Soundmagic E50C Wired Earbuds, with Mic, In-Ear Monitor, 3.5mm Jack, Red | Clear bass, Balanced HiFi sound, Noise isolation, Sturdy metal build, Inline mic & remote, Tangle-free cable, Comfortable fit

Bought these for my daughter. She asked why the were so expensive as she has previously bought crap from poundshops or supermarket. Wasn't long before she understood. She loves them and uses them all the time. They are very comfortable and sound great. Bass is not exaggerated like many headphones - I personally hate all the super bass heavy headphones/speakers of recent years. These are nicely balanced and allow vocals/guitars etc to sound crisp clear with being overwhelmed with bass. The deep bass is still there when listening to hip-hop/dance/classical. They were a great bargain in the rose gold colour compared to black/grey ones as this colour must be unpopular. Much easier to find in this colour if you are searching for them too.

My favourite earphones at the moment. I own Bose Soundtrue and AKG K451 and these are better sounding than both. At first they are VERY bright and this might explain some of the bad reviews- but they need to have a burn-in time of at least 4 hours. Once they have had this warm up they will sound great. Clear and crisp and just the right amount of bass. If you want bass heavy headphones I’d go for something like the K451 or Beats, but for an honest, clear sound these are the best under £100ers- Fact!

Going from first-gen E10 (broken right driver) to E50. Similar type, which is what I was looking for. Higher impedance, had to max out my Sansa MP3 player. Hard to tell left from right, but nothing unusual. Neutral sound overall, good clarity, more mid-bass, but could be the 'special' foams. Look and feels well built, I like the angled connector. The foams (can't remember the name) provide good sound isolation, and seem to help the low range. Worth the price hike? well, no, not over the E10. Good headphones? Yes, if you want a neutral sounding pair of plugs, with good detail. Not overly expensive. Would recommend? Depends on durability, but they do look like they can take punishment. More than the E10 or anything else I owned. E10 were solid to start with, weird that it's the internals that gave up first. Oh yeah, cable is relatively stiff, kinda springy. Not enough to beother me, but worth noting. EDIT : One Year ownership : Well, it's been a good year. But like the E10, one of the driver died. Cable maybe, don't care. But really, I'm not getting more much more durability than my Cresyn C320E, and I'm not being particularly brutal or careless. Sometimes, it takes one bad move to completely ruin earphones, so reliability tends to be patchy, unless they are truly built to take real punishement, and why I use to buy several cheap Cresyns (which are no longer availble, and were a great little purchase). So, the E50 failed the durability test. And, on we go, looking for a set of earphones that can last more than a year. Now purchased a set of Shure SE215K.

Sound quality is great and can get quite loud for my ears but I'm quite sensitive to loud noises so take that with a grain of salt. The microphone is good sometimes can pick up unwanted sounds from outside but that's probably down to my phone and is great value for money. The only thing I'll complain about is the volume controls being on the left side which is odd as the standard is for them to be on the right side so I had them in the wrong way for a month but that doesn't take away from how good these earphones are.

Comparing these with my long time favourite E10s I can say that the E50s are much less impressive. I don't know what's gone wrong, but after a few months of unhappiness I've ordered a new pair of E10s, which sound just as good as ever, with the added bonus of being slightly better built! The treble on the E50s is really thin and piercing. Bass is fine, but not well balanced with the midrange, leaving the whole sound incoherent and difficult. Cannot recommend the E50s. The E10s are a classic, and much better value.

Bought for my husband who is hard of hearing. He has difficulty with base voices and uses subtitles. He found these good quality and great value at price. He rarely uses the subtitles now. He is glad we threw out the old set!

Absolute top quality. Exceptional value for money. Puts more expensive brands to shame. I have 3 sets of these.

These are well made headphones and the clarity and separation of sound is very good but there is a distinct lack of bass. It will depend on what you like listening to as to whether you can live with these, acoustic or orchestral will sound bright and clear all day but it's different with rock or pop. Some tracks are delivered with a bit more spirit but many just sound plain tinny and disappointing. Up to you depending on your preference but they don't work for me. Back to my vintage Sony's

Ich benutze seit Jahren Soundmagic in ear Kopfhörer, ich kann mich einfach nicht an on ear sowie Bluetooth Kopfhörer gewöhnen. Angefangen hat es vor Jahren mit den e10, danach e10c jetzt die e50c. Die Verarbeitung ist extrem gut. Die Alugehäuse sind sehr wertig und stabil. Die beigelegten Ohroliven sind wunderbar um sich die beste Passform auszusuchen und Probe zu hören. Die Steuerung am linken Hörer funktioniert präzise, wenn es auch manchmal etwas frickelig ist den richtigen Knopf zu finden wenn man in Bewegung ist. Das Mikrofon leistet eine ausreichende Qualität für Gespräche. Nun aber zum Wichtigsten: Der Klang. Ich bin weiß Gott kein audiophiler hi-fi Profi, aber lege schon immer Wert auf ausgewogenen Ton da ich pro Tag mehrere Stunden in den öffentlichen Musik höre. Die e50c haben einen wunderbar neutralen Klang, glasklare Höhen und präzise, nicht zu drucklose Bässe. Im Vergleich zum e10c ist der Klang klarer, präziser und erweckt einen besseren Eindruck von Raumklang. Die Bässe sind knackig und keines falls zu gering, jedoch mit etwas weniger Fülle als bei den e10c, dafür aber etwas präziser und weniger verwaschen. Der Klang ist gut für praktisch jedes Genre, gerade aber Musik die viele Schichten hat profitiert beim Hören von diesen Treibern, schneller Metal wird gelegentlich etwas unausgewogen und klirrt minimal. Dennoch gut hörbar. Insgesamt bin ich extrem zufrieden und mir gefällt die Klangfarbe noch etwas besser als die e10c.

The sound is great. They are comfortable to use I use my phone as an mp3 player, and I listen with the cans....

Bonne facture et bonne qualité de son. Juste un peu déçu par le volume maximal un peu bas pour moi...

Contrairement à ce qu'il est annoncé, n'espèrez aucune basses dans la résolution du son, on n'entend que des aigues désagréables. Bref, préférez un modèle haut de gamme.

Dobre słuchawki do mocnego rocka w niskiej cenie. Dobierz dobre gumki, a pokażą swoją moc. Szkoda, że trudno je kupić na amazonie.