NICEHCK EB2S Pro Flat Head Earbuds, Wired Earbuds in-Ear Headphones,Noise Isolation Corded for 3.5mm/4.4mm Jack Ear Buds Galaxy S7 Edge,Galaxy S23 Ultra, Xiaomi Mi A3 Audiophile (3.5mm no Mic)

Bought these to replace a $75 pair of Bluetooth earbuds that were the last of several that outright lied about their playtime battery life. These produce an excellent sound for the price, reproducing details in songs I’ve listened to hundreds of times, that I’ve never heard; I can hear the foot pedal in certain piano pieces I’d not noticed before. I listen to a lot of orchestral disco and instrumentals from the 60s/70s/80s, and electronica, and these do a fantastic job. Can’t stand hip-hop/rap, but I can imagine the bass would be great, too. In terms of fit, they are a little large, even for me (tall guy with large ear-openings), and they don’t offer any noise cancellation. However, this is adequately compensated by the volume and richness of sound they can produce. The foam inserts are great, but the rubber o-rings seem to make them more comfortable. The wire is nice, feels solid, and does not tangle or twist easily. The earbuds, despite being of aluminum, aren’t too heavy; I suspect this is due also to the fact that the vertical staff on the earbuds being a plastic material, but it does not cheapen their hand feel. Overall, I’m greatly satisfied, and their very slight discomfort is something I think is due to my anatomy, and not the design of the product. I would highly recommend these, especially considering the quality of sound they produce at this price point. Accessories are all as good of quality as the units themselves. Lastly; speech is crystal clear while listening to podcasts, almost excruciatingly so; you can hear every sound from the mouth of the speaker, from breaths to cottonmouth lol I am now looking for a more noise-isolating earbud by NiceHCK for when I need more acute listening; I’m very pleased with this brand.

Amazing for the price and pretty much “monitor” standard as it’s extremely well balanced. Now, if you’re a basshead, this is not the flathead for you for multiple reasons, but if you want well positioned vocals and mid range, these are excellent. The soundstage is wide and engaging. Highly recommended for live perfoemances, musical, classical and spoken word. PS: I got the wrong version, so contacted support, excellent customer service.

I have not gone back to bulky headphones or in ears ever since I’ve purchased this Another suggestion if you prefer a warmer sound are the moondrop U2s

Great sound quality and very durable cord quality. Some nice highs and decent bass. Comes with some ear covers for a better fit. Wish the black version in 3.5mm was available.

The product description is 100% inaccurate, its just a headphone without any controls whatsoever, which is what most people would expect anyways, maybe the mic version has it?! its not clearly defined. what i didn't know is that it comes with a nice little bag, rubber/cloth earpads, its a neat little package. as for the sound, its just decent enough, its just 30 usd after all, want good quality look elsewhere

These sound surprisingly great! I have these and their YDKs, and they are the best sounding earbuds I've ever had. And for a great price.

Having surveyed the landscape of 15-20 budget earbuds aiming for the audiophile sweet spot, I can confidently say the NICEHCK EB2S Pro is my current champion. This unassuming set punches well above its weight, delivering (in my opinion) a balanced sound that's engaging and easy to listen to for hours. For reference, my usual go-to brands tend to lean towards Faaeal, known for their budget audiophile-grade sound. The key to the EB2S Pro's magic lies in even handling of highs, mids, and lows. The highs are clear and detailed, avoiding the fatiguing sibilance that plagues lesser earbuds. Mids, while slightly recessed, retain a pleasant warmth and presence, crucial for vocals and intricate instrumental passages. The low end deserves special mention. Often a weak spot in flat-style earbuds, the EB2S Pro surprised me with its well-rounded bass response. Especially with the included foam covers, these earbuds deliver surprising depth (if not any real sub bass) for the form factor, easily surpassing similarly designed offerings from Fiio at a fraction of the cost. It's important to manage expectations: due to their open design, the EB2S Pro won't provide any noise isolation. This isn't a flaw, but simply a physical limitation of open earbuds. However, for those seeking a transparent, detailed listening experience without sacrificing sonic warmth, these earbuds excel. Beyond the sonic performance, the build quality is equally impressive at this price point. The braided cable feels reassuringly durable, and the overall construction inspires confidence. The NICEHCK EB2S Pro has not only become my go-to budget earbud, but it's also sparked my interest in exploring more offerings from this brand. If you're on the hunt for a wallet-friendly option that delivers audiophile-grade sound, the EB2S Pro should be at the top of your list. (On a semi-related note, I could have done without the anime packaging—I don't know why this is now a thing among chi-fi manufacturers. I assume the fad will pass in a year or two.)

I'd never heard of NICEHCK before seeing these earbuds. I was skeptical, but I'm a fan of flathead earbuds, so I rolled the dice. I'm glad I did because these EB2S are so comfortable and they sound so good! You get nice detail and separation, the bass is solid and vocals are crystal clear. You get a nice selection of foam covers and rubber rings for extra grip in your ears. They are extremely comfortable and you can wear them without feeling fatigued. I was so happy with these at the low cost that I decided to buy some of NICEHCK more premium buds, and those are great too.