Yurbuds Inspire 300 Fitness Headphones (Red)

I purchased these earbuds almost exactly two years ago. I previously had a pair of the Inspire 100s that I liked and wanted to upgrade so I could make calls on my cell phone with them. I have used them frequently (several times a week, at least) over that two year period.Pros:Twist lock design really works. You can run with these in and they will feel secure and not fall out. Now, I was never a marathon runner; a 5k would probably be a stretch for me. So this might change over long distances with a lot more sweat on them. I just don't know.Very comfortable. I have small ears (woman) and the normal buds you find that have the tip that is supposed to jam down into your ear canal never fit even with the smallest size tip they provide. These were perfect.The magnetic clip to connect the two buds together is really convenient. I travel frequently for work and often listen to audiobooks while moving through airports. I can take one bud out and stick it to the other leaving my hands free for my boarding pass and rollerboard so I can actually hear and thank the gate agent instead of ignoring them as I board the plane.Audio and call quality is good enough. I'm no audiophile, but I think it was fine. If you want better sound quality, you should probably spend a little more money on your earbuds.Cons:The magnets may be tangle-free, but the cord definitely is not. It might help if I used a case for them rather than stuffing them in my bag, but who has time to zip earbuds into a case every time they put them away? They are, however, pretty easy to untangle.The silicone tips fall off the earbuds. Constantly. Again, a case would help with this, but it would not eliminate the problem. If they rub up against something, chances are the tips will move around (requiring adjustment before you put them back in your ears) on the buds if not fall off completely. I had to order replacement tips (you receive a couple different sizes with the original packaging, so you may not be able to use the extras as a backup) which are something like half the price the buds are to begin with.My cord ripped. I'm not sure how long the manufacturer intends them to last, but I was kind of hoping to get more than two years of use out of them. This could probably be fixed with duct tape or something similar, but I'm not much of a do-it-yourselfer. Plus it would look bad.My last comment is regarding they earbud style. From my research on other products to replace these, it appears there are two different types of in-ear headphones: noise-isolating and open design. Noise-isolating earbuds use typically silicone tips which jam down into the ear canal and are intended to make a seal to keep out ambient noises. This allows you to keep the volume lower and hear more of what you are listening to. Open design earbuds are not intended to go down into the ear canal and just sit in the bulb (I believe it is called the concha or conchal bowl, if you want to get technical). The open design allows you to hear ambient noise and is typically safer for someone moving around where there are other people and cars like someone running outdoors or a bicyclist. The Yurbuds are open design earbuds which you can clearly see if you take off the outer piece. However, the manufacturer describes them as noise isolating! I think the idea is the little tube on the silicone tip might funnel sound down the ear canal, but these definitely do not seal out ambient noise. That being said, the only time that I have had an issue with outside noise interfering with what I was listening to is on an airplane when they go over the safety presentation. That loudspeaker is pretty loud.So, after two years of using my Yurbuds, I plan to upgrade to something a little more expensive and possibly wireless. I do like these, but the cons got more and more frustrating for me. Plus, I don't exercise as much as I used to so the sweatproof and twist lock features aren't as essential to me as they used to be.

I have always loved Yurbuds. The only issue with this is that it may not stand the test of time. I have an adapter piece I use with them for my current One Plus 8T. I love the sound. However, it's a hit or miss with phone calls for the person on the other end. Sometimes my friends can hear me clearly, and others can't. It becomes a hassle at times. Other than that, I've always been a fan of Yurbuds, especially because they don't fall out of my small ears and the magnetic feature saves me so much time.

I love yurbuds! They are comfortable and stay in. I have wet earwax and can't keep the ones that go into your ear canal in my canal. These stay nicely in and provide good sound. I think they block out most noises but if they are turned down you can hear things around you. These are so stylish. I personally like wired headphones because I can't keep everything charged. I love the cute bag that they come in! I will get more when I wear these out. The seller PacificTech got these out quickly and before estimated time :) love it!

yurbuds are my favorite in-ear headphones. they r the ones i've found that stay in my ear while doing whatever. i've had a few different variations of the yurbuds ironmen ones, and liked them a lot. they have an awesome gaurantee and they sound really good. only drawback on some is that the wires snags on shirts n stuff cuz it's not sleeved/wrapped with anything so it has a lot of grip. but can be easily fixed if you have any spare paracord or something laying around to sleeve these. the pouch is cool, i rarely use it, but i do store the extra ear cups in them just in case. the magnets on these are huge plus. i was kinda skeptical at first, but now that i have that option to just clip them together around my neck when i need to take them off is nice compared to just letting them dangle. they aren't super strong but do hold on doing most common activities like walking/moving around. the microphone works pretty well, ppl can here me clearly whenever i have to take a call with these still on. the single button thing works for stuff i use it for, mainly to end the call on my android phone.overall they r great, not the absolute best sounding things in the world. but for the price and the quality... yurbuds r headphones that i dont hesitate on buying if there's a good deal on them.note: try not to hook up the magnets together if u still have 1 on ur ear..... like if u wanted to wear 1 on 1 ear, and had the other dangling... if u decide to hook the dangling one to the other ear and make them click/connect.... it's kinda loud.

They don’t fall out while running

I've been using yur buds for a while now, and we all know they don't last forever. But these still remain to be the bed headphones for running as they don't slip out of my ears. These headphones have magnets at the back to keep them together when you take them out. This can be a problem if you have earrings in when running but it's not that much of an issue. Great sound and anti slip.

My third set of these ear buds which shows how good I think they are. These are the only ear buds I’ve tried that fit and stay in my ears when running. Great product.

Comfortable and they stay put

I have small ears and none of the two sized buds that came with these earphones fit in my ear. They fall out while running. Also the sound quality is terrible. I understand that they are not noise cancelling which may decrease sound quality to some extent, but I was still expecting better! The magnet in the buds so you can clip them together is great, no dangling ear pieces when they aren’t in my ears. Just beware the low sound quality and note that they will not fit snuggly in all ears like the advertising suggests.