MEE audio Sport-Fi M6 Noise Isolating In-Ear Headphones with Memory Wire (Teal)

This is my second pair of MEElectronics headphones. I have tried other brands in the past - some there were more expensive, and some that were less expensive. These headphones have trumped them all, without question.**FIT**I have always had trouble getting headphones to stay in place in my ears. The earbuds (e.g. Apple's earbuds) never seem to fit me right, which means they fall out at the slightest bit of movement. With these MEElectronics Sport Headphones, they lodge in perfectly to my ears: a fit that is both comfortable and tight.They have "memory wire" for the over-the-ear part of the device, which makes for a snug fit over your ears. I have never been bothered by the over-the-ear fit; rather, it simply does a fantastic job of keeping these headphones in your ears during exercise.You can wear the wire on the front of your body, or the back of your body. The wire is plenty long to reach down into the pocket of your shorts, but not so long as to become annoying.There are 6 pairs of "eartips" included with the purchase; each one is a different size and feeling. This enables you to be particular about how you want the headphones to feel in your ears.**SOUND**I have been pleased with the sound, as well. Mind you, my expectations are reasonable, as these are pretty inexpensive headphones. They do a great job of blocking outside noise; to the point that I usually wear them with only one ear in while on city streets.**DURABILITY**My last pair of MEElectronics M6 headphones lasted about 9 months. Considering how often I wear the (at least 3-4 times per week, during vigorous exercise), I am pleased with that lifespan. If I took better care of them (e.g. always utilized the hard-shell case the merchant provides with the purchase), I believe they would last even longer.**VALUE**I am a very frugal guy, so I have searched far and wide for quality headphones on a budget. These are hands-down you're best bet.

I received my headphones a few days ago -- I don't love them, but don't hate them.... here's why:- They are a pain in the ASS to get in your ear. I *have* watched the tutorial video and I did find it helpful, but the headphones still feel odd while trying to get them in the ear with the wrap around chord...I'm willing to hang in there and hopefully get the hang of it.- I do have very small (almost childlike) ear canals. And the smallest foam ear cover thingy IS small enough for me!- I like them because, once they are in the ear, they sound fantastic. And they DO stay in. No problems with them slipping out or moving around. And I CANNOT hear anything when my music is playing, they do a very good job of blocking outside noise. Bravo!- Once they are in the ear, I find it annoying when I have to take them out briefly. They aren't easy to pop in and out.These are my reasons for not being 100% sure about these guys..

I got these as a replacement for a pair I lost. The sound quality is really good, but they take a lot of getting used to. Once you get past all the awkwardness they're fairly comfortable to wear. They're okay for running with, while they don't fall off your ears the earbuds themselves do tend to work their way out so you have to pop them back in every so often. As far as them being tangle resistant, they tangle just as much as any pair of headphones. If you just want a decent pair of headphones for walking/jogging or just daily use these fit the bill. However, if you're a serious runner you might wanna look elsewhere for something a little more secure.[EDIT] After having these for over a year they finally died on me. I took them every just about everywhere every day, commuting, hiking, biking, running, etc. Once they were really broken in they felt and sounded fantastic. Really fell in love with these guys so it was kinda sad retiring them. Ended up ordering a second pair to replace them and will probably invest in another if anything ever happens to this pair.

I had high hopes with this head phone because of the reviews (you have failed me this time) and second, I haven't tried the over-the-ear types. I ended up picking the 1 layer bud instead of the options (2 & 3 layers) because it fit me the best. I tried it on at home and did some running to test so I don't have to fiddle at the gym. Having said this, upon wearing it to do some treadmill running and weight training; the buds kept falling out!The 'noise-isolating' feature to me was non-existent and I don't solely blame it on this device (my gym plays annoyingly loud music). So, my entire workout consisted of running, fixing my ear buds, more exercise, fixing my ear buds, etc etc. This went on the whole time and by the time I was done with my workout, I was done dealing with the head phones. I do like the clip feature, lots of ear bud sizes, and the storage it comes with.I ended up getting the Yurbuds and that seems to work just fine. I will review the Yurbuds next so feel free to check it out.

I read the reviews prior to purchasing this product and was very disappointed. I typically live by the reviews on Amazon. I have small ears and have always had issues with in the ear/over the ear headphones. I'm a runner, sometimes long distances and often sprints and these headphones would not stay in regardless of what I was doing. I tried different sizes of covers and none worked. The "memory" wire is a joke...every day I put them on they felt different and would never stay in place. I'd blame it on my small ears, but I bought a pair for my husband and he also had the same issues. We both thought the sound quality was also terrible, which I kind of anticipated at this price, but it was really bad. If you moved your ear just so the headphones in one ear would sound silent or muted. Overall, I'd recommend not buying this product.