JVC HAF160P Gumy Ear Bud Headphone Pink

I've been buying these for years. I can't find anything bad to say about them. They work, they sound very good, they fit ( me at least ) well, and don't cost an arm or leg .. and you wouldn't cry if you loose them.

Looking for good headphones tried other famous inexpensive ones and they were either pretty muffled or tinny, these have great range for the price.

JVC HAF160B Ear Bud's BlackI generally use these while in bed, watching tv. They fit quite well in my ears and stay put even after I fall asleep. I set the timer on the tv and nearly every morning, I wake up with these still in place. That's the one main reason for buying this brand and model. I hook these up to a Sony receiver, next to my bed and get pretty good sound...for about 7-8 months. At this time they generally start to lose volume in one ear or sometimes both. I can correct this by using the balance knob on the receiver and maybe get a few more months out of them before they fail completely. After prolonged use the cables become stiff and unflexable. That's usually when they go in the garbage. If I can get 1 year out of them, I'm happy.

These sound great. They're loud with great bass and clarity. If you're sick of dealing with quirky Bluetooth and buds that won't charge, won't connect, quit working, fall out and get lost - these are the ticket. I mountain bike and I've had to comb the bushes for dropped expensive earbuds several times. Run the cord up your shirt and you're good to go. All done with Bluetooth buds and never going back.

I WISH I KNEW ABOUT THESE SOONER. If I remember, the packaging was difficult to break open, but now I use these suckers ALL THE TIME. My kitten has tried to bite through these, and they still work as normal! I've had these for months, and I will choose this brand anytime over Apple earphones.My favorite part: You don't shove them deep into your ear! I hated how my earwax would get stuck inside my other earphones, and it made me anxious over whether I was letting myself get an ear infection. It also hurt my ears trying to shove the silicone-part of the bud into my ears before. Like the Apple earphones, these don't do that! I don't know if you still need to clean these, but I'm still infinitely happier with these.Sound quality: I bought some cheap $20 Bluetooth earphones (Airpods ripoff), and the sound quality of these earphones are way better than the Bluetooth ones. They're also probably better quality than the Apple earphones too, because I remember at some point one of the sides of the buds gave up on me. Some Apple earphones have glitched out on sound quality also. This hasn't happened for these earphones.The wire length is about an arm's length (a bit longer), so they're convenient for travel and a lack of tangling.They're not noise-proof, but I personally like that because family members barge into my room all the time asking me questions and I'd rather not have to ask them to repeat themselves.

They have an excellent sound, I can pick up all the words when I watch TV. Unfortunately, they are very hard and hurt my ears. I can't lay down with them in. I don't understand why they called them Gumy, any ideas?

I can't say enough about how much I love these earbuds. They sound great, are long lasting, and are comfortable. They stay put in my ears too. So many colors to choose from, I just love having several for all my devices.

I've been using these earbuds for several years -- I like them because they sound decent and are not covered in furshlugginer rubber like every other bloody thing that has a cord sold in the world today. I suspect Apple is to blame for starting this trend, but here's a hint to manufacturers if they want to make a quality, user-friendly product: cover the wires in plastic, not rubber. Rubber gets caught and tangled on EVERYTHING. Stop covering cords with rubber. May JVC continue to make these earbuds exactly as they are right now.While they will eventually fail -- all products of this sort are bound to wear out at some point -- these can take a lot of punishment. Case in point: I had my set with me in the car and wasn't using them because I had my iPod plugged directly into the car's sound system. Somehow, the earbuds fell halfway out of the driver's side door. As I drove along, I'd noticed a tick-tick-tick sound and pulled over to investigate. It was the earbuds, dangling from the car, hitting the ground, and bouncing up against the car door.They still work. (NOTE: I do not recommend trying this. Your experience may vary.)If you are looking for noise-canceling headphones or earbuds, these are not they. But it's perfect for me because I very much WANT to hear the sound of traffic as I'm riding my bike. Noise-canceling earbuds would not be safe.

I love it, nice audio quality

Gostei do fone bastante. Muito bom.

I prefer this style to others because they are more comfortable than the ones with the round silicone bit that goes into your ears. It's been harder to find this style in stores. The low price means I don't worry about losing or breaking them. Sound quality isn't amazing but I am not picky about that at all.

I am pleased with the audio output fidelity of these earphones when I connected them to my Sony Walkman radio. The length of the cords could have been about 20% longer for me, however they are very good and I would recommend them.

Très bon rapport qualité prix si vous les payez environ à 20 $.ou moins car ils montent de prix exagérément ( 60 $ c'est trop ! ) On entend bien les basses. Je les trouve très pratiques avec mon mp3 que j'écoute beaucoup.