Mode In - Ear Headphones - Black, Wired

Its hard to imaging how they get this sound quality out of tiny earphones but its good. Its good if you like bass.

My husband is very happy with the sound quality of these headphones

As described

I used alot of earphones but this one is great if I have rate I'll give 10/10 no less expect from Marshall... Must try earphones

It has a very good quality of sound very happy for this purchase its a great earphone

I had brought this taking into consideration the Brand name and was disappointed to see the sound quality is very poor and comparing it to my ear pods. Also the sleeve attached to the wire and Ear headphone tore off as its not durable even with normal usage- Worst headphones ever brought - Skull candy are cheaper and are reliable with better sound quality.

I bought this considering that bass effects would be considerably good but it disappointed me. Good for watching news, vlogs and other stuff involving monologue/ dialogues. Nice built quality at this price.

The eartips aren’t the issue, but the earbuds are designed in a way that makes it super uncomfy, they fit horribly and i have huge ears so i don’t get why they hurt, and the audio isn’t bad but it’s not good either, the mic’s decent but just putting them in my ears. Would not recommend buying those 😕

Bom fone, ótimo acabamento, mas o som não é nada surpreendente.

Arrived promptly and in good packaging. Protected and had no damage. The earphones are packed in a very nice and strong box and held in properly. The drivers are angled every so slightly for those with wierdly shaped canals. They fit perfectly for me with small-medium ear tips. The sound is fantastic; not too bassy and not too strong highs, just about right.They sound fantastic even without burn-in-time. The build of the earphones is very good, sturdy and durable. They are rather large and do take some time fitting perfectly in your ears, but when they do fit, it is comfortable, isolating and very enjoyable. However, there is one gripe I do have with the earphones; since I am using a Nexus 5, I am not able to skip tracks using the in-line controls, which is a downer as I was looking forward to changing songs without having to use the phone. Still, it is not a deal breaker when buying these headphones. Overall. I am very happy. It was cheap, built well, looks very good, sounds wonderful and made by Marshall. Would definitely recommend to a friend. EDIT: 27/01/17 - Everything still works as it did the first day. Would still recommend.

この迫力の低音に、鮮やかな高音！たまらんねー。メタル聴くのにっ。イヤーピース他のと変えてなんとか装着性良くして聴いている。付属のイヤピだと音スカスカなので。

Se escuchan excelente, y los materiales parecen de calidad.

I spent 70-something moneys on a new pair of IEM's recently. It was this pair actually. That's why I'm reviewing it right now. Logic. I got myself into a lot of trouble when I ordered these. "YOU ALREADY HAVE NICE EARPHONES. WHY DO YOU NEED MORE?" said the angry significant other. I didn't really have a good reason, so I told her how pretty she is. Didn't work this time. So I promised that if these marshall's didn't blow me away, I would return them and pretend like this never happened. Soooooooooooooooo....I'm a little disappointed that I like these as much as I do. Because it means I'm going to remain in the doghouse. I heard about these from thewirecutter. If you haven't heard of this site, I recommend checking it out. They basically just review tons of consumer electronics and try to recommend the best bang for your buck. This is the second time that I've purchased a product based on a thewirecutter recommendation. I guess I'm trying to say that I wouldn't have ever given these a look if not for that website. If you're the type of person that gets pleasure out of abusing headphones, you won't like these. I understand the idea that more expensive IEM's should be more durable, therefore I can light them on fire and then extinguish that fire with battery acid and still be able to use them everyday. I get it, 60-70 something moneys is a lot to spend on earphones. But the money here pays for performance, not durability. I'm sorry. These are fragile. Will they die after one bad snag on the corner of your desk? No. But I don't think they should be used at the gym or carelessly tossed in your bag and sat on or lit on fire. I treat my earphones like a small puppy that fits in my pocket...... which is why I've only had one pair break since I was in high school. The remote is pretty minimalistic. It's one button. Which is good because I think 2 buttons would be overstimulating for me and I'd get scared. It can be used to answer and hang up calls, play/pause your music, or skip to the next or previous track. There is no volume control. If that's a deal breaker for you then....I'm sorry you had to read this far into my review. I wish I could give you back the time you just wasted. The mic is neat. It's located a little higher than the remote so it's closer to your mouth. I've gotten zero complaints about my voice quality when talking into the mic. Accessories. Pretty much none. You get the earphones and 4 tip sizes to choose from ranging from small to extra large. I use the large tips and I get a nice tight seal in both ears. But the lack of a carrying case bothers me. I have multiple carrying cases from other pairs of IEMs, so I'm personally doing ok. But if this is going to be your first pair of upgraded earphones, I'm scared for you. It's like Marshall is encouraging you to carelessly toss these into the bottom of your bag or pocket. Then they'll break. And you'll be upset. And I don't want anybody to be upset. Because it'll make me upset and everything is about me. ANYway, if you don't have a case, I'm not going to recommend that you get one. That would be a little excessive. I just encourage that you take care of them. Audio is completely subjective. So I don't really know how to approach this section. The isolation from outside noise is more than adequate as long as you have a good seal with the included tips. Once I got that seal, they fit really snug in my ears and stayed put. These have a higher impedance than cheaper IEMs which translates to: they won't play as loud at the same volume/input power. That said, I use them with my Nexus 6p which has underwhelming audio-out power. But because of the decent isolation, I'm still able to drive these to satisfying levels with volume to spare. Heck, I used them on my business flights and had no issues. I really like how these are voiced. I tend to be sensitive to high frequencies. If earphones have too much in the high end, my ears get tired and I get grumpy. These have a nice smooth high end, with no lack of detail. I can listen for hours and feel good afterwards. The midrange is really strong on these. I listen to mostly rock, and electric guitars come through really strong and have a grittiness to them that sounds awesome to me. Voices are clean and clear, but they take a backseat to guitars and the rest of the music that makes music sound powerful and engaging. I think the bass is exceptional, and there's a boost at the lower sub bass is delightful on electronic and rap but doesn't get in the way for rock and more acoustic music. The last nine sentences should really be taken with a grain of salt. I don't know what you like or how your ears hear. But overall, I think these are pretty well-rounded and will be unoffensive for most people to listen to. Surely, they're an upgrade from stock earphones.