Hello guys, wired earphones are still very popular these days, because amongst wired your phones, wireless earphones, wired headphones wireless headphones. Amongst these four wired earphones offers the highest value for money when it comes to audio quality. So here's a list of three pairs of earphones around 1000 rupees that I feel are currently the best in the segment. Trust me technology job won't disappoint you.
I didn't just randomly pick three earphones and talk about them. I tried different models from Skullcandy, three from Skullcandy, one from Sony, one from JBL, one from some magic one from Sennheiser, and one from one plus. So I use these two devices To test these earphones one is my iPod Nano, which has a 3.5 mm headphone jack and an inbuilt amplifier for better audio output. The other devices my one plus 16, which doesn't have a 3.5 mm headphone jack, so I used a dongle that came with it. One thing to note is I'm not gonna rank them in any particular order. I'll just be listing out all three pairs of earphones and I'll be explaining the pros and cons of each so that you will be able to evaluate which pair of your phone satisfies your needs and expectations.
Let's begin with the Smokin butts to your phones from Skullcandy. One of my favorite brands when it comes to audio, especially your phones, I've tried the one in two and even the smokin but one the original version. All of them provided excellent clarity and these are no different. The bass is great. It's quite high. At the same time. It doesn't muffle up the audio. It's not overpowering. The mids and highs are also really good considering the price. Forget technical terms. They are the best sounding earphones you can get for the price. There is a microphone here for phone calls and I've had no issues with it. One cool thing about these earphones is they're tangle-free. If you had these earphones in your pocket for a while and you take them out normally you'd spend a minute to untangle it, but here it's just very easy, doesn't take more than a few seconds. And once you put them on you also realize how comfortable they feel. The earbuds are angled in a way they sit comfortably in your ears without the interference of the shell. Now coming to the cons the button here is quite flimsy. In the lower half, the feedback is good. If you press it, you'll get a nice clicky feel. But the upper half doesn't provide feedback at all. Sometimes I ended up pressing it accidentally. It shows sensitive, but to be frank, it's not been a big deal to me. You get the hold of In a few weeks, another con all the Skullcandy earphones I've owned before wasn't very durable. I used all of those Skullcandy earphones in the beginning on a regular basis two hours on almost every day when I used to go to college, and none of them lasted more than a year. Now, this is the second version of smoking bugs. So maybe they worked on durability this time. The wires feel rigid, no doubt about that. The bill quality also feels premium, but whether they will actually last long in real-time usage is something I cannot tell you right now. Unfortunately. Hopefully, they do. Basically, I'm not saying they won't. I'm just sharing my past experience with Skullcandy earphones with you guys.
If that button feedback and durability are extremely important to you. Then we have an excellent alternative the Sennheiser cx 275 s, the cost is around 1500 rupees plus or minus hundred rupees differs from time to time some things under thousand 400 during a sale for that You get excellent bill quality, comfort, and L shaped 3.5 mm adapter and two years warranty. The microphone quality is good. And like I said the button offers great feedback. The audio quality is also excellent. But I would say it's not as good as it is on the smoking bugs too. If I give the audio quality of smoking but to a 90 out of 100 then I'll give these an 80 or 83 it's definitely not that easy to notice the difference. The differences in huge. These also don't have the anti-tangle feature of smoking but still. So yeah, those are the pros and cons of the CX 275s is now offered more and more phones are losing the 3.5 mm headphone jack. Like I said, I used a dongle with my one plus 60 to test the audio quality, but I'll be honest, at times I forgot to take the dongle with me when I went out and my earphones were of no use. I actually make it a point to always put the dongle in my wallet after using but sometimes I just forget I don't Noise it happens right? Or am I the only one?
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So for those of you who would prefer a pair of earphones with a Type C pin, we have the latest bullets type C or phones from one plus, they launched it alongside the one plus 60. To be honest, the only reason I chose these earphones for this is that they are the only pair of tights earphones from a decent brand available in the market at this price range. We have shown these nice canceling types earphones but they cost 3000 rupees. The cable feels sturdy. The microphone works fine and the earphones work with all types of phones I tried. So compatibility is not an issue. But the audio quality is mediocre. It's just average. Don't get me wrong. I wouldn't say it's bad, but 1500 rupees I would definitely expect more out of these earphones. It sounds like probably a 500 rupees pair of earphones. So overall, this is what the comparison looks like.
Earphonesphones are primarily meant for audio so if audio quality is your only requirement, then I recommend the Skullcandy Smokin buds to your phones. Or if you want a better overall package, then the CX 275 s from Sennheiser comes with arguably better durability and an extra year of warranty and they sound 90% as good as the smokin bucks or if you prefer types of your phones, the bullets your phones from one plus the only way to go, but guys I would suggest you buy the Skullcandy or Sennheiser your phones and always carry a dongle with you instead of buying the Type C or phones because in my experience yes I do forget to take the dongle with me every once in a while but I still find myself using the Skullcandy earphones the most that is After the testing of faulty earphones was done because I feel even if I don't get to listen to music at all, sometimes when I get to hear some amazing quality music. So that's my personal opinion.
I didn't just randomly pick three earphones and talk about them. I tried different models from Skullcandy, three from Skullcandy, one from Sony, one from JBL, one from some magic one from Sennheiser, and one from one plus. So I use these two devices To test these earphones one is my iPod Nano, which has a 3.5 mm headphone jack and an inbuilt amplifier for better audio output. The other devices my one plus 16, which doesn't have a 3.5 mm headphone jack, so I used a dongle that came with it. One thing to note is I'm not gonna rank them in any particular order. I'll just be listing out all three pairs of earphones and I'll be explaining the pros and cons of each so that you will be able to evaluate which pair of your phone satisfies your needs and expectations.
1.Skullcandy Smokin buds 2
Let's begin with the Smokin butts to your phones from Skullcandy. One of my favorite brands when it comes to audio, especially your phones, I've tried the one in two and even the smokin but one the original version. All of them provided excellent clarity and these are no different. The bass is great. It's quite high. At the same time. It doesn't muffle up the audio. It's not overpowering. The mids and highs are also really good considering the price. Forget technical terms. They are the best sounding earphones you can get for the price. There is a microphone here for phone calls and I've had no issues with it. One cool thing about these earphones is they're tangle-free. If you had these earphones in your pocket for a while and you take them out normally you'd spend a minute to untangle it, but here it's just very easy, doesn't take more than a few seconds. And once you put them on you also realize how comfortable they feel. The earbuds are angled in a way they sit comfortably in your ears without the interference of the shell. Now coming to the cons the button here is quite flimsy. In the lower half, the feedback is good. If you press it, you'll get a nice clicky feel. But the upper half doesn't provide feedback at all. Sometimes I ended up pressing it accidentally. It shows sensitive, but to be frank, it's not been a big deal to me. You get the hold of In a few weeks, another con all the Skullcandy earphones I've owned before wasn't very durable. I used all of those Skullcandy earphones in the beginning on a regular basis two hours on almost every day when I used to go to college, and none of them lasted more than a year. Now, this is the second version of smoking bugs. So maybe they worked on durability this time. The wires feel rigid, no doubt about that. The bill quality also feels premium, but whether they will actually last long in real-time usage is something I cannot tell you right now. Unfortunately. Hopefully, they do. Basically, I'm not saying they won't. I'm just sharing my past experience with Skullcandy earphones with you guys.- Skullcandy's off-axis technology makes these earbuds fit in your ears perfectly as they're made with the shape of the inner ear in mind
- The sounds that are produced by these earbuds make you feel the powerful thump of bass, the sonorous beauty of highs and the natural warmth of vocals
- It is uncommon for the flat cable of these earbuds to tangle as it has been designed in such a manner the cable is durable and it sports a unique look
- With the press of the single button of the in-line remote, you can play or pause tracks
- A person usually sweats when participating in sports or workout sessions
- why let that come in the way of your musical experience? Made from moisture-resistant materials, these earbuds are less likely to be harmed by sweat, so you can enjoy music even when you indulge in physical activities
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2.Sennheiser CX275-S
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3.OnePlus Bullets Type-C
Earphonesphones are primarily meant for audio so if audio quality is your only requirement, then I recommend the Skullcandy Smokin buds to your phones. Or if you want a better overall package, then the CX 275 s from Sennheiser comes with arguably better durability and an extra year of warranty and they sound 90% as good as the smokin bucks or if you prefer types of your phones, the bullets your phones from one plus the only way to go, but guys I would suggest you buy the Skullcandy or Sennheiser your phones and always carry a dongle with you instead of buying the Type C or phones because in my experience yes I do forget to take the dongle with me every once in a while but I still find myself using the Skullcandy earphones the most that is After the testing of faulty earphones was done because I feel even if I don't get to listen to music at all, sometimes when I get to hear some amazing quality music. So that's my personal opinion.
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