SeekerBetron YSM1000
Average mixed usage headphones. They won’t be the best critical listening headphones because of their muddy bass and treble lacking presence, but they isolate a good amount of ambient noise to be decent for commuting and at the office. They are very portable headphones and shouldn’t pop out of your ears during physical activity. Unfortunately, the in-ear fit might not be ideal for long TV sessions, and their short cable won’t be long enough for watching on your couch. The in-line microphone isn’t the best option for gaming, and they won’t be as customizable as other gaming headsets.
-- As reviewed by Rtings
Product details
- Wired In-Ear Headphones Earbuds deliver precise and balanced HiFi sound-strong, differentiated bass, detailed, tidy mids and clear highs with signature sophisticated and accurate sound with an abundance of detail, original sound without over-emphasis of frequencies
- Betron YSM1000 Wired Earphones, Compatible with iPhone/Computer/Laptop/iPad/iPod/MP3/MP4 and other popular electronics with 3.5mm headphone jack (Some devices may require earphone adapter)
- The ergonomically designed sound tubes sit perfectly in the ear canal and ensure that the earphones sit comfortably and securely. The in-ear design in combination with the matching ear tips lets only the music into the ear and excludes ambient noise
- Lightweight and comfortable earphones with stylish and exquisite appearance are ideal for work, study, sports and games, allowing you to enjoy the convenience of earbuds anytime and anywhere
- Betron Earphones feature 20hz to 20000 hz frequency response, Y Shape Cord, buit in microphone mic, volume control, 3.5 mm gold plated headphone jack, lightweight earbud housing, bass driven sound, tangle-free wire
PROS
+ Good noise isolation and low leakage.
+ Decently durable design.
+ Simple and easy-to-use controls.
CONS
- Boomy and slightly dark sound.
- In-ear fit might not be for everyone.
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By Rtings on December 14, 2018
Average mixed usage headphones. They won’t be the best critical listening headphones because of their muddy bass and treble lacking presence, but they isolate a good amount of ambient noise to be decent for commuting and at the office. They are very portable headphones and shouldn’t pop out of your ears during physical activity. Unfortunately, the in-ear fit might not be ideal for long TV sessions, and their short cable won’t be long enough for watching on your couch. The in-line microphone isn’t the best option for gaming, and they won’t be as customizable as other gaming headsets.
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