JBL Endurance Run 2 Wired - Waterproof Wired Sports in-Ear Headphones, Pure Bass Sound, Hands-Free Calls, Never Hurt. Never Fall Out. (Black)

Perfect sounding nice and sharp good bass

Son muy buenos ya llevo varios , por el sonido y comodidad , pero al año empieza a fallar me ha pasado en todas las ocasiones ,tal vez no cuide de la entrada lo suficiente que es donde parece que fallan

Since I've been using headphones, I've probably used over 30 or 40 pairs and this is probably the best that ever had for any type of sport activity. Or whenever you want a simple pair of headphones that won't fall off and are simple to connect use. I've had two or three iterations of these type of JBL earphones and they don't slip out. They don't fall out. And they're heavily rain and water resistant. Very convenient when it comes to the Magnets in the buds themselves. I have used these on my PC on a Mac on iPhone and on Android. All seem very compatible. Of course don't expect world-class audio quality. I feel like the audio quality is somewhat higher than the classic wired Apple earbuds. If you need a pair of reliable wired earphones that don't cost much, you can't mess with these.

La verdad es que los audífonos se escuchan bastante bien, los bajos son buenos obviamente colocándolos y ajustandolos bien dentro del oído, traen varios tamaños de goma para cualquier tipo de oreja en general son muy resistentes y no se mueven, tienen buena cancelación de ruido así que los recomiendo bastante son de buena calidad y por el precio valen la pena!

[***UPDATE after six months of using both the JBLs and the Marleys (I returned the others): SOUND: The Marleys have consistently better sound than the JBLs across music genres -- crisper highs, deeper bass, and a fuller spectrum overall...in fact their excellent sound quality rivals some much pricier earbuds I've had and doesn't disappoint in any way. BUILD: The JBLs' design is better suited for use while exercising, being outdoors, etc. They're water-resistant and can endure a lot of jostling before they dislodge, and the magnets are a handy feature for storing, so there is definitely a role for them. That said, the build quality of the Marley pair punches well above its price point and with the woven cables, wood-capped buds, etc. has even a bit of a subtle luxe feel to it. SUM: If I were to choose just one of these, it would be the Marleys. I'd pay $75-100 for these and still feel that it was a good value. (Don't get any ideas, Marley folks...)***] I compared four low-cost (under $20) wired in-ear earbud sets: JBL Endurance Run 2 House of Marley Smile Jamaica Skullcandy Jib Lodos Omnitone I 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 Marley 2. 7.6 JBL 3. 7.4 Ludos 4. 6.7 Skull Some 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.