Degauss Labs SPKRS Universal Box Headphones - Red

Great earphones! although the *YELLOW* pair i ordered, the picture was a very nice, bright yellow however when they arrived they were a duller yellow which i was disappointed at, these have many good accessories and packaged brilliantly! great all round earphones but the bass is great! however id your songs arent from iTunes you can hear the difference greatly...

Amazing quality for the price! I found them much better than the Apple or Samsung headsets that they give you with the phones

The SPKRS look and feel like a high quality item. The anodized aluminium housing, flat ribbon cable, right angle plug and microphone/remote all have a nice finish and feel. I found the default earbuds perfect for my ears - I can have them in for hours with no discomfort, and they are grippy enough to stay in place whether I'm at home on the sofa or out running. The package includes a good selection of alternative bud tips, including the memory foam type which will mould to your uniquely shaped ear canal. A bugbear of mine with many in-ear headphones is noise transmitted through the cable, especially when moving about or exercising. These are remarkably impervious to noise from knocks and friction, and superb at shutting out external noise.All good so far, but the sound caters to quite specific tastes. These are perfect if you like your music bass-heavy. However this comes at the expense of balance and detail in the mid range and high end of the frequency spectrum. Any delicate brushwork or high hats in jazz type music simply disappear, strings and vocals can sound a bit boomy and lumpy. As a result I couldn't imagine getting much pleasure listening to acoustic, classical, soft rock or jazz with these. On the move however, the combination of good noise isolation and bass-heavy balance allows you to listen at reasonably low levels and you don't really miss the high end so much, making for more relaxing listening on the bus, train or while jogging or walking.Summary: Exceptional build and noise isolation. Bass-heavy balance. Great for outdoors, especially for hip-hop, reggae, funk, and speech, less good for acoustic music, and available for £14.99 at HMV in any colour except black at the time of writing - sorry, Amazon :PBy the way, for similarly high build quality with a neutral balance and great sound quality I recommend the RHA range. However, they are not so good at noise isolation. As I have the luxury of owning both, I'm using my RHAs at home and the SPKRS when out.

These are decent enough for a pair of <£20 headphones.I use these for my commute and when running and i have had no complaints.The remote works well with my Nexus 4I did notice a bit of interference when i banged or moved the cable in the socket but this seems to have subsided.

I bought these earbuds 30 days ago, and initially was impressed with the workmanship and the extra buds. I was able to find the perfect fit for my ears. Unfortunately, the left earbud has now stopped working.

Bought these to replace my amazing but self inflicted damaged soundmagic earphones. Got the grey set and all was brilliant great value at £8. So bearing that in mind purchased a second white pair for the commute to work and after less than one week the left bud is crackling and going by other reviews will guess will stop working. Not happy.

Easily my favourite earphones, with the simplistic design and colour.There's also a neat one button feature and comes different ear buds.Press once = PausePress Twice = SkipPress Thrice = Previous

Very good headphones and cheap but already the right ear is going - sometimes can hear through it and sometimes not. Still works as handsfree which is why I bought it.