Yinyoo KBEAR MONKIE K01 Gaming Earbuds,Noise Cancelling In Ear Headphones with 3.5mm Plug, Surround Hifi Sound in Ear Monitor Wired Gaming Earphones Compatible with PC,PS5, Xbox,Switch

I've been in the market to get a new set of headphones for a while now since my usual ones are discontinued and thus very difficult (and getting more expensive) to find. I hadn't thought of getting earbuds again because they tend to be very tinny, they fall out of my ears and honestly they're a nasty experience to me, I swapped to proper over ear headphones years ago and never looked back.But these ones kept being recommended to me. First a friend who had them kept going on about them, then I saw them again from a youtuber I watch (waddup Dankpods) and he raves about these things a lot, so I thought fine, I'll grab a pair along with the new headset I was getting, they're cheap and if they're any decent they can be my backup pair.I was absolutely blown away by how good they sound. These things are legit. I rarely use the headphones I bought (which were three times the price btw!) because these are just so good! They're not professional quality by any means and they take a bit to get used to in your ears if you're not used to them being plugged, but holy heck! The sound quality is great, you can actually hear a decent amount of bass in those dirtier songs and everything is just solid.The only downpoint I have about these is they've made me super paranoid about cleaning out my ears, because I fear being in a public space, pulling one out and them just being covered in earwax.

As described fair price quality great

Used for work & gaming.Decent sound quality, no complaints about the mic quality.Comfortable, nice design.

These wired in-ear heaphones are suitable for both gaming and daily music listening.They offer a nice, punchy bass that's enjoyable for songs that have some oomph. It's not overwhelming but adds a good depth. The mids are clear enough for vocals to come through well, although they might not be the sharpest. The highs are decent, providing a balanced sound without being too harsh.These headphones have a fun, unique design with a monkey theme, based on the Black Myth RPG game as far as I can tell. The cabling is copper coloured with a transparent coating, the connector is L-shaped. They're lightweight and comfortable for extended gaming/listening sessions with the choice of three different sized ear tips to suit the wearer.For the price, the build quality is quite good. They feel sturdy enough for everyday use, but they're not the most premium-feeling headphones out there.Noise isolation is moderate. They'll block out some background noise, but don't expect full isolation like you'd get with in-ear monitors or noise-canceling headphones.The cable measures around 1 metre from headphone to connector, which is great for freedom of movement. An in-line control offers volume control and call function.If you're after headphones that are fun, sound decent, and won't cost you much, the KBear Monkie K01 could be a solid choice. They're not going to compete with high-end audio equipment, but for casual listeners or as a secondary pair, they do the job quite well. The quirky design might not be for everyone, but I love them.

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I have used the in ear monitors on stage for easily over ten years and I am tired of buying sub standard headphones everything from Bose noise cancelling to Sony's so called studio quality headphones and they are always a let down, these filled that grey area for me, sound quality is dead on and the in ear style is perfect I have used them for everything from listening to music having a cycle to rehearsing with my drum kit at home the sound quality is good enough because they are so versatile, I definitely recommend them if you want a set of headphones for all round use

I'm no audiophile, I'll say that now.I bought these for video and podcast editing as these aren't normal earbuds, they are In Ear Monitors (IEM's). For editing, they are terrible. Though IEMs should be good.The Bad:For listening to the spoken word, while the sound is accurate, it come across thin and treble forward. No mids/bass. It's horrible.So for editing, it is useless. Unless you're tuning sound for other people using IEMs, these aren't a good option. You'd end up adding too much low end to compensate.Worse:The constant hiss/interference on EVERY device. Regardless of what you plug this into there is a constant hiss of white noise.The hiss remains the same regardless of the volume, so if you want to listen to something at low to mid volume with dead space between sound (podcasts/audiobooks etc), forget it and do your research on other IEMs that may work better for this.Apparently this is normal for IEMs with this kind of sensitivity (paraphrasing from what I have read on a couple forums).Why no one talks about this more, I do not know.Even Worse:The cord this comes with will fight you constantly to stay in a tangled mess. Figure 10% of the time you'll be using these will be wasted de-tangling the cord.Now The Good:Build quality of the actual IEMs are fantastic. The Aluminium housing with screws looks stunning in real life. The earbuds that come supplied are the best fit after trying two other options including memory foam. A lot of people complained about these but they work for me.Amazing:THE SOUND! Good lord this is the best listening experience I've ever had for music and movies. By far. The hit from the driver produces insane bass that doesn't distract from anything else. Treble is detailed and accurate.Watching a film on Netflix gives you a cinema like experience. I can't describe it well, but it feels like there is space around me, hence a theatre like sound.I'll keep them for music listening, but continue to use my Master and Dynamic MH40 wired headphones for editing video and podcasts.

Really good value for money