Skullcandy Jib Wired Earbuds with 3.5mm Plug, Noise Isolating Fit, Built-In Microphone Call and Track Control, Convenient for Travel - White

I’ve tried all kinds of headphones and earbuds for my long hikes, and I ended up coming back to these old favorites. The sound is just fine and I personally like having the cord with the clicker controls rather than various wireless options with touch controls. These are much more comfortable than over-the-ear or headband styles. Good price, good performance.

Bought these back in January because our school chromebooks didn't allow bluetooth connections and blocked the settings app meaning we couldn't use airpods. Anyway, it's July. School ended back in May. These still work. Its comfortable. Fits nice. Sound quality is really really good considering its price. Durability wise, it's managed to handle on its own. Hasn't been crushed or broken on (yet). Will be using these until these break🙂Oh and the little microphone thing, never tested it. What appears to be a volume control doesnt work, but it does pause whatever audio is playing. (Last pic)

Needed something small for my MP3 player when I don't feel like lugging around my bigger headphones, these are great so far, sound really good, liking the design, they are quite comfortable in the ears, and exactly what I needed, not much bass, but that's to be expected with something so small, overall, I'm very happy with them and definitely recommend them! :)

I compared four low-cost (under $20) wired in-ear earbud sets:JBL Endurance Run 2House of Marley Smile JamaicaSkullcandy JibLodos OmnitoneI listened to pieces from four contrasting genres that I enjoy, represented by:Heart "Magic Man" (rock)EBTG "Wrong" (techno)Coltrane & Hartman "My one and only love" (jazz)Ginastera "Estancia Suite: Danza Final - Malambo" (classical orchestral)On each of these pieces, I rated each earbud (1-10) separately for clarity of treble, depth of bass, richness of middle, and overall "fullness" of the sound spectrum. The aggregate results for sound quality were as follows:1. 7.9 Marley2. 7.6 JBL3. 7.4 Ludos4. 6.7 SkullSome individual observations about sound:None of them had much trouble with treble (not surprisingly). Marley & Ludos were the clearest, producing a crystalline "sparkle" across all genres, especially Rock & Jazz, but none of the earbuds disappointed on treble.The biggest differentiator was bass: Marley & JBL produced noticeably deeper bass than the other two, especially the Skullcandy.Although they were not especially good on Classical (scoring better only than Skullcandy), the Marleys were fantastic for Jazz; JBLs were very strong as well. Marleys were best for both Tech and Rock -- although the sound they produced there didn't surprise me as much as it did on Jazz -- with JBLs being second for both.Build quality for both the Marleys and JBLs is both very good -- I'd even call the Marleys "fun," given a few thoughtful and tasteful elements they added -- with the JBLs gaining an edge due to water resistance, fuller mounting construction that allows earlobe to carry most of the weight (= more comfortable) and magnetized buds that will help minimize clutter, risk of getting caught on something; my only build suggestion would be a 90 (not 45) degree plug to minimize exposure to getting hit. Ludos construction was decent, just not quite to the level of the other two. Skullcandy build quality is certainly adequate for a $10 pair of earphones.I am keeping both the Marleys and the JBLs: Marleys for use in home/office, JBLs for exercise/outdoors/travel.

I accidentally bought these thinking that were the Bluetooth headphones and not the ones with a wire to plug into my phone, fortunately these are great for my laptop so I have another use for them. They have very high quailty audio and I wouldn't choose any other earbuds over them, they fit very comfortably in my ear and don't bring me any sort of discomfort, they are very lightweight and don't feel heavy in the ears or on your neck at all, the color is a nice matte black which is always my go-to color

This review is for the Skullcandy Jib Wired Earbuds with 3.5mm Plug, Noise Isolating Fit, Built-In Microphone Call and Track Control, Convenient for Travel - Cobalt Blue .The buds have a nice clear tone. I have not used the blue tooth option, so cannot comment on that. There is what seems like a balance control of sorts one one side. This option is perfect for me because, I have a hearing loss in one ear. With the control the volume can be adjusted so the signal is heard equally on each side. The buds are not being used for listening to stereo, they are being used for watching the TV on the workout machine. If your real picky, and are looking for higher end noise canceling ear buds... move on.These seem like a good pair of ear buds at what was before the Trump tax, a reasonable price.

They sound really good and look nice. My only issue is that they only work when plugged in half way. When they are pushed in fully only one ear bud works. Sometimes they don’t work at all.

I am so impressed with these. I use them every night and during the day for months now and they still work like new. Great sound for such a low price. Highly recommend this product.