SAMSUNG AKG Earbuds Original USB Type C in-Ear Earbud Headphones with Remote & Mic for Galaxy A53 5G, S22, S21 FE, S20 Ultra, Note 10, Note 10+, S10 Plus - Braided - includes Velvet Pouch - Black

Great value and durability. I use these for gaming and have no complaints.

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I often hear people wondering why I'd still want wired headphones. Well, I travel a lot and I don't want to have to worry about battery life. If you also want wired headphones, this is a good choice. Sound quality is just what it should be, which shouldn't be surprising considering this is Samsung's subsidiary German company, which has been around for 55 years and has invented several new technologies. Look up AKG if you're curious.Noise cancellation? No, not if you mean active. These do not have active noise canceling. But the passive is pretty darn good. I spend far more of my life on airplanes than I would like, and putting these in takes away the worst part of the noise. I'm particularly thinking of that high frequency whine that gives me such a headache. If that bothers you, these earbuds will help.The one downside is that they aren't super comfortable. They're not uncomfortable at first. After a few hours they get annoying. For most users this probably won't be a problem. Even for long-haul airline passengers like me, you can take them out for 10 or 15 minutes and your ears will recover.

Long lasting love it

Fit nicely, sound quality is on par for headphones of similar make/pricing. Basically your standard set of headphone's nothing more or less.(Features: pause/play button, volume controls)I will note it did not come with additional rubber ear plugs where other headphones I've bought of this type have done in the past. So if you lose them or they fall out, you're out of luck unless you order some. I would remove a star but it was never mentioned having it in the description so I can't blame the seller.

It disconnects all the time while I'm using it

I have a One+ 9 pro. These USB-C earbuds did not work at first. My phone did not detect or recognize them at first plug in. They are well built, so I didn't suspect anything wrong with the earbuds themselves. After a bit of research and fiddling around, I switched on OTG mode on my phone, and my phone recognized them. (OTG means: on the go. It tells your device to read usb-c connections as if there is a full size USB device plugged in.) After that, even with OTG disabled, they're plug and play as any earbuds should be.I was very concerned at first, but once I got them to communicate with my device, I'm very satisfied with them. They sound a bit neutral for music, but they are not tinny at all. For podcasts, they perform excellent.The button controller on the earbuds has a volume up and down, and a pause/play button. Overall, I'd say they're pretty solid.

While it worked for like 5 month, it started doing the thing where it won't work unless it's in a certain angle. While the audio is good, the ports for these will always get damaged, because that's just how it is.