GGMM Nightingale “Lifetime Warranty” Heavy Bass In-Ear Noise-Isolating Earbuds Headphones w/ Dynamic Dual Drivers & Universal 1-Button Remote/Microphone (Gunmetal)

This was my first GGMM product. Didn't really feel like I took a leap of faith purchasing it given the high feedback score on Amazon coupled with the low price. Upon arrival I was impressed with packaging. You can tell GGMM spent some time thinking through the design to showcase the product. It was an easy to open package and the cables/earphones were nestled in the case snug. Many other reviewers have noted the cable size and weight. This is the absolute first thing I noticed about the earphones as well. The cable material doesn't seem to tangle as easily as many earphones out there. Also the connection is super small and I had no problem inserting into my iPhone 6 plus even with a case....Can't say this for all of the earphones I've purchased in the past. The speakers are well built and although I was expecting them to be heavy since they are all metal....they weren't! The rubber end pieces fit snug in my ear and even during my morning run they didn't come out. Honestly, I have some other earphones that work better for runners but these still worked well today and I can see myself using them again for most exercises.Alright enough about the aesthetics, let's talk about the sound quality. I mean c'mon that's why we buy earphones right? I've had everything from $6 Panasonics to $300 Bose/Beats, etc... and all I can say is WOW. You can tell that GGMM spent some time developing these. They have nice tight bass (not ear shattering) and very clear mids/highs. If you select the correct rubber earpiece for your ear size they will seal tightly and you'll get great noise cancellation. This plays into the impressive sound quality IMO. For $29.99 you'd be hard pressed to find a better set of earphones. You could always spend more...that's easy right? However, to find a nice product for a very fair price is tough these days. From a scale of 1 to 10, including all price ranges and brands I'd give these earphones and easy 8. For earphones under $50, they are an absolute 10.Some of the other goodies you get with this product is a microphone with one button for answering and ending calls. GGMM included a metal "sleeve" on the cable that allows you to slide it up/down the two upper wires to make it tighter or loosen them. In addition, GGMM included a leather carrying case that is very unique. It was actually pretty darn smart along with being so simple and very functional. Would I buy the earphones because of this case? No. Would I buy the case by itself? No. I do think it's a great addition to the earphones though and very nice touch.So, what's the consensus on this pair of $30 earphones with a lifetime warranty? Simple. Buy them. Period. Enough said. They are priced fairly. They have amazing sound and the build quality is close to what you'd get in most $200 pair of earphones.If you found this review helpful please click "Yes" below?

Update: June 6, 2017.Honestly these have been my favorite cheaper (cost) earbuds in a long while. Still going strong since I received back in February. I always keep them in the little pouch that was included so this might be why they still look brand new. Such a simple thing to add so much value. The sound is still rocking well. Definitely going to get another pair of these when they eventually die out, perhaps in another color/style.One super cool feature is the ability to press once on a phone call and mute. I had to email in to figure out why I couldn't end calls and had no idea that the single press was muting because I was never looking at the phone screen while on a call. I got a response very quickly so also very happy with the customer service! To hang up, a long press is needed so accidentally hanging up by hitting the button is mitigated.-----Feb 2017I've owned these for almost a week now (let me say that I'm not a fan of these companies asking for a review when you barely even have a chance to use the product...) For how much these go, they're a solid bang for your buck. The sound is pretty crisp and I'm really digging the build quality of the metal. Sure it gives them a bit more weight (on the scale of grams so it's not significant or anything), but in a satisfying way! These seem like they should last me a decent amount of time, plus they tout a lifetime warranty so that's pretty rad!They seem to be super comfortable for long-term listening. The little diver on the outside also feels nice in the fingers when putting them in your ears. I'm just using the size that shipped attached but it does come with a few other sizes, also in a super nice little hard case with a satisfying magnetic clasp. Also included is a little soft felt pouch for storing the earbuds.What I was using before for what these are replacing were those cheap Panasonic buds, which were also good for the price, but this seem like a big premium upgrade for marginally extra.Making calls was also a factor for me so having an built-in mic was a must for me. I've only made a couple calls but I didn't receive feedback that it was hard to hear me or anything which I've experienced on a pair of Skullcandy buds I still use from time to time. The inline play/pause/skip is also nice. The only downside is that there doesn't seem to be a triple-click to go back a track but that's not the end of the world. Oh, and that inline mic has a nice satisfying feeling in the fingers as it's also constructed of metal.Only time well tell if they hold up! I realized I used the term 'satisfying' quite a bit, so I guess you can tell I'm pretty happy with them thus far!

Very disappointing... I ordered these headphones because they seemed like they were worth the money. Boy was I wrong! First I ordered and paid for the extra $3.99 one-day shipping and they didn’t come on time. They changed the arrival date even though I paid for the one-day shipping. After getting my refund for the one-day shipping they soon arrived 2 days later. Out of the box, the right earbud volume was a lot lower than the left. I tried messing with the wire by plugging it in and out a couple times and it eventually got equal volume between the 2. Later that day the right earbud completely died. I had these for about 7 hours and they are already broken. I really recommend not buying these. The cord is also really thin and feels super cheap. Don’t end up wasting your money like I did. But if you do want to waste your money and become overwhelmed with frustration and anger, go ahead!