Ludos CLAMOR Wired Earbuds in-Ear Headphones, 5 Year Warranty, Earphones with Microphone and Call Control, Noise Isolating Memory Foam Eartips, Tangle-Free Cord for iPhone, iPad, Computer, Laptop

Very pleased with these! Comfortable, great sound quality, love the wee tin they come in. Superb quality. Thank you.

I listen to audio books everyday, sometimes at night and the sound is great at low volume. The no tangle wires are brilliant for when I fall asleep and turn over and they remain tangle free. They come with a nice little carry pouch, extra rubber ear pieces ( more memory foam instead would be nice) and also a little metal tin for popping in a backpack.I get through a lot of wired earbuds ( I like to not worry about charging wireless buds) and these are the best I've had.

The braided cable feels very resistant and durable with the jack being made of metal so I wouldn't feel worried if these are pulled out unintentionally.The sound isolation is nice, not completely silent, but quiet enough for me not to be distracted, these are with the foam earbuds.Speaking of the earbuds, they are very very comfortable the memory foam fits perfectly in my ears and sometimes I forget that I've had these in. There are also some rubber earbuds if you're not a fan of the foam.The sound gets quite loud, but not as loud as some other earphones I have had, but using these at half volume is fine for me.Personally, I don't listen to music very much with these, so I can't comment on the highs lows and bass.Overall these seem very worth it for the price, would recommend.

TLDR:+ Comfortable, Sturdy, Great sound. Includes handy tin for storage.- Volume control doesn't work with HTC. Maybe include a second pair of foam tips instead of 3 pairs of rubber ones.These are by far the most comfortable earphones I've ever owned. I have quite sensitive ears so cannot wear most earphones for longer than an hour without my ears beginning to hurt, which is a problem when you're playing video games or binge watching your favorite show. This isn't a problem with these as the memory foam tips mould to your ears without added pressure. They are also still light weight despite the metal housing, which is fantastic.The metal housing is also a massive benefit if you are clumsy (like me) or live in a household with lots of people (aka feet), I can't count the amount of earphones I've broken by me or someone else stepping on them. That's not a problem anymore.The metal tin included is also really handy for storing the earphones in a packed bag so they don't get wrapped around other items.The only negative I have is the the volume control doesn't work with HTC phones. Although most earphones that have a volume control option don't work with them either, this is more of a phone issue than a problem with the earphones.Finally the last thing is more of a suggestion than an issue. Instead of including three pairs of rubber tips, maybe Ludos should consider adding a second pair of memory foam ones. I'm quite prone to losing the tips from earphones just with normal daily use so having that second pair would allow you to have spares in case you're as clumsy as me.

TL;DR+ Good purchase if you only listen to audio books and podcasts, or only listen in the gym.+ The in-line volume control is honestly one of the best I've seen on a <£30 set of headphones.- Don't buy if you have small ear canals.- Don't buy if you like bass.+/- I think that the foam is just a gimmick.So to get this out of the way, I have very small ear canals, especially on my right side. I have to switch to the small buds on almost every pair of earphones that I buy, which is honestly fine. With these though, even the small buds were too big, and put a lot of pressure on the inside of my ears. After about a week they started to ache, and I have now bought a different pair of earphones from a different manufacturer because these were too uncomfortable. If you have larger ear canals, they'll probably be fine.Next up, the most important feature of earphones, audio quality. They're fine. Absolutely nothing to write home about. If you like bass, sorry, these are wimpy as hell. The volume range seems fine though. Honestly, they have almost identical audio quality to the Samsung Galaxy Buds+ that I used to use, which I don't consider to be a good thing, but other people might. If you're not too picky and just want some background noise in the gym, or you only listen to podcasts and audiobooks these are fine. If you really want to get the most out of your music though, you can do much better, even within the same price range.The big gimmick to these earphones are the memory foam buds, And unfortunately I think that it really is just a gimmick. It appears that Ludos do too, since only the medium sized buds are foam, the small and large buds are rubber. I said above that I switched to the smaller rubber buds, but I actually left the left foam bud on for a while, just to test them out because I was interested. I found absolutely no noticeable difference, other than the fact that they got up to body temperature slightly quicker, and more ear wax stuck to them.Noise cancellation is exactly what you'd expect. It sounds like you put ear plugs in. From what I can tell, there is no actual noise cancellation effect at all, apart from just having a physical barrier.I wouldn't normally mention this, but the in-line volume controls are actually really good, some of the best I've ever come across in budget earphones. The buttons are really easy to feel, have a satisfying click, aren't springy or spongy at all and are honestly just excellent. I can actually change the volume with my mouth when I'm washing the dishes, so I don't have to dry my hands first. Since the earbuds are also identical in shape, you can have the volume controls on the left or the right, whichever you prefer. These are the volume controls that other companies should aspire to have. They're slightly higher than you might be used to, but that's not really a pro or a con, just an observation.Finally, overall build quality. They cost £16, what do you expect. They feel light and plasticky. The cables are also not braided like it looks in the pictures, it's just a textured rubber. When I buy a pair of earphones, I consider good value to be £2.50 per month of daily use, so for these, I'd expect them to last a little over 6 months, and that seems reasonable based on their build quality. Since I'm not using them any more though, go check out some other reviews to see how long they lasted for other people.

One of the best earphones ever. Same quality as beats or apple airpods. I strongly recommend people to buy it.

Nice bright colour makes them easy to find. Pause & volume control that works well. Good value. My daughter got some too, she prefers wired because she doesn't lose themEDIT...... my daughter still gets on with these but although these are my best earphones sound wise they are rendered unusable as they interact constantly with digital assistants and deliver me the time every couple of minutes and puts the sound up to full volume every time this switches off. Yes, I have disable all the digital assistants but these and only these, no others I have used before or since switch it back on and cause absolute havoc. I cannot use them, they are dangerous and harmful in combination with my phone!