sound cut out of the left ear, and the volume was permanently reduced to about 25% of its original volume on the right ear, rendering them useless. Seeing as I loved them so much, it was a no-brainer to buy another pair.The newer pair did not hold up to the standards of the first pair. The buttons function poorly, the volume control takes a great deal of effort to move, and they came in the package in a contorted manner that it took some effort to bend them back to the way they should look, using my previous pair as an example. I'm very disappointed in the quality of my second pair, but I'm not shocked considering they were 22.99 at the time of purchase.EDIT: Great customer service. After writing this review I was immediately contacted by someone from MEElectronics and offered a replacement, which was sent fairly quickly. The customer service representative was very helpful and friendly. The new pair they sent me does function better than the other pair, but the volume control is still kinda annoying... However seeing as this pair is fairly better I'd rather not jinx it by replacing it again, not having headphones for 3-4 days in the gym, and furthermore being a nuisance to MEElectronics. Now if only I could get this unit's function buttons to be compatible with an iPod shuffle...

I have purchased several different MEElectronics headphones and I really like the quality you get for the price you pay. I've had M6 headphones without the microphone/slider and I needed something to use with my iPhone while I exercised. The memory wire really holds these in your ears. Occasionally, while running or biking my arm or hand would catch the cord and pull sharply on the earpiece. The memory wire held these in my ears very well and they didn't pull out.I had a problem with the volume slider, though. It was very difficult to move. I contacted MEELectronics and they had me pop the slider off and put it back on. It seems the manufacturing process causes the sliders to be attached too securely (who thought that could be a problem!) making it push too hard on the main microphone piece. I did that but it didn't help. After I told the customer service rep what happened, they sent out a replacement pair with a pre-paid return label so I could send the bad pair back to them. They have great customer support, which is something you don't usually see from a product at this price.

Work well for my needs. Full disclaimer - I'm not an audiophile and can't debate the relative merits of various earbuds and headphones.I use these to listen to audiobooks while I'm on the treadmill and they're great since I can get lost in my book without hearing extraneous noise and since they fit over my ears they stay put and don't fall out. I also use them to listen to movies on my laptop or iPad while my husband plays XBox (he's loud even with his headset on) - we can be in the same room and be together even while doing different things.They block out enough noise that I'd be uncomfortable wearing them while walking or exercising outside because I wouldn't hear cars, etc.It took a few tries to find earpiece that worked best for me, but once I did they fit well, stay in my ears, and are comfortable to wear for a long time.I've only had them for a short time so I don't know how durable they are but they're cheap enough that if I have to replace them it's not a huge deal.

I purchased these on sale for use with an in-ear monitor system at a small church.Appearance: 5/5They look very professional and in-line with the big brand, universal (non-custom) in-ear monitors in the $100-$200 range.Construction: 5/5They look and feel pretty durable, but only time will tell. Even if they need to be replaced annually, they're cheap enough even at MSRP to justify.Sound quality: 3.5/5I tested these on my phone, streaming Google music at high quality (320kbps). Approximating what I would assume is the more standard use-case.I'd say they're in line with the inexpensive asking price. They're a bit bass heavy, catering to the popular heavy-bass trend in consumer headphones, causing the overall sound to be a bit muddy a decent amount of time the time.The mids are a bit weak. The highs can be distorted and overpowering, especially at higher volumes.They produce good a good volume of sound. I found that listening at one-third to half volume, depending on the song, was a comfortable experience. Lower volumes sounded good. I found that higher volumes amplified the muddiness and distorted highs, but those were also volumes I found uncomfortable for any real length of time.Overall: 4/5For the price, they're great. I'll be keeping my eye on these headphones and likely stock up next time they go on sale again to give to our other musicians.

These are good. I abuse them and they still tick. But I did have to order another pair. I abused the first But it was my fault. These are good for the price. Advertised as received. Look at the price. It is good. They are good. They did me good not once but twice...thank you!

They sounded nice, until the wires broke around the earphone jack when my phone fell out of my pocket :/

Very good

Great Headphones. The bass is really good especially for the price. I got it for 19.99 and I love itI would like a replacement as the left ear speaker is diconnecting and there is no sound in the left ear piece

I am loving this product as all functions work perfectly as described.I recently changed my phone from Galaxy Note 2 to iPhone 6S Plus.Volume controls did not work on my iPhone as described but it worked perfectly fine on my Galaxy Note 2.I only use this when I do my daily running so volume is not a huge deal breaker as long as it does its job.

I purchased these as I had another pair (not wireless) by this company and loved them, and wanted to try a wireless pair. I received them in August and wanted to use them a while before writing a review. They fit well over the ear and stay in place, the buttons work well and are easy to use. However, they constantly cut out like they lose signal even though my I Pod is close by. As long as I don't move my head they work great, do not cut out and have really good sound. I am disappointed in them and will hesitate to buy this item or similar items again.

I've used this for a good 3 months. My experience with it was great until the connection split apart.Pros- Great bang for your buck!- Good sound for the price.- Sturdy and sweatproof. I've been drenched and this thing still worked.- Fits well to your ear. WATCH THE VIDEO THAT IS PROVIDED WITH THE PRODUCT TO GET THE BEST FIT. I workout 6 days a week and use it everyday. It will take about a week to get used to the headphones being over your ear and for it to adjust to your ear but once its there you should be golden. I've done weightlifting and cardio and it does not fall out of your ear. If your having problems try wearing different tips, there is one for literally every ear.Cons- SEE PICTURES. I've run the same exact way I always do while using these headphones, with my phone in my hands. During the 3 months these showed no signs of being loose in that connection area. Yesterday while I was running the wire came straight out of the connection.Overall, these are great bang for your buck that will probably degrade in a few months. I did not expect them to just snap off like it did. I'd suggest investing in something a little more pricey that would last longer than these have.

These are cheap, but still barely worth the money overall. The audio quality is acceptable for buds up into the $40 range or so and they DO stay in your ears pretty well despite feeling like they'll slip. A little fiddling with the included (and effective) tips may be required to get there, but that's to be expected.All of the problems I have with these come from the cord; the sound in both ears went weak and fuzzy five weeks after I bought them, just outside of Amazon's return period. A little soldering to another pair of drivers revealed that the cable was the culprit; maybe I shouldn't have kept them coiled in the included case. Credit to MEE though, their support got me a new pair in short order without me having to send the old ones back in, so they at least stand behind their product. We'll see how long the new pair lasts.The other cord issue is the microphone/remote: I normally like to run my cord under the front of my shirt in the gym but if you do that with these the remote is inaccessible and as such entirely useless. There is the option of running the cable down my back as well but that puts the remote behind my back and almost equally out of reach. I wish they'd found a way to put the mic/remote on the cord nearer the ear instead of at the split to avoid that issue.Bottom line, I'd only recommend these if you're going to be wearing them while active and need something that won't pop out. If you're getting cheap buds for doing homework or riding public transportation just get a pair of Monoprice 109927 with a set of new tips to seal the bass in, they far surpass these in terms of both build and sound quality, though without the remote.

Maybe I just got a defective product, but the wire attached to the earbud is already broken and fraying after 3 weeks of use! I am really disappointed as they felt good around my ears, can control the volume from the headphones, have nice sound quality, and come with a nice case, but if they are fraying after a 5-8 uses, then it is a total waste of money!

[UPDATE]Got my replacement from the seller and it works well. The only thing I was disappointed with is that the replacement only includes the earphones and it came in a zip bag in a padded envelope. No manual, no container, and just the earphones. My wife asked "How do you know this replacement is actually a new one without the official packaging?" I said "I don't know". I definitely don't think it is a good idea to send a replacement in such packaging.+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++I got my order today and plugged in my HTC ONE, but the phone does not recognize it and still plays the music with the phone speaker. After I plugged in and out sever times, suddenly it worked, but then after a while, it stopped again. Never had this problem before with my other headphones. The headphone looks nice, but only if it works. I am planning to return it unless the company is willing to replace it.

I just received my pair of in-ear headphones with the microphone today in the mail, and so far these are really good quality headphones for a good price!The ear buds fit snug into the ear without making you feel uncomfortable, like that weird feeling you get with certain ear buds when you feel that they are too far into the ear - you don't get that with these thankfully!The remote button can control pausing your music and can also control Svoice (or possibly siri if you have an iphone - I have a samsung phone so it's svoice).The remote button does NOT control the volume on your phone, it just controls the volume that comes through the headphones themselves, if that makes sense... For example: If you have the volume all the way down on your phone and you want to turn it up, it will not be turned up with the volume control on these headphones, you have to go to your phone to turn it up. It's a bit peculiar but not a problem for me,If you're looking for headphones that will stay in your ear, be good at canceling out sound for work outs, and have a mic, these are the ear buds that I would DEFINITELY recommend!EDIT: These ear buds are on their way out now. They did not last as long as I had hoped for them to work. The sound is going in one earbud already, and I have to adjust the wire to make it come through both. Also, the mic was known for being very sub-par. Had issues with people saying that it was hard to hear me or that it was not perfect or clear. I recently bought the "Panasonic RPTCM125A Headphones Blue" here on Amazon to start replacing these, as they are on their way to becoming obsolete in being able to be used. The mic on the new ear buds that I got are perfect - my friend didn't even think I had been using ear buds to talk with her! That's how good the mic is on those. Also, despite the fact that they do not have the ear loop on those ear buds, they fit in comfortably - a lot more comfortably than these, and they stay in well with movement.

It survived 1 year of use. Used it 5 days a week about 3-4 hours a day.

Pretty cheap headphones when bought for <$20. They are mostly plastic and they bent too much after a month of going in and out of my pocket. I only bought them until I could save up for some better ones so it was ok. Don't expect these to last you that long!

I have had the earphones for about 5 months and the back side plate on the ear bud apparently came out and is lost. The sound quality is good but I think the little plate not being there has caused a loss of sound quality on the left side.

Good sound quality but they broke after a month, received a replacement and left earbud stopped working after a couple weeks

It was great for a few weeks then the left channel went out. Unfortunately it happened right as the return policy expired. The sound quality was great didn't have any complaints until the left channel failed.

These are good headphones but a warning do not buy if they will be used for an iphone 6 because the jack is to long and you will constantly activate the Voice Chat feature on your phone. Music will stop at a whims notice and videos will pause for what seems to be no reason. I have had to do my own diy fix to solve the problem but still sometimes get the same problem.

PROBLEM: After having these (the X6 plus wireless) for just about 6 months, they have deteriorated and break up sound (static'y or sound stutters) when you are more than 3 feet away from the phone, (highly impractical for my particular usage) and sometimes, even when phone is in back pocket. Additionaly, there are random loud screeches which have started to spook me out, and can be both startling and disconcerting -- something quite dangerous to the health of one's ears.[Usage: My usage has not been very heavy with this set, I will use it 3 times a week for it's full battery charge, then have it set aside for the most of the remaining days of week.] I will not be recommending these to those that expect a ($30-$50 headphone) to last them a minimum 6 months to a year.Till these issues appeared, the airbuds worked well, had a great fit, decent sound, ok at reducing external outside/street noise and if one scrunched up the extra wire hanging in the back of one's neck, provided about the 4 hours of time that was advertised.

I have purchased five or six pairs of these through Amazon over the last few years. I liked the earlier pairs so much that I would go right back and re-order whenever they would eventually break-down (usually after about 6 months of careful but daily usage). But the last three pairs have broken down much more quickly, after two months or so. The next to last pair developed a break in the plastic sheathing right at the headphone jack and promptly stopped working. So I gave them one more shot. And now, after just about two months, the exact same issue and they no longer work.These are a great price, and I don't expect the world. I use them everyday but I am very careful and ginger with them. One pair being flawed is excusable, considering the low-cost. But the quality-reduction now seems to be a wide-scale problem.I will be searching for a new brand today.

I suppose I can't complain too much, for the price. However, I would have hoped that headphones advertising to be for sport use would have lasted a lot longer.First of all, the audio quality is pretty good. I actually really liked it. The sound was crisp and the bass was good too. I was surprised, considering the low price of these.I also loved the variety of bud sizes. It took me a couple tries to find one that worked, but when I found the set that fit me, they fit like a dream.Now the downside. I bought these in March and it's now the end of June, and they're dying. I have to play around with them to get sound to come out of both earbuds. I use these in the gym six days a week, so that's likely a factor, and I go hard all the time and sweat like a rain cloud, so these things may have all had a factor. The cords around the ears are fraying, as well.I will not be buying these again, since I'd hopefully like to get a pair that at least gives me six months worth.If you're looking for a cheap fix to replace broken headphones, these might be a good match. But long-term, not so much.

I have some really great MEE headphones - my favorite for long stretches of music listening. Those are A151 and I recommend those for that application.I got these to carry on my bicycle to janky clubs where I didn't want to use my Shure SE215. Now I can't quite remember what I thought I was saving the Shure's for - they are not expensive at all for music gear.Anyway I thought these M6 IEM's would be a good substitute, but I don't like them at all. The drivers seem inefficient and not clear-sounding compared with the other two products I mentioned. The fit is not great. One of the gels was folded over on itself - like it came out of the mold too hot and stuck to itself or something.IDK I just didn't like them at all. I now use the IEMs I already had. Oh damn I just remembered why I wanted to use these - I changed my rig and I use a little rhyme to gather my cables; this rhyme depends are certain color scheme. I had eliminated a PSU that was white but I needed to add IEMs - so I thought it would be slick to just buy a white pair. It would have been less trouble to just learn a new rhyme.I recommend skipping these in favor of the more expensive Shure SE215. You get a lot more value per dollar with the Shure's IMHO.

They sounded amazing for the music I liked. They had enough Highs and Lows for EDM that it was pleasant sounding and they never fell off AFTER I found the perfect earbud for me. It is super important to find the perfect sizes (sometimes each side would have different sized earbuds). But After 3 MONTHS of what I consider normal usage (bike riding and running) and care (I carefully rolled them up into the protective case they came with), the left side died on me. For the $10 I paid, I wasn't too devastated, but I was disappointed because how much i enjoyed them. My only gripe was the slider. While running/biking it is super hard to adjust the slider perfectly, one little bump and I am blasting music max volume (these get really loud). Buttons are way more intuitive and easier to makke fine adjustments.For Bass lovers and Music lovers that need a "sport" earbud, I highly recommend the Panassonic RPHJE120K (I bought them for like $6) because they have lasted me 2 years now and will not quit working no matter how many times my arm yanks them out of my ear (ouch). Otherwise, I have recently fell in love with the House of Marley Line. the Bass is very prominent in all of their products, but are considerably more expensive than the Panassonics.

I've actually bought two of these headphones, one for myself and one for my wife. At first I used them in school because I needed something with good noise cancellation, and these are GREAT for that. I can do my homework without hearing my kids running around just outside the door to my home office. I also really enjoyed doing housework with these in, because I could listen to podcasts while vacuuming without turning the volume up to some ridiculous level.Then I started using these headphones at the gym and unfortunately both sets are experiencing some the same issue now - audio will only come out of one side. My pair stopped working mid-workout, after I noticed some sweat had gotten into my ear and was maxing a ~squishy kind of noise, so I took it out of my ear, dried it off on my shirt and put it back in... only now there's no sound coming out. The other side works just fine, but it's still disappointing. My wife's pair apparently did the same thing a week or two ago, but she didn't mention it because she "didn't want to make a fuss".All in all, I might buy another set, but not for working out. I think the sweat is what killed these, so I'd only keep a pair around for housework and homework.

The headphones appeared to work well for the first 6 weeks. The headphones now crackle and in one side. They are now out of the return policy guidlines . End result. I know need new headphones but will not make the same mistake twice .

These headphones are completely useless. They don't work for ANDROID phones at all. As soon as i plug them in my cell phone the call drops. Currently, using them as regular headphone but they are breaking apart. Won't recommend...

I use my headphones everyday. Not to work out or anything like that, but just back and forth on public transportation Monday through Friday. These headphones were delivered to me on October 11th. Now today on November 6th I am back once again shopping for headphones because the right ear bud no longer works. The sound quality was nice and the bass was good, but they didn't last a month of daily usage

I got these headphones because they were a little cheaper and people said the quality was pretty good. I must admit the sound quality wasn't bad for $15, that being said I've been using them for maybe a month and they're cutting out so back that I will need new headphones. I do go through headphones pretty fast, the usual pair will last me 8-10 months but 1 month is pretty ridiculous. If you need a decent pair of headphones just for a little time these are good, but if you are looking for something that'll last just spend a bit more and get a good pair.

Description not accurate. A small R and L on each bud. Buds make a plastic wrapper noise in your ear. Sound quality average. Better out there for the money.

Two stars for Quality of sound. Pretty good sound compared to headphones around the same price. But man the build quality is poor. Left side died in two weeks. Got a replacement. Then the silver plate fell off when i took it out of the packaging. sigh

These are absolutely terrible. I got the wireless model and obviously didn't expect them to sound great considering the price but I was fine with that as I just needed a set for a gym. The sound is atrocious. I have never owned headphones that would distort low frequencies so much. They sound like floor speakers with shredded cones. I thought that I got a broken set so Amazon sent me replacement and they are exactly the same. I tried them with Note 8 and iPhone 6 and with both of these devices they sound horrible. I had another person try them to make sure I am not biased and they said the same thing. Easily the worst headphones I have ever tried. Oh I also own another Bluetooth in ear headphones that cost the same ($30) and they sound OK (not good by any means but the sound is acceptable for gym setting) so I was hoping that Mee X6 would sound better, I was wrong. I sent them back and will search for something else. Maybe Mee X8 if I can't find anything else but I'm not sure if I can trust that brand after experiencing the horrible sound of bluetooth X6.

At first the product works well. The audio quality is what you'd expect for the price. It doesn't stay in place without some coaxing. The problem is that the quality is poor. The left ear stopped working after 6 months. I contacted the manufacturer and they were willing to do some sort of warranty replacement, but wanted me to ship it back. The time it takes to ship a package, it's easier just to order something else.UPDATE***I kept using the product even with the broken left ear peace. Now the remove doesn't work. Slow clap. Now it's going in the trash.

I really don't like doing it, but as I can't get anything remotely close to a working product, I'm obligated to review this accordingly. After a hour of trying everything, I could never get a real connection to my computer. At best I could get a bizarrely garbled sound test.I was given a pair of the wired version of these and love them to death, even now. The around the ear design that holds its shape well enough without being too stiff. I can whole heartedly recommend the wired version, but have to review this product based on my experience. Could be a defective unit, but that's no excuse.I've tried on a separate occasion to get it to work, but still the same results. They've just been gathering dust since.Be warned, it might not work with your device at all. If that changes for me, I'll be sure to update the review.

Not a big fan of these. The eartips do not adequately seal my ear, so they don't work as I intended, to seal out the noise when mowing the lawn. The range is not great, they will often lose signal when my phone is in my pocket. And lastly, the battery does not last as long as I would expect, and there is no audio warning telling you how much time is left.Other than those issues- when they work, they work well. I found some other tips (strangely, from another MEE audio product) that do seal my ear properly (ironically, from another MEE audio set of earbuds). They are a little loose on these though, and I worry I'll lose one eventually.I sent a note to MEE audio support asking for their help with the eartip sealing issue, and never got a response.

For the price, the sound is great. As long as you sit still. I wanted to like these earbuds, but I could not get them to fit right w/out falling out no matter what combination of sizes I used. I used them twice on thirty minute runs. I don't think I made it a quarter of a mile before they began to slip. I'm not sure why they're advertised as sweat-proof. Sweat got into my ear canal, causing the sound to drop in and out. I've found after just two runs the bass has dropped out permanently.Again, the sound is great, especially for the price point. But I bought these for running and exercise, and they didn't pass that test.

I would imagine they probably would work great if it actually ever freakin FITS.I bought it a while ago when they were cheaper (around $13 including tax) and thank god i didn't pay $20 for them. Even $13 too much -_-;; The color is really nice, but I can't get the stupid thing to stick in my ears no matter which of the heads I switched. Not only does it not stay, the overall sound is horrible (possibly because it wouldn't stay in my ear and thus there's always this sound/air gap?) and sound vaguely like the old crappy midi, nicely flat. The over-ear wrap portion is incredibly uncomfortable as well. One ear works okay, the other seems to bend in a very unnatural way that I can't seem to get around my ear.Overall, they suck. I seriously regret wasting my money. D:

Well first of all they messed up in less than 3 weeks. Besides this they didn't have "heavy bass". Apple's iphone 5 headphones have more bass than these. The volume buttons don't work with iPhones either only the play/pause button. Other than this they did have a clear crisp sound with a lot of treble and they stayed in your ear. That's about all they got goin or em.

I waited three days for these headphones. So not worth it. The headphones hiss at you while sound is playing, the bass is so much worse than they say it actually is (nice false advertising, there), and they are so unbelievably flimsy. My pair broke in less than 24 hours. The absolute worst pair of headphones I have ever owned in my entire life.

They were broken when I received them. The thing that changes the volume popped off, but I managed to get it back on, only for it to break a few weeks later. Only that time, the wires broke inside of the button thingy and it couldn't be fixed. Good sound, poor manufacturing.

These headphones I brought from 2 weeks ago, i bought initially because they seemed good quality headphones. After 2 days, i discover an earbud tip fell out. After replacing the tip, a week later, another earbud tip falls out. The earbud tips fall out, and the wire to the volume speaker is breaking apart. Don't buy these headphones, they are a waste of your money and I was completely unsatisfied with the product.

After 2 weeks of use, the headphones no longer work. Only been used on walks to and from class.

DO NOT BUY!First issue-These are not $99 dollar earphones. The MSRP should be no more than $20 dollars.Second issue-For earphones that retail at $99 dollars the sound quality is not $99. I found better quality from Skull Candy which usually retails for $20 depending on the model.Third-I ordered the white earphones and received a box stating black. I opened the box expecting black earphones and received the correct white ones.Fourth and last issue-the material is cheap and the cap with the L and R letters broke off.If you are looking for solid quality and sound from a set of wired earphones you can't go wrong with Skull Candy. I will be returning for a refund shortly.