– DC950HI Wired Earphones, In-Ear Headphones with Microphone, Black

At the time of posting, these headphones are under £20. At that price, these headphones are a no brainer. The large neodymium drivers have plenty of bass, and volume, the volume slider works adequetly (Though can be a little sensitve at times), and the remote button works correctly (depending on application suport). The claim that the cable is untangleable, is perhaps a tiny bit exagerated, I have managed to tangle it. However, that was with some determined shoving in pockets, and generally it was far easier to untangle than traditional cables. There is an unusual feature, where the earbuds can be detached from the cable. The fit is quite solid despite this, so there is no worry of them falling off. I assume that this feature would be very useful if a single earbud failed (as they have on many pairs of other companies headphones that I have purchased in the past (JVC was particularly bad for this)) or if the cable was damaged and the earbuds were fine, and replacement bits were able to be procured. My one grumble would be that the bud tips are rubber, which can get uncomfortable for some people, i just find that they come out easily with a bit of weight under them, and aren't the nicest feeling. Foam buds would suit it better in my opinion, but you can pick these up for a decent price. Another thing, where the cable splits to the earphones, those lengths of wire are the same length. this isn't a huge biggy, but i would prefer the side with the inline mic/controls to be long, then the left side be a bit shorter, so they go around the back of the neck. this means you can dangle them round your neck or they can fall out and its no issue. I actually found the buds to actually be the wrong way round. the left was on the right, and the right was on the left. this does nothing to affect sound, unless you are using surround sound in non music cases, like a game with footsteps or something. Overall, brilliant product, at a brilliant price. The earbuds are pretty solid, with a metal casing. The three different sizes of earbud thingy is very nice, ensuring a good fit (I'm using the ones that were on it to start with)

These are pretty fab for the price. I bought mine a few years ago and they are still going strong now. I can’t wear the apple type headphones as they hurt my ears so I was looking for an alternative when I got them. The sound quality is absolutely fantastic for the price, the bass is deep and does not drown out the music, the treble does not sound tinny, and the fact that they are loud enough to cancel out most noises just puts the cherry on top. I’m a music girl so I wear mine All the time so comfort is key and my ears are not sore after wearing them all day, and I mean all day! They also have the S,M,L ear covers so it’s easy to choose the right size. Would recommend them 100% to those that refuse to pay stupid money for a decent pair of headphones! These are definitely one of my best buys 😁

I've used way too many earphones in the past, ones where issues like one ear stops working, sound quality is bad, sound becomes distorted. They've all had their share of dissappointing me. Granted I should take some responsibility, as soon as I come home I unplug my earphones and dump them on my table, that may be a contributor to the barrage of issues I get. However as the saying goes, you get what you pay for, and the headphones that have failed me have typically been under £15 Generally you want products you can trust, for example I had the same issues with USB cables being the same, I figured, am I just this careless with items? Then I bought an amazon basics branded USB cable and it never happened again. This is what you look for in all accessories, an item that will last the test of time, and not get broken if you throw it on your bed or table when you are done. You want to know that if the cable bends even slightly (as headphones do) it won't cease to work in a month. Betron never did that for me, my first pair lasted 5 months, the volume control broke and so I stopped using it but the earphones themselves never faltered. Was the volume control my fault? Perhaps; my theory is that the gym bar may have caused pressure on it, for that reason I have to be aware of where the volume control is to avoid that and can only wait. Onto sound quality: I listen to Pop/Hip Hop mainly on my phone and these do it for me, music creates an awesome amount of energy and these immerse you in it, they come with different sized and shaped earbuds for different preferences and ears, when I put them on the world dissappears and it is just me and music, so that's a great job done. Note these earphones are primarily for mobile phones, I would not recommend them for PC or Laptops, I would go for headphones! Style: These are red and black, which to me are my favourite combination of colours, they look cool and the build quality looks solid, you aren't scared that u could snap these with your fingers that's for sure. Presentation: Earphones can be kept safely in an earphone bag, although I don't personally use it. Hassle free packaging, and a small plastic bag with all the other earbuds. Value: For the price I honestly cannot fault it, if you're into PC gaming I would compare these to plantronics. I'm going to give this 4 stars and the main reason for that is that these are my second pair, I will use them more carefully and see how they stand the test of time and if they do it's a solid 5 stars from me.

tl;dr: At under £20, these headphones have a lot of bang for the buck, good sound quality, solid engineering with metal construction on the earbuds themselves. If given the choice of these, or a similarly priced other brand, get these. You probably won't regret it. At the time of posting, these headphones are under £20. At that price, these headphones are a no brainer. The large neodymium drivers have plenty of bass, and volume, the volume slider works adequetly (Though can be a little sensitve at times), and the remote button works correctly (depending on application suport). The claim that the cable is untangleable, is perhaps a tiny bit exagerated, I have managed to tangle it. However, that was with some determined shoving in pockets, and generally it was far easier to untangle than traditional cables. There is an unusual feature, where the earbuds can be detached from the cable. The fit is quite solid despite this, so there is no worry of them falling off. I assume that this feature would be very useful if a single earbud failed (as they have on many pairs of other companies headphones that I have purchased in the past (JVC was particularly bad for this)) or if the cable was damaged and the earbuds were fine, and replacement bits were able to be procured. The earbuds are pretty solid, with a metal casing. The three different sizes of earbud thingy is very nice, ensuring a good fit (I'm using the ones that were on it to start with) As for sound quality, I would descrbe it like listening to through a decent pair of speakers in a soundbooth. Unusal at first to say the least but once you get used to them, the sound quality is very good. In summary, overall great headpones for the price, if you want a good pair of in-ear headphones for under £40 go for these.

These headphones WERE insanely good. I’ve never before had a problem with betron products. Until these. I bought them to listen to my lectures, as they’re online and I have VERY loud housemates. On average they get about 10h of use a week of lecturers chatting on about literature, so nothing too strenuous on them either. And I’ve had them for a month and four days. Today during my lecture, the audio cut out, and is now crinkling and crackling. I’d understand had I put any strain on the headphones through pulling or loud music, but I was sat there at my desk, taking notes and listening to a lecturer who has the speech of what can only be described as an asmr sleep podcast bought to life. The audio quality has gone from excellent to piss poor, and I’m four days out of my returns policy. It’s depressing really, they were the best wired headphones I’ve ever had, and cut out the sound enough that I can’t hear my train wreck housemates with it on half volume so I don’t have to destroy my eardrums in order to focus. I’d be happy to change my review given the chance, but for the price point, these aren’t a pair of headphones I can justify replacing every month or so given I’m a student. I’m hoping this is a fault with just my pair. But dearest betron, if you could send a replacement so I can actually finish my uni year without the bgm of my flatmates screaming and playing games and getting drunk at 3pm on a Monday afternoon, I’d be ever so greatful.

Absolutely love these Betrons. I ordered the ones with the in-line controls (be sure to look at the small product picture squares to select the in-line ones), I can change the volume of music and skip/pause/resume a track from the in-line without needing to do that from the phone/music player - including answering/speaking on the phone. They are really well balanced, nice bass, treble and are loud [very important]. They are quite heavy thus you'll need to find the best rubbers to suit your ears - you can use other rubbers as they use the same fitting other brands use. They look great and with an added speakerboost app I use (android), they have better sound than sets 4x the price. I promise you'll really be happy with these, at such an excellent price, there are no negatives! I would like to see Betron make these with hook-ear fittings, that screw in or out like the actual buds do for added awesomeness, so the wearer has a choice. This would be good when moving fast or jogging for example, due to the weight they can drop out, it would make them the only pair I'd need. Because the buds are removeable, you need to be aware that pulling hard on the lead could pull the fiting out, so use a clip on the wire just in case. The lead is flat and red/black, they never tangle. With hooks as optional fittings, these would be some of the best earphones on the market this side of £100.00 range. Forget beats, these are better.

I WOULD STRONGLY ADVISE YOU STAY AWAY FROM THIS PRODUCT. After accidentally losing my Sennheiser MM30G in the washing machine, I was looking for a suitable replacement to them without splashing so much money. I remember a friend of mine recommended the Betron series of earphones so I decided to give them a go. At first glance, the build quality seemed to have a mixture of cheap and durable elements to it with cheap plastic in the 'volume controls' to the metallic feeling material at the back of the earphones. They feel slightly heavier than standard earphones due to the weight of the tangle free cable (which works well) and the metallic casing in the earphones. This causes the earphone to slip out of my ear very frequently since a vast majority of the weight is distributed where the cable meets the earphones. I found myself having to fiddle with it many times just to try keep it in my ear. This is a very big design flaw. After using these earphones nearly everyday for three months, you can tell from your first listen that they are very bass heavy as advertised but the bass does drown the mids and the highs slightly. I didn't mind it too much as the overall sound was still enjoyable but it's nothing to be impressed with. The detachable cable in the earphones was more of an annoyance than a great feature. I found while listening to music while walking that the music will cut out due to the plug into the earphones becoming loose. Once again, I find myself fiddling with it just to get the music back. Without a locking mechanism, this feature is completely flawed and just causes so much hassle. What was misleading to me was the picture of the 'volume rocker'. There is only one physical button to play/pause music, the volume is controlled by a slider which doesn't control the volume in your device, but only resists the sound going into the earphones. This is another flawed feature since the slider isn't long so getting the right volume requires a lot of pressure on your fingers. After only three months of use, I broke the earphones by accident when I tried to unplug the cable in the earphones (the sound cut out once again so I tried to reattach the earphones to try make it stay in place) the plug also pulled the entire socket and the internal wiring off in the left earphone. This would not have happened if the socket was secured together properly. I guessed that's what happens when you try to hold the socket together with cheap thin plastic. Not a lot was inside the earphone, just a piece of wire. Overall, the earphones had okay sound, just severely let down by the poor design and material choices of the earphones. I ended up buying the Sennheiser MM30G again just because I missed them so much. AGAIN I WOULD STRONGLY ADVISE YOU STAY AWAY FROM THIS PRODUCT.

Order Placed: 29 December 2016 Price at Purchase: £14.99 Overview: It was a while ago that I bought them so I can't remember exactly how long they took to arrive, what packaging they were in or what was in the box, but the actual earphones I am still using today, so I can talk about them quite easily. Pros: - L-shaped headphone jack to insert into your device which means they won't get damaged as easily -> I have broken other earphones that have had a straight plug. - Comfortably fit in your ear -> also come with other shape/size ear buds if the one on the earphones doesn't fit well. - Durable -> I was listening to music and actually dropped one of the earphones into a glass of water but after drying them they still work fine and sound the same. - Good sound quality -> I'm not an expert with bass etc but to me, they sound good and I am very impressed for the price. - Noise cancelling works well and external sound is very quiet and muffled. - Very easy to untangle the cables which is a big problem with some earphones. - They look attractive. Cons: - A small thing, but the cables have twisted slightly and it bugs me a bit. Conclusion: They are some very good quality headphones that have lasted a lot longer than many of my other pairs and sound exceptionally good for the price. Score: 9/10

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Use 9n my Samsung tablet and Samsung s10+ phone for movies and music. They work amazing.

I usually buy a little cheaper headphones because they tend to break at my industrial job. Many cheaper headphones have a lot of sub-bass but distortion in the kick which is very sad when listening to electronic music. I was very surprised by these headphones which had a lot of power in both the kick and the sub.bass, as well as a balanced sound. I am often surprised how good they really sound!

I purchased these for an MP3 player (AGPtek A20) to use instead of the uncomfortable set that came with it. The player turns off the back-light after 20 seconds or so, at which point it seems to go into a sort of "semi-sleep" mode. You can still listen but can't adjust anything without powering it back up, unless you have the inline control. So my comments here relate to how I found these earbuds work with this particular player. The volume feature works well. The pause/play will only work when the back-light is on. The "mic" feature isn't relevant in this case. (See "edit" below for next/previous feature.) The sound is better than you would expect for the price. The cord is flat, not round & fairly long- in excess of 4 feet. They're supposed to come with 3 sets of tips - one pair each of S, M, L (although mine had a fourth set inside the little carrying bag). They also have a small shirt clip, but I can't anything about it as I haven't used it. They seem well made & sturdy enough although I haven't used them during anything strenuous. I plugged them into the laptop just to experiment- none of the inline features worked there, but as this is meant to be used with a phone, that wasn't really a surprise. I'm extremely satisfied with them so far. Edited to add- the next track/previous track feature doesn't seem to work well with the AGPtek A20 player. I also plugged these into my Sony Walkman NWZ series player & none of the inline functions work. They still work as earbuds though & I'd recommend them based on the quality of the sound & the moderate price! Another thing to be aware of is they're not a good choice for sleeping in- at least not for side sleepers. Even with the smallest tips, they stick too far out of the ear canal to be comfortable. The comfort level is fine otherwise.

Comme la plupart des écouteurs contemporains, un côté finit mystérieusement par ne plus émettre de son, qu'importe le traitement soigneux ou négligé auquel ils sont soumis. Les miens fonctionnent encore, mais après avoir été branchés 1h, un des deux côtés cesse d'émettre du son et c'est fatiguant. On ne fait plus rien de durable dans le marché des écouteurs, c'est gavant. Le son est correct, ça manque peut-être un peu d'aigu. Beaucoup de fabriquants privilégient les basses parce-que ça "plaît" de se faire bombarder les oreilles. Mais la plupart des audiophiles vous diront que la majeure partie du son est gâchée par les basses, et c'est vrai. Les aigus sont délaissés. Dommage.