Best Gaming In Ear Earphones

Great sound.. secure in ear and has great features on earphones for convenience.

Theses are my favorite earphones. The rubber area that touches your ear brings comfort compared to ordinary hard plastic. These are a unique make and model. I really hope they don't discontinue them. Please.. keep making them !. If you chose to improve these earphones, just add a bit more rubber so the contact surface with your ear increases. Personally I like these earphones over any earphones that go inside your ear canal. This old style type allows you to hear dim noises around your environment if placed in a certain angle in your ear. Hence you can be alert of your surroundings as well as listening. I have bought several pairs of these through years of heavy use and even to give to family members. Keep up the good work JVC.. !

The sound quality for the earphones are very good and they are very comfortable. I recommend this earphones for anyone enjoying the in-ear concept.

I was looking for earphones that did NOT go inside my ear, but were comfortable with good sound. An extremely helpful saleswoman guided me to these. They are very comfortable, do not hurt or otherwise bother my ears, and sound good. They also stay in place as I move.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Since I am mostly working or working out. I need earphones that are comfy, easy-to-carry, and that have a long-lasting battery life. For me, these earphones check the comfy aspect because they go over the ear, with a snug fir, and not directly in your ear which can be uncomfortable. In addition, their box is very easy to carry and can fit in your pocket. Lastly, these earphones have a very long battery life which is amazing since I only have to charge them two times a week max. In the end, these earphones bring so much value to my life since I need them for work and fitness-related purposes.

These things help to keep earphones in your ear a lot better than stock tips and block way more noise making them a great upgrade. Highly recommended. Good quality as well!

Lightweight, comfortable to the point of not knowing you are wearing them, great sound but still allows you to hear ambient noise. If you don't want to shut out the world around you or better yet, it you want to be aware of what is happening around you for safety reasons or not zoning out, these do the job very well. Three improvements could be made. First, noise cancellation is not available which I understand is not so much due to the design and engineering, but is a result of the way sound is transmitted from these earphones to your ear canal which does not allow for noise cancellation. Second, no volume control on the devices themselves, quite a short coming, but I can't imagine they would have left this feature off if it could have been engineered into the product. Third, an easy fix. I found if you brush your ear, say to swat an insect, you could accidentally also brush off the earphone and as with all miniature earphones like this, if you are standing in a bunch of plants or other stuff, it's hard to find. If you are skiing and this happens, good luck finding it in the snow or anywhere else if you are in motion and it pops off your ear. It would be easy to have an accessory detachable cable that ties the two earphones together so if one falls out, it does not fall to the ground. Even if they both fall out, it would be much easier to find with a connecting bright coloured cable. You could also buy a similar product at an eyewear store, but Shokz could probably design something that would look appropriate for the earphones.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are the best earphones I've used so far. For context, I've used behind-the-ear ones, and also simple, not-sport-oriented earphones. These ones hold just as good as the other behind-the-ear ones, and sound just as good as normal earphones. The choice of how the earphones hold in your ears during running is a matter of preference, but for me, normal earphones usually slip out, both due to sweat, and the vigorous movement. The behind-the-ear construction stays on much better. In addition, the Endurance Peak 3s have very decent sound. It has convincing bass, clear highs, and overall pleasant to listen to most music. I only tried them with energetic pop/electronic music, audiobooks, and some chillstep/future garage, but they sound very well with all of these sound genres. The buttons on the sides are not towards the bottom of the outer surfaces, but more right behind the logos, which took getting used to for me. The buttons are capacitive, and work well. One nifty feature is that the earphones turn off when the hooks' ends touch the rest of the earphones, closing the loops. This is very convenient if your earphones disconnect or glitch in the middle of the run, making the power cycle very quick, and you get back to listening to music right away. They're waterproof IP68, so it's very easy to wash/rinse them after a workout. They also have the voice aware feature, which is great in theory, but for me is more of a gimmick, as it's just faster and easier to pull one earphone out than pressing the button and waiting for the mode to engage. Overall, strongly recommend for runners or those who otherwise have rigorous workouts that warrant behind-the-ear build.

Wanted quality sound without earphones/headphones. I was impressed with the quality of the sound, for me just as good as my earphones without the ear discomfort. Light enough that I forget it is there unless I am leaning back against a chair back. Bluetooth is good enough for use throughout my house without carrying my iPhone. Initially bought so I could hear my radar detector when driving on long trips but haven’t tried this yet.

I was surprised by these. I had some cheap bone-conduction earphones. The sound was terrible. These are almost like my good over-the-ear headphones. Excellent sound. I like them when I am running because I can hear traffic. Also surprising is that I can use them to make calls. For me, way better than Air Pods.