Soundmagic E10C In-Ear Isolating Earphones with Mic, High-Performance Sound, Deep Bass, Noise Isolation, Durable Metal Build, Compatible with iPhone, Android, PC,Tablet - Black/Silver

I purchased these earphones a couple of weeks ago and having used them mostly during my daily commute (loud environments) i can say the following : Sound -> 10/10 : It's really one of the best pairs of in-ears for their price (as proven by the number of awards they've won) and the mids and highs are really well seperated and balanced, while the lows are punchy and not overwhelming - as is the case with a lot of in-ears from other companies at this price point. Build Quality -> 10/10 : The cable is really strong and it's made in a way that it doesn't tangle easily and feels like it will last for many many years. Comfort -> 8/10 : As far as the fit inside the ear itself, they're fine and if the included earcups don't fit you (which would be weird since it comes with 5-6 different styles and sizes) you can use 3rd party ones. Given that their chassis is quite small in and of itself and has no 'sports-style hook' to lock into your ear, the earphones themselves can be slid out pretty easily so i'd not recommend them to you if you're the athletic type. However, once they're in you can rest assured they have great isolation and you sort of forget you're wearing them. One thing i wanna note is that the cable itself is made in a way that when it rests over your clothing (assuming your mobile device is in your pocket) it sort of bends in weird ways and forms little circles that can potentially get caught in things leading to your earphones being yanked out, so look out for that. Main issue : The one thing i've noticed which may not concern many is that the volume that these earphones can produce is quite limited compared to previous ones i have owned. To put it in perspective, for me to be able to make out lyrics while commuting the earphones need to be maxed out from my phone's settings whereas with previous ones i could only bear having them on 70%-ish before they were TOO loud. Now, to sort of fight my own logic here, the volume they produce at max output is substantial enough for me but i feel limited as if i ever find myself needing more volume im sort of stuck. Overall -> Buy them, they're really great even with the few nitpicky shortcomings i've listed. I value good sound over most other things myself so if you're the same and aren't concerned with the volume too much i wouldn't even think twice.

Bought after a fair amount of googling "top 10 earphones" and these kept coming out highly on the lists. Prime delivery was punctual as ever and packaging is neat (if, in my case, a little squashed). First unpackaging impressions were good... metal components throughout give a high quality finish - I got the silver wired with mic option - and I was impressed with the number of included accessories (sturdy case, various buds and adapters). The Amazon pictures don't do them justice. Testing on my phone and laptop (HTC One M8 and Asus UX305, respectively) proved that the reviews were no lie, sound quality is very good. Mind you, on my phone I felt I was picking up some interference on some occasions. It was hard to put my finger on it, so for now I'll chalk it up to the Youtube music video I was testing with as other sources seemed ok. On the whole I felt they were definitely better than the Sennheiser CX 300 earphones they replaced in both the arenas of sound and build quality. The inline remote worked, just not as expected. For whatever reason, the volume buttons operated forward/back skip instead, although some would prefer this. Obviously not the end of the world and some googling found this to be a reasonably common issue with HTC handsets. Worth noting though if you are particularly bothered by such an issue, as the box claims that the "volume controls guaranteed to be compatible with around 95% of smartphones". Guess mine just happens to be in the 5%. The remote is also very high up out of sight, being a mic as well, which means you'll have to fumble with the buttons at first until you learn which is which. Another quirk is that the angle between the jack and wire is 120deg, rather than 90deg. Quite useful, I imagine, if used with a normal device with the headphone jack on top. However, the One M8 has it on the bottom making this actually less convenient and the wire will likely get bent more in normal use than if a standard style plug were used. For 45 quid, you can't really complain. If I were to buy again, I possibly wouldn't bother with the remote and save another tenner. Regardless, excellent value for money either way given the audio and build quality.

Bought these to try out as a replacement for some AKG K451s I had purchased previously based on the great reviews. I loved them however the on ear style wasn't to my liking. I decided to buy these as they were also very well reviewed and seemed a good price. I had to try out all the different buds until i found the most comfortable and best sounding ones. In the end the small ones were the best for my ears and when fitted well into your ears the sound is excellent. Very deep bass which is what I love and was missing slightly from the over ears I had been using previously. Its a very controlled 'tight' sound as well not overly boomy. Fiddling around with the iPhone equalizer allowed me to increase the bass slightly again to my taste. The included case and all the different buds are excellent especially considering they cost £45. Cable doesn't tangle easily and whilst its a bit noisy when rubbed against it's perfectly acceptable considering how excellent all other aspects of these are. I have decided to order some inaudio foam buds to try and see if they improve sound a bit more. The supplied silicone buds are hardly anything to complain about but I want to try foam for the sake of £12 what with them being supposedly more comfortable and more isolating. For someone who loves proper HIFI quality sound (and deep bass) these are excellent. The sound is almost as exciting as that of my £600 hifi system which is saying something! All in all these are a great purchase not just for the £45 but for any headphone upgrade. For reference the apple earpods which were the only in-ears i owned previously are absolutely terrible compared to these! Will update in the future to see if they have lasted well.

OK for the price. Sound is OK but slightly biased towards the low end where the bass is good but not as clean as I would like. As a reference the. RHA 750 sound better, albeit at double the price . The drivers are small so they sit well within the ear but it does make it a bit fiddly to remove them. There are three annoying things that really do significantly affect my rating: 1. There is something funny about the 3.5mm jack that causes the slightest movement to result in contact noise and in some cases, causes the phone to think it's been removed. I have many other ear phones and none of them do this. 2. The mic does not work in my mac book. All of my other mic endowed earphones work fine.This is possibly related to (1) 3. The mic/remote has hard sharp edges that get caught on a shirt collar or coat, causing the cable to tug when you move your head. I was hoping they woul dbe better than they are,

Before I start I do have some experience with earphones and although I'm by no means an audiophile, I hold some opinion on sound quality. I have owned 3 different Sennheiser earphones, House of Marley, JVC, Panasonic, iBeats and urBeats, Sony EX650, Ted baker, Veho, Xiaomi, Soundmagic E10, Betron850, Soundpeats, Cliptec, and some others. I have also used several headphones including Bose, Sennheiser Urbanites, Momentum, Beats Solo 2 &a Studio Bluetooth, and more Sennheiser headphones. Build and Design: A decent build, has a textured cable which doesn't get knotted too much but can still become tangled if left in your pocket. The material that the cable is made from is sufficient but doesn't feel like the strongest I've ever used. Having said that, there have been no issues so far. It uses aluminium for the main parts of the earphones and so is durable. The design is always going to be subjective and although they don't look the fanciest, they are not ugly. I have to say, the microphone and remote part does look sleek and it is responsive. NOW, the microphone does work and is as clear as I have used BUT it took me 3 attempts. I had to return the first two that I ordered but Amazon have made the instructions easy to follow and were very quick to send replacements. The jack is gold plated. Customer Service: Amazon were basically flawless in replacing my faulty sets and I couldn't have asked for any better. Customer support at Soundmagic were also incredible. Very friendly and reassuring. They even sent me screenshots of the steps I need to take to get my earphones replaced. Again, hugely impressed and grateful for the service they provided. It's the best I've ever received. First class. Sound quality: This part is where the Soundmagic E10c's shine the brightest. I'm using an iPhone 6s with Spotify Premium, Apple Music to play to play my music. It is very much a common source and I have not tested these earphones on anything else other than my laptop. The highs were crisp and clear, it doesn't leave you wanting more. The mids were also very good and they weren't drowned out by the lows. These earphones are a little bass boosted but not too much. Amazing for casual listening. The bass is very much present and is also very satisfying. Although there are more expensive earphones with better highs and lows, you probably won't find any that beat these that also have a microphone and working control buttons (maybe the Fidue A65s come close though). Accessories: These earphones come with a good variety of accessories. There are a number of different earphone tips to pick and choose from, although my foam earphone tips that I already had provide the best fit and comfort. There is a smartphone adapter that you can use if the controls aren't working on your smartphone. It makes the the earphones controls work on your device I suppose. There is also a voip cable for if you want use them with voip applications (I don't use this so I don't know how well it works.) There is also a clip which is useful and a case to store these earphones. The case seems durable and has a small net on either side for convenience if you goose to use it. A solid case. All in all I am very impressed with these earphones, the sound oozes quality and it is great all around. Happy to purchase again as long as these don't give up after a couple of months. I expect these to last at least 8 months.

I have had these headphones for 6 months now. For their price range they are so close to being perfect but in my opinion there is one thing that seriously hinders them. I will firstly go over what's great about them: 1) They're indestructible. I use these headphones daily on my commute to work and they go through a lot. I drag them out of my bag and I'm pretty sure they've been trodden and sat on numerous times. Not only have they shown zero sign of breaking but the little rubber ear bits never come off either. The wire is also fairly decent at staying untangled. 2) The sound quality is great. I listen to a wide range of music and I never feel like the headphones compromise my enjoyment of songs due to their quality. Whether it's bassy EDM music or acoustic live performances I'm never distracted by poor sound quality. 3) They double up as a great headset. I use them both at work when in conference calls and when playing PS4. I've never had complaints about my mic quality. OK so now onto the ONE thing that really grinds my gears about these headphones, the sound control on them... You know that little bit on headphones that lets you control the volume, I'm going to refer to it as the control box. It's great that it works and all that but on these particular headphones I feel like the position and design of the control box is bad. They are FOREVER catching on my collars! If I look down at my phone and then look back up again the little control box thing catches on my shirt collars or coat/jacket collars. I'm not sure if that makes sense but its honestly the worst thing about these headphones. You look slightly down for a second and then when you look back up you get this slight tug in your left ear where it catches. Sometimes it will completely rip the left headphone out of my ear but I've learned to slowly wriggle my head back upwards to avoid catching. That's it. That is the ONLY thing I don't like about these headphones. And to be honest it's not enough of an issue for me to have gone and bought a different pair but then again I'm quite lazy so make of that what you will. Overall 8/10.

First off, the sound quality is very good if/when they work. However, they are incompatible with my Nexus 6P running stock Android 8. It is forgivable that the three button remote doesn't work (box says only 95% of phones are compatible), but for basic functionality to be broken rendering them useless, is not. To get the phone to even recognise them as earphones you appear to have to depress the middle button of the inline remote whilst simultaneously inserting the mini-plug every time you connect. The microphone does not work, and as previously stated, the remote buttons don't work at all. On the rare occasion you can get them working, the sound quality is superb. If you have Nexus 6P, I'd recommend you buy the variant without the remote and microphone. If like me you need a mic, you'll have to look elsewhere.

I will caveat this review by stating I am pretty picky with tech in general but specifically the durability of earphones. I hate having earphones that simply break over time. I have purchased SoundMAGIC earphones previously, usually I have lost them however. the packaging for this product is nice. Came in a box as opposed to a cheap plastic, impossible to open because its heat sealed, pointless contraption. No complaints here. It came with a cornucopia of replacement buds as well as a sturdy carrying case (though I've never used it). Quality, its good. The bass is punchy but not mind mindbogglingly so, its like a light thud, the lows are smooth as longs as you're not a bass lover that needs some BOOM BOOM action. The mids are very nice although they aren't amazing, they're definitely rich enough to appreciate the representation of the music you're listening to. The highs are also good, although I do not listen to a ton of classical music. Overall, the quality is good, if your going balls to the wall for quality, I know you aren't looking here anyway. The durability, wow. These things avoid tangling too much and are easy to untangle if they do. I have put them into THE WASHING MACHINE...TWICE, and they are still going. I love these headphones for the durability and would recommend them for this feature for people who listen their music, chuck the earphones in your pocket until you next need them without ever worrying about if they'll be okay. Overall, good sound, fantastic durability.

Very happy with the E10C so far! Much better bass response than I expected from a tiny earbud. Nice quality build, the cable is thin but lightweight and feels durable. Remote works very well for volume, music pausing and track changing, Google Assistant, all on my android (G6) and the mic sounds surprisingly good. Would like if there was a bit more treble in the sound. Would certainly recommend this product to family and friends. Sound profile is based focused but still has good details. Nice formthe gym but not a critical listening earbud. Good consumer style enjoyment audio. Better than other earbuds in the price range I have tried. Also better than my Shure SE 315 for general listening and the gym. Sounds very good with rap/hiphop, and bass heavy music. Good with indie and acoustic music, not as good with rock and metal.

Słucham głównie rocka i metalu, sluchawki świetnie się sprawdzają do takiej muzyki, są raczej basowe, pełne brzmienie, czadowe. Minusy? Scena jest dosyć wąska.

Premessa: non sono un tecnico del suono oppure un maniaco audiofilo, per cui non mi intendo di bassi, suono piatto e impedenza... Provengo da il modello precedente, il SoundMAGIC E10S del quale sono completamente soddisfatto sul piano della resa dell'audio - fatte le dovute premesse di cui sopra, ma che mi sento di sconsigliare per via del pulsantino di cambio frequenza, che ne permette l'utilizzo si Apple che Android, è che dopo due anni non funziona bene e di fatto ne limita l'uso. Questo ultimo modello ne rappresenta l'evoluzione, avendo integrato il supporto per entrambe le case di cellulari, avendo inoltre aggiunto i pulsanti per aumentare e diminuire l'audio. Era già presente nel modello vecchio avendo un cavetto che permette di usare gli auricolari su pc con Skype, di cui i non so nulla perché mai usato. La scatola contiene : - cuffie, ovviamente - pinzetta per attaccarle al vestito - Un set di gommini molto morbidi e adatti a tutte le orecchie - cavetto adattatore per pc PRO 👍 Materiali di alta fattura, filo che non si attorciglia facilmente, gommini morbidi, suono molto buono, microfono, tre pulsanti, prezzo economico CONTRO 🤕 A mio avviso nessuno!

For context and comparisons read my Beyerdynamic Byron review. Pros - Great build quality of cables as well as driver housing (after 9 months of rough use) - Easy to drive from any source - Mostly forgiving of bad quality files (low bitrate mp3s) - Consumer-friendly, warm, v-shaped sound signature without being bloated - Good soundstage and instrument separation for the money @ ₹1399) - bass punch is decent (not stupidly overdone) as is the treble extension and separation of upper frequencies. Cons - true to its v-shaped character vocals are recessed/diffused and also lack body/heft. Timbre of voices isn't great. Byrons are MUCH better in this aspect - sub-bass quality and depth are both noticeably worse than Byrons - treble though well extended (for the price) is not of particularly good 'quality', it's generally splashy (not tight, not liquidy) and can be occasionally sibilant as well - you'll need to shuffle between ear tips to get a good seal. None did a great job for me in terms of passive noise cancellation If you've got any of the HTC buds (from HTC10 upwards) or say, one from the Lumia 1020. You WILL be disappointed. Not because they are decidedly worse but because they aren't much of an upgrade for many genres of music. Overall a good, safe choice. But don't expect it to WoW you unless you're coming from really crappy in-box buds or other overly bassy, bloated mess from Beats, Boat, Sony etc.

Me sorprendió gratamente su Calidad, tanto en el Sonido como en su Construcción y línea Estética. Buen surtido de siliconas, en tamaños y formas, para adaptar los auriculares a los oídos. El aporte del cable para conectar los auriculares al Ordenador (con 2 minijack, para Audio y Micrófono) así como también la Pinza de sujección que guía el asiento del cableado en la vestimenta y el muy práctico estuche (con 2 departamentos de rejilla en su interior), terminan por no merecer menos que mi sincera felicitación personal por la Calidad de este artículo y sus complementos, al PVP que se ofrecen. Los receptores durante el uso del micrófono no me ofrecieron queja alguna respecto al sonido. Por otro lado, a pesar de indicarse en diversas reviews y comentarios, una posible dificultad inicial de adaptación al tacto respecto del pequeño resalte que nos ayuda a distinguir entre los 2 pulsadores de la consola, personalmente reconozco que sí es un hecho que debe indicarse pero que no resulta en frustración alguna. El artículo responde a las características expuestas por el Vendedor. Entrega realizada en plazo. Adquisición satisfactoria.