PHILIPSAudio PRO6105 Wired Earbuds, Headphone with Mic, Hi-Res Audio, Lightweight, Comfortable Fit - Black (PRO6105BK/00)

For the price, these headphones are excellent. I'm used to higher-end headphones and prefer over-ear, but I wanted these for better sound using my handheld devices in bed. Since I'm just listening to games and not high quality music, the sound quality is just fine. As far as earbuds go, these are pretty comfortable. Just experiment with the different padding sizes until you find a good fit.

Lasted 14 months with very regular use.Eventually, the left bud's housing cracked and the rubber coating near the end of the connector wore off leaving the wires exposed causing failure.Worth the money in my opinion

These are comfortable and the sound is good, perfect for listening to podcasts. They're good value too. I highly recommend them.

They’re overall pretty good headphones. Sound quality not anything too amazing but for $30 whah can you expect. But the eartip sizes don’t work for me. My left ear canal I guess I bigger than right, and even with the largest eartip the left side keeps slipping out and losing seal, which makes these basically unusable and will be going in the garbage soon

Extremely comfortable and very passable sound quality

The Phillips Performance Pro6105 comes in a grey cord covered in kind of a neoprene material, a single button (pause/play/answer) and no volume rocker, S/M/L tips and nice little drawstring cloth bag. Each bud has a large easy to find L and R stamp, and the mic is posted off the left bud 5 inches away from the ear.Sounded fine on Audible, phone calls and for music, some very crisp highs with a clean yet background bass reproduction. What I mean by that is some other high priced buds will kick in some bass and at louder volumes it becomes muddy. For me it would be just right if I could kick the base up just another 5% on the Phillips, but the presentation of my audio playlist used for testing sounded really good:-Memory of Trees, Enya (great blends and transitions)-Theme from Superman The Movie (Oh the glorious horns from LSO and the legend John Williams)-LoveStoned (JT/Timberland bass heaven)-Fix You, Coldplay (Just an excuse to listen to the transition at 2:34!)-Chocolate, The 1975 (Just try it with buds cranked up)In this price range you can get some extra bass kickin’ buds but for a balanced quality set of buds there give great sound.

Better than most in the price range- worked for almost 5 months. Would be nice if it was more resilient and less prone to tangling.

I decided it was time to upgrade from my usual brightly colored $10 earbuds. I spent a fair amount of time searching through reviews of earbuds at various prices and finally settled on these, which cost me around $21. The sound was much better than the $10 ones and it had the added bonus of the microphone, which also sounds surprisingly good. I mostly use them to listen to classical music. My husband, who is a jazz musician with amazing ears, heard the difference immediately from the cheaper ones and asked me to buy him a pair, too. I find them quite comfortable (though I rarely use them for more than an hour at a time) and they stay in my small ears without a problem. I would buy these again.UPDATE 7/2/21: All of a sudden today one of the earbuds stopped working. I've only had them for eight months, and usually only use them for less than than an hour a day, so that was disappointing. I've downgraded my original five stars to three because of that. (My husband has been using his a lot more and they still seem to be fine, but we'll see how long they last.) The other issue that has been bothersome is that the hanging wires have tended to get twisted lately. I still like these enough that I'm going to order another pair, but this time I'm going to invest 2.99 for a three-year warranty in case they break quickly again.