Skullcandy Jib Wired Earbuds with 3.5mm Plug, Noise Isolating Fit, Built-In Microphone Call and Track Control, Convenient for Travel - Black

LOVE these headphones! I bought these to take to work and they are so comfortable, durable, and have an excellent sound quality. They fit perfectly into my computer computer and are an excellent value for the money, especially comfort!

I've been using these earbuds for years. They're the best ones I've ever used as a side sleeper. The fact that they're wired keeps them from getting lost in the middle of the night, and they're super small so I barely notice they're there. The sound is perfect, and they reduce just enough noise (the AC unit, the air purifier) to help me zone out and get a good nights rest. I don't know what I'll do if I ever can't find these. I have had to replace them a few times over the years, but they're cheap enough that it's not too big of a deal.

Skullcandy hits a sweet spot in the market for relatively inexpensive products that sound much better than they should. These are by far the best wired earbuds I have ever used. I specifically wanted a pair I could wear while sleeping. I tried literally a dozen or more earbuds, many so called low-profile but all hurt. These fit very well and even when side sleeping zero pain or discomfort at all wearing all night. They also have very full smooth natural sound, and even when using the mic people can hear you well. They wrap up very small for transport too. I hope they never discontinue these, but just in case I bought a 5 pack!

I compared four low-cost (under $20) wired in-ear earbud sets:JBL Endurance Run 2House of Marley Smile JamaicaSkullcandy JibLodos OmnitoneI listened to pieces from four contrasting genres that I enjoy, represented by:Heart "Magic Man" (rock)EBTG "Wrong" (techno)Coltrane & Hartman "My one and only love" (jazz)Ginastera "Estancia Suite: Danza Final - Malambo" (classical orchestral)On each of these pieces, I rated each earbud (1-10) separately for clarity of treble, depth of bass, richness of middle, and overall "fullness" of the sound spectrum. The aggregate results for sound quality were as follows:1. 7.9 Marley2. 7.6 JBL3. 7.4 Ludos4. 6.7 SkullSome individual observations about sound:None of them had much trouble with treble (not surprisingly). Marley & Ludos were the clearest, producing a crystalline "sparkle" across all genres, especially Rock & Jazz, but none of the earbuds disappointed on treble.The biggest differentiator was bass: Marley & JBL produced noticeably deeper bass than the other two, especially the Skullcandy.Although they were not especially good on Classical (scoring better only than Skullcandy), the Marleys were fantastic for Jazz; JBLs were very strong as well. Marleys were best for both Tech and Rock -- although the sound they produced there didn't surprise me as much as it did on Jazz -- with JBLs being second for both.Build quality for both the Marleys and JBLs is both very good -- I'd even call the Marleys "fun," given a few thoughtful and tasteful elements they added -- with the JBLs gaining an edge due to water resistance, fuller mounting construction that allows earlobe to carry most of the weight (= more comfortable) and magnetized buds that will help minimize clutter, risk of getting caught on something; my only build suggestion would be a 90 (not 45) degree plug to minimize exposure to getting hit. Ludos construction was decent, just not quite to the level of the other two. Skullcandy build quality is certainly adequate for a $10 pair of earphones.I am keeping both the Marleys and the JBLs: Marleys for use in home/office, JBLs for exercise/outdoors/travel.

Super comfortable, cute and great price. However they offer no noise cancelation. People on the call can hear the guy in the office next to me better than I can.

I have switched from listening to my speakers and subwoofer, to earbuds. And I have been searching for a replacement for my Panasonic RP-HJE120-K wired earbuds. I find their sound is muffled. The Skullcandy brand offers several excellent sounding models. I think any would be better than the Panasonic's. I have both the Ink'd and JIB models. The highs in the JIB are silky smooth; the bass is very strong and well defined. Bass is not overly booming, but very strong. The shape of the earbuds forms an excellent seal around my ears. So the overall experience is superior. I also tried the Sephia SP3060 which were fine, but the Skullcandy is a more direct sound. I do not use the mic but it is there for those that want it. The cord is good quality and does not feel cheap. Overall, an excellent set of earbuds for anyone. I plan on buying more of these little gems. Highly recommended by a musician and audiophile. They also offer 3 or 5 packs for the whole family. Thank you Skullcandy and Amazon !

this is my fave brand for day to day earbuds and sound peripherals to listen to music on my phone or talk on the computer (work stuff).Recommended? Yes, of course. Very good sound quality and noise cancellation.These last for few years. But I was using them as if I did not have any other device (i didn't)

I'm not very happy these are the worst Skullcandy headphones I've ever had usually Skullcandy is much higher quality than these seem to be they are cheap feeling and they don't they aren't solid or heavy feeling or like they just feel cheap to me like one that you'd buy in a cheap five pack or something it's not special and the sound quality is not badgery either it's not anything to brag or right home about so I don't know I'm in the air but I'm not happy with these really I'm probably going to go look for a better pair honestly