Type-C Headphones with MIC for Most USB-C Smartphones, Tablets and New Laptops, Wired in-Ear Earphones with USB-C to USB Adapter for Computers, Built-in DAC, Hi-Res Audio and Deep Bass

I have all sorts of expensive headphones, buds and ‘call center’ quality USB headsets to join and host remote business meetings. Having something portable in the laptop bag to tie directly into my company VOIP adds a great level of audio quality for me and the people I hang err meet with. Much better to use if possible over dialing in from your cell phone.The “yushine” USB-C with USB A adapter were an incredible surprise and upgrade over my current USB laptop backpack headset.Calls were crisp, loud (turned em down to 70) and moving my head around made no different in quality for people listening in.Music play back was great. I just can’t believe the base and crisp audio reproduction in this value purchase.Included:You get the headset, with mic on right side, magnetic buds (they tap to each other to help reduce tangles). They are clearly marked right and left. Ear to mic: 6 inches; Ear to end of y (to full cable) 14.5 inches.You also get the USB-C to USB-A adapter. I tried both and honestly couldn’t tell the difference. Nice that we can use them on a PC or USB-C cell if needed!They come in a handy clear plastic case, great for storage and slim backpack space and a small Velcro wrap if you need it.It has a wire clip and 3 total sets of buds, pretty standard, but kudos to have them in a zip bag instead of a tear away pouch. This design for my ears allows the buds to go into the canal and the angled back part rests against my ‘back lobe’ or whatever that back round part of the ear is. Sits nicely.Total cable length, USB-C to earbud tips is 46.5 inches. For some computers or folks that like to stand and move just a bit, a longer cable would have been a dream. I may test a USB-C extension.The cable is self is rubber like, prefer braid but at this price with the fabulous audio play back, can’t complain.Windows 10 shows the device as a “TX-384Khz Hifi Type-C Audio” device.As of this writing there is also a 20% coupon!? Insane value and high quality buds. I just wish the cable was longer (although pretty standard). I’m ordering some more for family, friends, maybe use as stocking stuffers and to give to random people on the street.

So writing my review on these headphones. I use them pretty much for calls and listening to music. The sound is very powerful with bass. The back of the ear plugs are magnetic so they clap together and just pull them apart when ready to use. Comes with 2 extra replacement pairs of soft plastic earbuds if you lose yours. Also has a USB-C to USB-A adapter included as well. So had about 4 of these over the years as I noticed they are getting cheaper in price now as of 10/16/23 I got these for $10 bucks compared to the previous years they were 2x the amount. So here is the flaw to them where the USB-C neck meets the wire is where is the weakest point and that's where you start getting your issues with it as sound and static noises etc if slightly bent. Right at that section it is stiff about an inch past the USB C neck area. I am assuming that's where they merged the 2 of the wire fibers and insulation together. So if your the type that puts your ear phones in your pocket I wouldn't get these. Sometimes when I rushing I put them in my pocket and then I pay for it the next day or 2 when trying to use them again. Then I forced to once again order a new set again. In the picture where the ink pen is pointing at is where the flaw is located and then an inch after that down the wire.

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality, comfort and sound of these earphones.

These work poorly in regards to the volume. You have to hold the microphone up to your mouth in order for anyone to hear you.

I fell in love with the idea of these headphones. I prefer wired earbuds... And so, I was disappointed with my Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra skimping out on the audio jack. I bought the 1st pair back in December 2021. I loved the sound quality...until... they blew out my ears after a preemptive 'crackling' sound, followed by a high pitch squeal. (Only used these about two dozen or so times).It wasn't a matter of me jammin' to my tunes so loudly, and that was the cause of the painful experience--these are 'in-the-ear buds'. Any irregular sounds are really going to hurt being inside one's ears , even at a lower setting of volume. Anyway, I thought it may have been a fluke happening, so I ordered the second pair right after the incident in April 2022. Uh, just after using them twice, they started crackling and making suspicious sounds again. I wasn't in the mood to have my eardrums rattled, so I haven't used them since. Let me just say--the earbuds had stellar sound quality AT FIRST, as others' have said. I loved that I could plug them into the 'C' port. But at the price I paid for them around $21.00 for the first pair, and around $17.00 for the second pair...they just did not hold their worth. I should have hunted for Sony--all the years I've used them, I have never had this issue. I recently reached out to the seller via Amazon's messaging service, and never got a response to this date, 5.31.22. Out of good faith, they could have refunded me some of my money. (Not sure if I would have dared a third set??)My fellow consumers...look elsewhere...perhaps Sony.I should have known better than to give a 'no-name' brand two chances...to assume that quality and its longevity is the same as buying a 'reputable' brand...that quality is present in both the product and the agent's customer service ability to ensure customer satisfaction--in this case the Seller, DGCY. Both failed miserably. I am always respectful when dealing with a dissatisfaction issues, cause I work in the service community, but it steams me when a manufacturer, or the agent representing them, does not even possess courtesy to respond... Hope this helps in your decision to buy these earbuds. A lack of satisfaction in a product and negating good customer service isn't worth your hard-earned money.