Cheap But Good In Ear Monitors

Very good material. Doesn't feel cheap and does what it's supposed to do. Good for those that have extended monitors.

It looks like a little bit cheap. But works very well.

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.

I'm no audiophile, but I purchased these headphones after some research on some relatively cheap headphones with good audio quality, leading me to these headphones. I've seen mainly good things, but I saw a few iffy reviews so I was unsure whether or not they'd be what I imagined, but I can safely say they lived up to my expectations, if not surpassed them. The design is my style, the ear padding doesn't make my ears sweat like some other ear cups, and the sound quality is good, with relatively good bass, something that was an important factor for me. I'd tried some beats while journeying in person for the perfect headphones, and I can see these are far, far better than any beat solos. I also bought some $101 dollar noise cancelling headphones and these far surpassed those as well. I'm overall extremely pleased with my purchase, I would in fact recommend these to anyone looking for great headphones on a budget.

Good cheap CPU The CPU is really good I recommend it for Budget Builds The clock Speed is 4.3Ghz without overclocking, But under the load in Cinebench R23 on multithread the max temperature is 91, But u can do undervolt like me. After Undervolting to 1.250v the temperature went down to 76 under the load in CineBench R23 without losing in clocks.

The headset is sturdy and well built. The size is on the lower end for my 8yr old and it ends up as on the ear rather than over the ear. But the quality is good.

Works with DVD players, unlike most monitors. Pretty good monitor but the sun hood is really cheap, stick-on velcro doesn't bond well to the plastic hood.

I made a pretty big research on gaming monitors. Was trying to get something good for cheap and guess what?!?! I got it. Very happy with the product and even after one month of purchase I didn't see anything better or cheaper for the price i got.

Good Build quality cable that is way better than the cheap cables they give you for on-camera monitors. Love the durability and it feels like it can take a beating.  Use it for my on-camera monitor and loving it so far. Also, like that it can stretch out in case I need to hand the monitor to a director. Recommend! [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review.]

I bought this to replace an NEC 31 photo editing monitor that developed a red line down the center. This monitor is amazingly bright. It is sharper than the NEC LCD it replaced. Brightness and color uniformity seem very good. It was easy to install because it weighs nothing. I mounted it to a Ergotron LX monitor arm rather than use the included stand. The monitor comes with lots of cables. I like the way the cables come out of one place in the back. One thing that tickled me was the one-button user interface. It is hidden on the underside of the bezel by the LG Logo. Clever that the logo shows you where to push. You push to turn the monitor off and on. But there's more. This button is also a joystick for navigating the menus. This monitor has, by far, the easiest menu system I've ever used. I'm pretty old and have used dozens and dozens of monitors at work and at home over the years. This user interface takes the cake. You'll love it. That said, most people don't adjust their monitors very often so you may only use it a few times a year. But still. It will make you smile. The bezel is pretty thin on the sides which I like because I have two Kali studio monitors on each side of the monitor and want them close enough to the monitor for good stereo imaging when editing music. My only complaint so far is the short cable from the power supply to the monitor. Most monitors have AC in but this LG has a brick supply like a laptop computer. The small power cable coming out of the monitor is easy to snake through the cable channel in the Ergotron monitor stand. But it isn't long enough for the power supply to rest on the floor. I added a bracket on the back of my desk to hold the power supply and all is good now. If the cable had been a foot or two longer I wouldn't have had to do this. I like the thin HDMI cable that came with the monitor. It's a lot easier to connect to my laptop than the thick HDMI cable I had been using.