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Bought a batch of different IEM's all under $30 and these were the stand out to me. They fit really well and the sound quality really outshined all of the other ones. Surprisingly good bass response without being muddy or dull. We'll see how they hold up over time but so far really impressed for the price.

Good news for the cheap audiophile. Nice warm sound with classical music and jazz, outstanding bass response with the proper DAC. (I'm listening through a Dragonfly Cobalt and the acoustic double bass on the Count Basie Trio album For the First Time is terrific!) Didn't need too much burning in.

Purchased to replace a pair of Shure IEM earbuds. From multiple reviews, I was under the impression these would be sufficient. While they do sit well in my ear, and they sound clear, the bleed from outside sources is much greater than the Shure. I shouldn’t have expected much for the price, so this review will be based on that. It’s good for the money if you want something which will be tight, yet comfortable in the ear canal, and has clear sound, it’s a good product. The wires do tangle very easily, the rubber sheathing which sits over the ear awkwardly adjusts to allow it to form around the ear, and there is no clasp to cinch the L and R wires tightly (like iPhone and Shure wired headphones).As a drummer, I can’t play with these in my ear as the sound isolation is too little, unlike one reviewer who claimed the isolation was so good, even being a heavy hitter didn’t affect the ability to hear the buds. I respectfully disagree with that review. I had to reduce my playing to HotRods, play lighter still, and crank the iPhone volume to 80% just for the drums and music to balance. Too high of volume level in my opinion. Also during performances, they do offer volume, but I’d rather have isolation instead of making eardrums bleed, much to the chagrin of Spinal Tap’s recommendation.I use them for running, and they’re pretty good with exception to the cord being shorter than what is comfortable, where the phone jumbles in my pocket and yanks on the cord on occasion, which then yanks on my ears. Annoying. So I have to hold the phone, which is Also annoying. I suppose I could purchase an arm band to hold it. A clasp would be wonderful to keep the wires from jumping around on my head when the cord is loose.I should just take a bite out of my wallet and go back to the Shure earbuds. They suit my needs better as a drummer. But for casual listening in the office or on a jog, these earbuds are fine for the price.

I really, really like these monitors. The wood grain look is fantastic, and so is the stone look. As far as monitors go I'd say they're middle of the road, maybe a little bit better than that. I use them exclusively for playing on stage. I play both Rhythm and Lead guitar, as well as bass. They don't have the same frequency response as the shures or sennheisers I used to use, but for the price they are absolutely unbeatable. And it's great cuz if they get lost, damage, or stolen, I can replace these way easier than I can replace the other brands I've used. Looks, 10/10. Sound, 8/10. Durability, 8/10. Overall, 9/10. Value for price, 12/10.

These are absolutely amazing! Especially for the price. The quality is great, the bass is spectacular, and you can hear everything. I noticed hidden vocals in songs I've listened to thousands of times!! They are also super cute. Noise canceling is amazing too. Better than my Galaxy Earbuds.

I’ve bought two of these earbuds over the past couple years and they work very well, they are a quality pair of earbuds that doesn’t have a built in mic, this allows me to enjoy high quality audio on my vr headset without replacing the onboard mic on the headset. However both of the earbuds I’ve bought over the past couple years have broken in the exact same way, the glue holding the wood colored plastic piece would fail leading to it falling off and exposing the guts of the earbud, also the cap is the only thing keeping the braided wire in place and when the cap falls off, often the braided wire would come loose leading to all the weight and strain to be on the two thin wires soldered to the board causing one or both of the wires to break. This happened to me today and I plan to attempt to re-solder the wire to the board and re-glue the cap myself. Overall it’s a fine product with one major flaw so if you buy it I would recommend you intentionally remove the caps and apply super glue yourself.

Best bang for the buck for sure.Rich sound. Clear tones. Better than my expensive set, for stage.

I've used a lot of wired earbuds over the past few years. Honestly, these DCMEKA are by far the most comfortable. There's something about my ears that most earbuds either hurt after an hour or two, or they refuse to stay in my ears. But these I can wear for hours and not feel any discomfort. They have a semi-rigid loop over the back of the ear that keeps them in place.Sound quality is really surprisingly good, and would be superior to many earbuds that cost a lot more. I've had these for over a year and now they are starting to cut out on one side, so I'm buying another pair. At this price, it's not a problem. I can travel with them and if they get stolen or lost, it's not a big deal.Another thing I noticed after comparing them to some CCA earbuds I recently tried: the CCA earbuds are too shrill at high frequencies for me, as well as being uncomfortable in my ear. I'm sensitive to high frequency notes, and prefer to dampen them a little in my stereo in my car. While the CCA earbuds may be considered more accurate for sound monitoring purposes, I personally find the high-end clarity a little too piercing for casual use. But the DCMEKA has, to me, a better mid and bass response and slightly muffles the high frequencies. It's perfect for me!