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.

At first, these sounded TERRIBLE. I mean, worse than dollar store earbuds. However, after trying every single tip in the kit, I finally found one that sort of fits my ear and now I can't live without them. My progression from earbuds went like this: Lenntek (quite possiblly the best sounding single driver IEMs for the price) -> Mee Dual drivars -> ActionPie. the Mee dual drivers sound amazing in their own right. Tight bass, crisp highs, buttery midtones... the ActionPies are pretty comparable. They do look a bit odd in your ears but I do feel the audio is slightly better. I'm not going to talk soundstage or use fancy audiophile speak because they don't really mean anything. At the end of the day, you just want to know if the Blue Ray version of Deadpool sounds the same as what you experienced in the movie theater. Yes, it's pretty dang close... IF you find the right tips. As with most IEMs, fit is key to getting good bass response and isolation for the mid and highs. A word of caution. The stems that the tips go on are STUPID. The stems have a lip on them but the tips do not. That means, when you put the tips on, they will either stay in your ear when you pull the buds out or you'll lose a ton of tips because they just fall off over time. Finding tips that fit these is a challenge. I have yet to find some that stay on consistently. So, with that, i give these a solid 4 stars. -1 star for the poor fit of the tips but everything else is just awesome. THe only thing that could make this better would be an angled audio connector. Update: 8/11/2016 Today, I was happily listening to some kpop (yeah, don't hate) during work and i noticed that one side went dead. Well, kind of makes sense when the top plate of the earbud separates from the main body. Half in my ear, the other half sitting on my lap. Not cool. The two pieces aren't glued well or ultrasonically bonded. It's just (from what I can tell, double sided taped together.. a long sticky piece of something just peeled off from the inside. I'd take 1/2 a star off for this because i'm not sure if these were defective or if it's just something that happens over time. i just glued them back together and they're working just fine.

These headphones are perfect. They look and feel very high-quality. The packaging was great and the extra accessories like the case and pouch are helpful. The variety of ear cushion options ensures you will almost definitely have some material that will feel comfortable to you, though the ones that were pre-attached with the product felt really comfortable to me already so I haven't played with all the options. I'm no expert on sound quality, but I do like the output from these earphones. In short, there is nothing I dislike about these. Update: there is definitely a durability issue, so I'm knocking off a couple stars (originally a 5-star review). The plate that holds the ear bud has a tendency to fall off. Lasted maybe half a year before the first issue? And about a full year before I ended up losing a piece. I'd recommend pulling the plates off yourself if you notice one coming loose (or if either fall off on you) and reattach with some strong glue or epoxy so you don't lose the pieces at some point. Other than that, works great. I reglued one of them with a Gorilla glue epoxy and haven't had any issues with sound quality or falling off since. Unfortunately, I later managed to lose the other piece (by time I noticed the other side had fallen off, it was too late because the piece was already lost) so now I only have a half-usable pair of headphones. I'd give these at least 4 or 5 stars if they hadn't made it so easy for me to break them and lose an important piece. I think they may need to use a higher quality glue if they're going to design their product this way. These were easily my favorite pair of cheap headphones up until losing the one ear piece. I might reorder and just be more proactive with taking care of the next pair.

I got these based on price and so far they're okay. For what you get in the entire package, it seems very reasonable. The only other good earphones I know are the JVC HAFX1X. Which unfortunately are not being made anymore and as such as had a serious price hike. In comparison, the actual voice clarity is surprisingly great. It lacks the powerful bass I have come accustomed to the JVC's but offer a louder and clearer voice in songs. I have had to go a larger earbud size to get a good seal. There is something off in the audio which sounds somewhat tinny to me at certain times, but I'm sure I will get used to it and for the money I really can't complain. And comparing the two isn't quite fair since the JVC are Bass Orientated **UPDATE** After about 2 months of ownership, and wearing in the headphones, they grew on me and they seem pretty versatile for most genres of music. Wear and tear wise, there seems to be a few design issues. Because the chord is so grippy, the wire usually gets snagged on a lot of things during use, i.e really not meant for use in gym. Unfortunately the snagging adds extra stress on the clear part of the plastic. This plastic is actually two parts, one with the groovings for the earbud and the second which actually extends the housing of the driver to see the gold colored drivers. The bad thing is, after only two months, whatever clear adhesive (looks preformed) becomes weak and eventually the front part attached to the earbud just falls off. Just wanted people to keep this in mind to take extra care. *update 2 After ordering for a second time, I just liked their versatility I have to say it's not worth the money. Surprise surprise they popped off again right outside the return policy of amazon. Look for another pair these aren't worth it unless you keep them at your desk only.

This review is for the Action Pie dual driver headphones. The phones were used on a US variant Samsung Note 4 with all equalizer settings flat in the stock android music app. I've been buying some of the more reasonable priced in-ear headphones on Amazon to review and enjoy. I've owned several pair of high end over-ear headphones including the highly regarded Sennheiser HD650. I would consider myself a knowledgeable audiophile that can tell a tonally accurate set of phones from mediocre and poor units. This is my subjective opinion and will not hype anything up or embellish. I was not given these phones by the manufacturer, nor was I offered any compensation for my review. I paid full price on Amazon (approx $27) The Action Pie in-ear phones came nicely packaged and include an attractive case and carrying pouch. Initial build quality I would rate as very good. They include several sets of silicone tips of various sizes but unless you have had success with the silicone tips you will notice a set in the box that are foam rubber, for me these provide the best seal in my ear canals. If you don't get a proper seal you will be disappointed with the bass response. I played several genres of music including rock, pop and jazz. I can say that at $27 these headphones rival the smooth tonality of units that cost 4X as much (Shure SE215). Bass frequencies are smooth and lack the midbass bloat that many in-ear phones exhibit. The midrange is accurate and realistic. Imaging and instrument placement will never be as good as a high quality over-ear phone, but these are about as good as it gets in this segment. Treble frequencies are fairly smooth and lack the annoying sibilance of a lot of in-ear's in this price range. Distortion of all frequencies seems low. They have a natural sound and don't require a lot of equalizer adjustment to sound balanced (to me) In summary, I believe these attributes along with an attractive $27 price tag earn these a 5 star rating. I believe you simply can't go wrong with these phones, you can spend much more and get a lot less. I hope this review helps people and if you have questions don't hesitate to ask. The BLM

I wanted to like these headphones. The sound is decent but nothing amazing, the design is strange but comfortable, and they come with a TON of earbuds... but overall they're just not worth it. Especially because mine had the speakers start to go out after only 2 months of use. First of all, the sound is average. ActionPie advertises these headphones as being premium sound with fantastic bass, but they're really just average sound with regular bass. They're almost no different from most earbuds at this point. On top of that you need to have the earbuds perfectly positioned in your ears to get any quality out of these earbuds, and any slight movement will have the ridiculous high end screeching in your ear. They also advertise this product as tangle proof, which is objectively untrue. While it is definitely much easier to untangle than most headphones I've used, they certainly don't prevent tangles as a whole. My suggestion is to reword that statement, as it's just not true at all. The microphone function is VERY fickle. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesnt. You can try using the button on it to do something like answer a call or change tracks when listening to music, but expect it to only work when it wants to.To be fair, this particular fact is mentioned both in the product description and the manual (which, by the way, is written with such poor English it's almost impossible to read), but I feel like in general that's not something that should happen, nor is it something I've ever encountered with similar products. Finally, these earbuds failed after just two months of use. I use headphones freqently on my commute to work and needed something durable with good sound that I thought would last for a while. Turns out it was NOT these earbuds. There is no physical damage and no accidents happened to them, the speakers just started to go out on me about 3 days ago. There's a bunch of static whenever the plug is moved and the sound in both earphones cuts out abruptly This is extremely disappointing, considering the fact that when they're NOT perpetually on sale they can cost $100.00!! I'm glad I was not one of the ones fooled into buying a product that LOOKS expensive but seems about as poorly made as the $10 pair of earbuds I can buy at a gas station. Long story short if you're looking for earbuds with great overall sound that last long, don't buy these.

This product was not what I expected, even though it was on sale and it had good ratings I personally didn't like it at first. CONS: 1. The rubber wire is very prone to getting tangled, I'm always spending time having to untangle them before I can put them in my ear. 2. They're very uncomfortable. Usually the rubber in-ear earbuds are my favorite for being comfortable but these have left my ears sore after just an hour of use. My ears are weird though so they might fit you better. (EDIT: Found at they're meant to be worn upside down, wire going behind the ear. They fit perfectly and don't hurt anymore.) 3. They cut off at times. The left earbud cuts off at times if the jack is at a bad position. I've only had these for 2 weeks and this already happens. This only happens with my skullcandys after 6 months, with heavy use and some occasional accidental washer trips. (EDIT: Company saw this and sent a new fixed one.) 4. The box was a typical Chinese "apple" font white box. Gave me a bad taste before I opened it. PROS: 1. They have decent bass and good sound. They are what you should expect from a $12 earbuds but these were like $25 2. Cool look to them and the box comes with a lot of extra rubber parts. 3. It also comes with a earbud baggy and a zip box. Very sleek designs from both and are useful for keeping them from getting lost. They should improve the outer box though. Overall not very pleased with the product at first but getting used to the earbuds overtime. EDIT: I received a pair from the provider to replace my broken ones. I really appreciate a company that cares about their product and customers. The new ones haven't broken yet so I'm satisfied. As before buy at own risk but know that the company cares about their customers and are willing to improve their product.

Audífonos de buena apariencia exterior; entregados en un estuche bonito y con varios accesorios útiles y de buena calidad. El sonido no alcanza a ser tan fino o poderoso como se esperaba, sobre todo en el micrófono, pero por el precio creo que cumple. Para usuarios no tan exigentes considero que están muy bien.

Perfect bass. Love it. Awesome for any kind of music.

Excelente producto buen detalle de sonido , graves marcados y muy alto volumen que alcanza sin distorsión , a tope de un móvil si distorsiona aun que sinceramente es llevarlo a un extremo donde era vez subirás , baja impedancia asi que ocupas poca potencia para moverlos , sin embargo no son son sensibles como para molestar

for those searching for a durable earphone remember nothing is durable in this world....not even a year has passed and left earpiece started giving problems....

I liked the headphones but within a few days the plastic strength guide (black eyelets) started falling out and sliding down the cable. It’s isn't very serious but make be dubious of over all longevity and quality. Update June 27 2019. They broke, they kept losing the wrap that bound the Kevlar strength factor.