ActionPie VJJB-V1S High Resolution Heavy Bass In-ear Headphones with Mic for SmartPhones

It comes with a pouch and a zip up case. Pretty awesome to see. Plus all the different ear tips. I've tried every single one because a lot of them either don't fit 100 percent falling out easily or not blocking out enough sound so that music doesn't sound as crisp.Now just because these don't fit my ears doesn't mean they won't fit yours. I'm a headphone person as well as a gamer and have long loved audio technicas and sennheisers. I'm an audiophile of sorts. And am picky with in ear buds.So with that. It would be natural for me to test all of them to see what gives me the best sound. I work out a lot and have gone through so many in ear buds and earphones. None of them last. I've never spent over 40 for in ear buds. Knowing that the more expensive ones are equally the same no matter what a company says to me.With that. These are not for gaming but are great for phones. Guess that is kinda obvious. As far as sound quality goes. All in ear buds sound the same to me. A good program to download would be power amp as it gives more life to in ear buds and ear phones together. Your phone isn't a studio nor aNY better than a mp3 from early 2000's. So thinking your buds will sound better, well you are wrong. What is in the phone limits all headphones down to ear buds in sound. Meaning no matter what a company lies to you about. "Better bass, boosted frequency's, etc". It's lies.But I haven't got to the actual buds yet. Have I?. Like I was saying before. I do a lot of running and working out. I've tested all buds that come with this to the point my ears hurt from certain ones not fitting properly. I don't like my buds falling out. The way these are crafted are perfect. I use the largest bugs that are rubber that have a tiny hole. It looks like a tit really as apposed to the more open ended ones. These work best for me. They go in stay in and surround the rest of my ear so no sound leaks. Or at least very little sound. What I also found out is that you can switch postions of the ear phones themselves. As in if they don't fit right you can switch whatever is Left and Right (since they aren't labeled) making it reversed but hey they fit better.So basically these ear phones have a lot of flexibility and customization to them. These are the best ear buds I've ever bought and the life span. Is still going strong. Most buds I buy only last a month or 2 hardly ever any longer than that. I will update my review when that time comes. Since I bought them 3 weeks ago or so.Sound quality they are very crisp and flat. Again power amp will change the way you hear your music with is bass, treble, and stereo x knob. I can't hardly hear the world around me and can not hear it at all when the music is playing. These are great buds for the money and have a lot of customizing to them making them very universal. Plus the build quality surpasses and buds I have ever bought. And I have bought a lot.As a some what audiophile I am very pleases with these and think anyone who is thinking about getting them should.

tl;dr: Very balanced, build quality is great, comes with a lot in package.Before I say anything else, this is reviewing from the POV of a semi-audiophile; I'm not TOO serious, but I do have a dedicated sound card, DAC/AMP, and a variety of headphones.Now then:Sound quality is good for this price. It did not totally blow me away, but you really can't go wrong with these. Overall, everything is VERY balanced;something I did not expect from a, uhhh, generic brand like this. With the 2 drivers gimmick, you'd expect bass to be overpowering, but no, it is contained, and surprisingly defined. These shine pretty well in the mids as well; you can easily pick out the individual instruments and layers. Genres like EDM, I'm pretty confident I can recreate the entire song in FL by just picking out the parts using these headphones(not saying you can't do that with other headphones, but for around 27 bucks? That's pretty good.) Highs are where it gets a little iffy. Its not BAD by any means, but at times, things like high-hats and even E-strings on violins can sound a bit tinny. This makes it sound like the high tones are in the background, almost like a white noise(of course, that is HEAVILY exaggerated; just an example to try to explain how it sounds.)As for the non-sound aspects, its pretty solid overall. I haven't had it for too long, but it definitely FEELS pretty well built; probably will last a long time. Cord is well protected, but is coated with a sticky rubber, so it will frequently catch on things like clothing and tables. This is easily avoided by running it through the inside of your shirt, or using a clip. It is, however, an all plastic construction; looks shiny like metal, but its glossy plastic. That may sound cheap, but do not fret, I assure you it is QUALITY plastic; in fact, I suspect it may be a blend of materials instead of just plastic. It feels a bit like porcelain.Besides the headphones themselves, you get a pretty good amount of accessories as well: A hard(ish) carrying case, a soft carrying bag, and SEVEN sets of eartips. One set is not gel but actually those fancy foam ones you typically find on 300 dollar Shures. A shame that they were too big for me-they felt really nice and soft in my hands though, lol. The other 6 sets are gel. 3 are of one style, which is a bit more open, which I found MIGHT give slightly more punchier bass(probably placebo), while the other kind has a smaller hole. Each type is in 3 sizes.If I had to complain about something, it would be the sticky cord. Also I guess the logo doesn't look that cool. You can probably tell I don't have a lot to complain about.