KINDEN Air Tube Earbuds Headphone Binaural Earphones with Microphone Noise Cancelling for Phone,Pad,Pod,HTC,Sony,Mp3 Players

So I have had these for five months now and and they work great. For the price you cant beat it. Looking at getting another pair with USB-C interface now. The reviews were at a 3.5 of 5 when I got them but for the price I thought I would try them. They fit well and sound good. Not as good as say a $200 pair of headphones but for a 1/10 of the price it hard to beat.

**update** the last pair of headphones I got as a replacement lasted just over a month (one earbud stopped working as always). It was 2 days beyond the 30 day return policy and Amazon offered me a one time refund, but said they will not replace them under warranty again. I will not be purchasing these again. I just placed an order for my 4th pair of Kinden headphones this year (explains their new 3 month warranty). I've tried literally all of the EMF headphones on Amazon (& a few that aren't here) & these are my favorite. I find them comfortable with decent sound quality & maybe 80% noise canceling. But right at about 3 months, one bud stops working & the other follows shortly after. So, I get 4 pair for $80 instead of 1 pair. Don't know what inside stops working (the noise gets muffled & eventually disappears entirely) or why they can't find a fix, but they are great headphones for the price. But yeah, they don't last. Subscribe & save would be a nice option.

It was very important to me that they have EMF Protection. Fits good in ear.

What I like is reducing my exposure to Electric Magnetic Field (EMF) radiation at a budget price. Does the shielding provided by Kinden work? I don't know, and I don't have the tools to detect such radiation. But, I am certain that moving any speaker magnets (and Bluetooth recievers) out of my ears and farther from my brain is a good thing. Using my cell phone in "speaker mode" and leaving it in a desk or countertop nearby may work even better, but compromises the privacy of any conversation I may be having. But, let's eliminate any confusion. This Kinden Air Tube headset is not "noise cancelling." And, no one should expect that technology anywhere near this price range. These earbuds are not even effective at noticeably reducing ambient sound... and that is fine with me. Every conversation (whether by telephone, radio or face to-face) in my life has occurred without the benefit of noise cancellation. So, though I gave a "One Star" rating for noise cancellation (because Amazon does not offer zero stars), Kinden needs to remove this rating category. It's like asking how well a rice-cooker clears sidewalks of snow... it unfairly pulls this product's overall rating down. True "noise cancellation" is an active process that generates sound specifically targeted to cancel out other unwanted sounds. "Comfort" of this headset is roughly what I expected... and, the same as I have experienced with every pair of earbuds I have tried. Having earbuds in my ears is never "wonderful" but it is something I eventually get used to. "Sound quality" is satisfactory. I did not (and no one else should) expect hi-fidelity reproduction of symphonic performances from a headset priced this low. I just want to understand what someone is saying during a phone call while they can also hear me clearly. Or listen to audio that accompanies a YouTube video, without keeping my spouse awake. Kinden Air Tube Earbud headset delivers that, without EMF radíation, at a reasonable price. My only complaint is that, when packed, Kinden included a zippered, clam-shell case with an "alligator clip" and three spare/alternative-sized gels (soft, interchangeable covers or tips that are inserted into the ear canal). Instead of one pair each of small, medium and large gels, my case held a zip-sealed bag with three small, two medium and one large gel. A minor annoyance. I preferred the smallest gels; and within a week, I'd forgotten what I did with the four I wasn't using.

I bought these to help reduce the amount of radiowaves I expose myself to daily. I wear headphones for hours each day, so this is important to me. Pros - relatively good price compared to other air tube options - the sound is decent. It gets the job done. I assume that by using an air tube, some of the sound quality is reduced, so that's okay with me. Cons - the fit is not great. The earpieces don't stay in very well and that's not due to sizing. It seems like they have to be in 1 particular position to stay, while every other headphone I've used can just be put in the ear in no particular position and be okay.

I’m not sure why these have a low rating; I’m assuming it’s because people think they should get $1,600 quality out of an $18 earbud. I’ve purchased two pairs of these in the last seven years and they work great for rainbow six siege. Obviously you would get better directional audio if you had in ear monitors with ten drivers, but you can still pin point sounds with these ear buds and perform well.

Sound is ok. None of the ear pieces fit right. Constantly having to put the headphones back into the ear. The microphone stopped working within a month. Not the best head phones.