Sports Earbuds Wired Running Headphones with Microphone, Neckband in-Ear Stereo Workout Earphones Designed for Jogging Gym Headsets,Green

I've always had a problem with over the head headsets because after an hour or so, the constant pressure starts to hurt my head & ears, and give me "gamer headset hair"...so when I found this behind the ear headset, I wanted to give it a shot. I work an IT job from home and I bought my first pair of these back in 2021 and now in 2025, that first pair finally gave out 2 days ago. For a cheap (under $20) headset that got HOURS of very heavy use (5 days a week, 6-8 hours a day for the past 4 years), this thing was worth it. I bought another one and am using it right now. Doesn't hurt my head, doesn't mess up my hair, sound and mic quality are totally acceptable for work conference calls.

Fit: If you read the reviews you will see some customers complain about the fit of these headphones being quite uncomfortable. Mine definitely were, too, at first. Look at the lime green portion of the earpiece assemblies. The lime green parts are soft and rubbery; they're flexible. This lime green rubber inner arc is supported by three small connecting "bridges" (sorry, don't know what else to call them). The problem for some of us buyers is that the distance from the center of the ear bud portion (what fits into your ear canal) to the bottom of the inner, lime green rubber arc is too short. Wearing these ear phones on/in my ears was noticeably painful on the top of my ear (where my ear physically joins into my head) in only 5 minutes or so. The solution was to take an X-Acto knife and completely cut (sever) the innermost/bottom rubber arc from the longest of the connecting "bridges". Doing this allowed that inner rubber arc to flex upwards a little more which increased the distance I mentioned earlier. To give the top of my ear even more room I also cut out the majority of the smallest lime green rubber bridge; the one that would be closest to your face when wearing the headphones. This solved the extreme discomfort problem.Sound: When I first put them on I thought the sound quality was completely horrible. Changing the squishy, detachable light gray ear cups to a different size solved that. (3 different ear cup pairs are provided with the headphones.) I don't think the sound quality is quite as good as some Sennheiser PMX-680 headphones I used to have, but the sound is plenty good for working out in the yard or exercising.Cord: The cord is a little thicker and beefier than my old Sennheiser PMX-680 headphones. This is both good and bad, in my opinion. Good, because my PMX-680's had the right ear wiring break after a few years of use (on all 3 sets I owned!) which meant I was left with no more stereo sound. Boo!, so the thicker cord should help prevent that. But the thicker cord is also bad because I like to wind the excess cord up and clip it to the shoulder of my shirt but the heavier cord on these earphones is a little unwieldy to do that. I really wish this cord was comprised of 2 separate cord pieces like the Sennheiser PMX-680 was so you could choose a short or long cord length.Cord clip: There is no clip provided so I used the clip I salvaged from my PMX-680s. The thicker cord was a little difficult to fit into my old cord clip but I did get it to fit.

This headphone is not designed to adjust for different size necks and heads. I can get the over the ear support on, but the buds do not insert all the way into the ear canal and angle outward from being too short. These were designed for a very small person's neck and head. Once I can wrap it on ear to ear, I apply slight pressure on the ends of the buds to push them further into the ear which helps seal the edges and fills the canal. Doing this, I can get all the audio spectrum to include the bass. If I release the pressure, the buds move out and angle away ever so slightly and the audio is reduced, and I can only hear the mids and some highs and lose the bass entirely. The audio quality is diminished greatly.As stated, these would most likely work as intended if used by a head size of a child. The lack of being able to adjust the width to accommodate larger necks and the distance between the ears is a big negative in getting the full use of this design. This design should have come in at least 3 different sizes.

This headset is different from anything I've bought before, the sound is clear and very good, the size is adequate and it really is as described, you can buy it if you are looking for something of good quality and a beautiful design and vibrant colors

The headphones fit pretty well w/ support around the back of the neck which allows one to wear a hat and provided a pretty stable fit. Unfortunately, after less than 5 months, the right channel ( ear phone ) stopped working and so they are no useless. I wore them for running when not w/ my running group so 2 times / week, 8 times / months or 40 total times max. I dried them after runs, kept them in the box, etc. so can only conclude keep materials not made for any kind of durability. The "warranty" was only for 1 month so that says a lot too about the manufactures / sellers belief in the product. Do not buy these - super disappointed that I wasted my money.

These headphones were great when it came to sound quality. I do love the Mucro brand because of the sound quality it provides. However there were some things about these headphones that i did not like. I didn’t like the feeling of the plastic hitting the back of my neck and felt like i had to put my hair down to feel comfortable with them on. Also i did feel like the wire was in a really weird place. On the other hand, the way the headphones fold up was really cool. I liked how you were able to take them anywhere because of how easy they are to fold up. Also they are pretty light so you could easily forget that you have them on. The last thing is that i loved the color of the headphones and I think that they matched the colors up well. So as long as you don’t mind having something on the back of your neck the headphones are great!