2 Pack iPhone Headphones Lightning Earphones Earbuds, Wired in Ear Stereo Noise Canceling Isolating Headphones for iPhone 14 13 12 11 Pro Max X XS 8 7 SE, White (Built in Microphone & Volume Control)

I got these hoping for a simple replacement for my worn out Apple headphones. They don't fit the same (they hurt), they sound tinny and other people state that they can't hear me clearly on the phone (I have to yell) and the quality of the plastic feels terrible. On top of all of that, every time you plug it in you have to click to connect and sometimes it doesn't even work and you have to try again and again.

Works great

I made the mistake of not reading deeper into the reviews when I bought this. I just saw that they had a lot of reviews and a decent rating. They do not work. They are wired headphones that ask to be connected through Bluetooth. They don’t work with the Bluetooth and they also don’t work if they’re just plugged in. They’re flimsy and feel like they’d fall apart if your bag. Please don’t buy them they’re not worth it

They work they way you want. My kids like to keep a pair of wired headphones with them for when they forget to charge their AirPods

I bought this headphones because it comes with 2. One for me and my daughter to use. My daughter headphones still work since it came in August. I never use the 2nd come that came with it until November and it doesn’t work at all. I’m not sure what happened or why it doesn’t work. Like I said the other one is still working and if it only had came with one then I’ll give it 5 stars!

These are corded *Bluetooth* headphones-- you can't just plug them in and listen. You have to connect to them, even though they're already plugged into you're phone. They're all the inconvenience of corded headphones, and all the poor sound quality of bad Bluetooth headphones.The sound quality is SUPER cheap, as well. If you tap them at all while you're wearing them, you'll hear the loud, tinny reverberation inside of them. They don't block out any sound, and the wind and/or any vigorous movement makes the insides of these things vibrate.Say goodbye to binaural sounds as well; it's mono or bust with these things because somehow, even though they're Bluetooth, they maintain that age-old corded-headphone issue of the sound quality failing in only one ear.Don't think these would be good for calls, either. The Bluetooth causes a lag on both ends of the call, and the poor construction makes the sound quality trash when you are able to talk.If you just have money to throw around and need a couple of emergency spare headphones to sit at the bottom of a backpack or purse, they might work-- but if you use headphones to workout, listen to music, talk to friends, etc., do yourself a favor and give these a big ol' pass. It ain't worth it.

These required bluetooth to use so it defeated the purpose of having wired headphones. On top of that the Bluetooth would randomly disconnect and play my music outloud. The connector eventually broke off in my phone after having it less than a week. The sound quality is good though.

Y’all, These are wired headphones, but the only way they’ll work is if you connect them through bluetooth. No you cannot hear audio while they’re unplugged, i don’t understand why or how bluetooth is mandatory but it is. Most times they don’t even connect to the bluetooth so you’re sitting for about 5-7 minutes plugging and unplugging the headphones so that they do the little “ding” (for my bandlab ppl) If you record music there will be a delay in sound because they’re technically “bluetooth” which is so weird, but you can’t use any bluetooth options for it, they’re just very janky, the sound quality is alright, i don’t recommend making music with these🤣 they do get loud and the mic isn’t too bad.

Its not a normal headfone got inside bluetooth and very nice bass sound it react with my ears 😀 I all the time listening bass sound music good and I got two pieces 😀 😄 😎