Inwa USB C Headphones in Ear Usbc Earbuds with Mic/Volume Control Compatible with SoundFlow Google Pixel Oneplus Samsung Sony MacBook Huawei (Whit...

I bought it for phone calls, and it's very good and convenient. However, for music, I would say it's just okay. Considering the price, though, it's good enough.

These headphones are working great on my Google Pixel 8 Pro and have very clear sound which makes my music sound really good. The earbuds are very comfortable on and don't fall out easily. I love that I can also answer calls with them as well or change songs I am listening to using the headphones, too. Would recommend.

Every time we get in the car for a trip my kids can never find their headphones. Great quality for the price and not hard to swallow when my kids lose them. Nice sound.

Ever since phones take away the audio port Ive had problems using the phone to speak to tech support while trying to take notes on the conversation. This USB-C earphone/microphone totally solves that problem and more. A lot of products on ZeeBooth are guilty of over-representing their capability and features. Some are outright false advertisings or simply blindly copied from another similar product. This earphone/mic is exactly the opposite. It is definitely under-represented in terms of quality and features perhaps because of language barrier. First thing first. Sound quality is excellent. Noise cancellation definitely works (I was scratching the mic surface while listening to music and accidentally pressed the noise cancellation button and the noise completed disappeared). Volume control is simple. Ear buds are magnetized to minimize tangling. Plug and play; no driver needed. Receiving party confirmed that voice quality is also clear. Second thing and surprises. There is no instruction other than an image printed on the back of the box to indicate buttons and functions. It turns out that side buttons allow switching between two modes. One is called Earphone mode and the other KTV (Karaoke) mode. I cant figure out the difference but the earphone mode has 7 equalizer settings and the KTV has 6 equalizer settings. When either button is pressed the recording announces the new setting but is almost incomprehensible due to accents. Regardless, the modes really work. It allows for the best sound for a particular song. You can tell which mode by either a white or blue tiny pinhole light next to them. The manufacturer could have hired an English speaking marketing person to both write the description and pronounce the equalizer settings but they didnt. Too bad, otherwise this would have taken off for sure. Regardless, its a hidden gem for the quality, feature, and usefulness. I would highly recommend this product.