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These were cheap. They feel cheap. They sound cheap. But for the money, they rock.It came in a plastic wrap. It was inside an amazon box that had other items I bought and that box was just crushed, but these were fine.It doesn't come with any extra earphone covers, so you're stuck with the color cover you choose.I'm using these with a Snowsky Echo Mini. It lacks bass, but trebble and mids sound okay to me. The cups feel a bit small. I just wish it was a tad bigger so more of my ear is covered. I would say comfort is okay, but not great. It tends to clamp onto my head, but I'm hoping over time it will loosen up.For the price, these could have been worse. I think they priced it right for the quality you're getting.

Perfect sound. No feed back. Good ear pads. Would recommend.

"These retro over-ear headphones deliver great Hi-Fi stereo sound with a stylish vintage design. Lightweight and comfortable, they work well with most mobile devices. Perfect for nostalgic music lovers!"

Really good!The sound is literally just mids with a little hint of bass but other than that they are lovely, their light weight and classic looking which was their original intention.I wish the cable had a designated place to stop peeling when new tho.

Super cute but only works at a certain angle. Sort of cheaply made but still work

Clear sound

I thought going wired would save me the hassle of charging, but I walked straight into a disaster. The sound is tinny, the left side cuts out randomly, and the cable feels like it's made from dollar-store plastic. Ramey warned me, and I should’ve listened. These are barely usable—more like a tangled mess of regret. Avoid at all costs.

The headphones are pretty awful, but the color and construction is reminiscent of another decade when foam cups and metal bands were common. I bought these to be part of a gift of mixtapes and a walkman, but only included them for their appearance. The sound reproduction is as tinny as it gets without good or any reproduction beginning with midrange, and a lot of the sound escapes before reaching the ear. You may only appreciate the poor sound if you have an appreciation for the environment the sound creates, like riding the bus to school with a walkman, hearing a coworker's radio from across the office, or general ambient noises.However bad they may be in their performance, there are a few points to consider - these aren't going to surround or compress an ear and contribute to hearing loss, they won't shut the outside world out, they won't tax batteries, and you aren't going to be upset if they're damaged or need to be replaced. They're appropriate for children who haven't figured out how to responsibly use headphones, and they do complete a look.