Pioneer SE-CL331-Y 3.5mm Connector Canal Water-Resistant Stereo Earbud Earphone for sports (Yellow) Pioneer SE-CL331-Y 3.5mm Connector Canal Water-Resistant Stereo Earbud Earphone for sports (Yellow)

Pros: Good quality, low price, water resistant, upper mid range sound quality, Loud enough to almost hurt, but still clear audio. These are actually the best sounding ear bud style head phones I've heard.

Cons: Cord is a little short. I keep my music player in my pants or shorts pocket when exercising and this cord barely reaches my ears.

Pros: I really like the clip thingy that's included. The headphones are marketed as "Active Style" and the clip is really useful for preventing the cord from bouncing too much when running or doing activities.

Highs and Mids sound good

Cons: Pitiful bass. These are probably ok if you listen to music with only highs and mids, but you definitely will notice the missing bass.

Other Thoughts: Supposedly they are also water resistant, but I haven't tested that. I believe that's more long-term than I've had them.

Overall, the lack of bass is unacceptable. I would definitely not buy them again. There are other superior headphones.

Pros: Got them cheap on a shell shocker $13
Everything seems to be durable wires feel
very rubbery.
The cord is a nice length and feels decent
in ear.

Cons: The sound quality of this earphone is not so great.
I had a different pair of earphones around 20
bucks that had much better sound quality. Quite
disappointed on them but they were cheap.

Pros: Water Proof
Colorful
Easy to tell R from L at a glace
More then long enough
Works with anything with a 3.5mm jack
comes with a caring bag
changeable ear buds

Cons: Not enough low end bass
I fear the highs
useless clip under sporting circumstances

Other Thoughts: I got these with 'water proof' on my mind. I wasn't thinking about sound quality too much. I was thinking 'I gonna work out and I want a headset that won't fail because I was sweating to much'. Found these are a reasonable price. Paying more then $30 for these is out of the question.

You will need to setup a custom EQ for these. Turn up your low all the way and put everything aside from the lowest low down near the bottom. Play a high quality song adjust for your ears, then play a low quality song and do the same. Then you'll be ready for any high hats. If you don't do this the high hats will hurt your ears.
I own some skullcandies and the bass in those are amazing for there small size, but are they waterproof? I'm not willing to find out the hard way.

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