LORELEI X8 Over-Ear Wired Headphones with Microphone with 1 45m-Tangle-Free Nylon Line 3 5mm Plug Lightweight Foldable Portable

Great headphones, they are light weight and have good sound quality. I order this brand quite a bit due to me being clumsy and having pets but they are very decent. Typically last me between 5 to 12 months before I need new ones due to my clumsiness. If you need headphones I can not recommend these enough! Read more

Comfortable. Sound is clear with no static. Easy to wear, not heavy. Use evey day without breaking or cracking. Read more

These headphones are cheap, cute, and get the job done. Bought for my teenager for a road trip and she adores them, definitely a great purchase! Read more

Hurts your ears after wearing for awhile but super cute color. Get's the job done Read more

I bought these for my child to use at school, and they have been a fantastic purchase. Finding durable headphones for kids can be tricky, but these are holding up great. • Durability: The cable is surprisingly stiff and tangle-resistant, which is a must-have since they usually get shoved into a backpack without a case. • Sound & Mic: The audio quality is clear, and the built-in microphone works perfectly for online lessons and video calls. No static or "muffled" sound complaints from the teachers. • Comfort: My teen says they are comfortable enough to wear for several hours during study sessions. • Style: We love that they come in multiple colors—it made it easy to find their favorite shade so they don't get mixed up with classmates' headsets. Highly recommended for anyone needing a reliable pair for the school year! Read more

very nice sound and fits well on head doesn't hurt ears Read more

Very good sound and noise cancellation I’m using it with an 80’s SONY boom box I’m completely surprised that these are as nice as they are. I do need an extension the cord is only about 5 feet so the cord I’m using is thin as a charger cord but they bang. Read more

Sound quality is fine. It's comfortable enough to wear for a while. My main issue is that these headphones kept finding new ways to break for reasons unknown to me. My first issue was that the piece of metal connecting one of the earphones to the over-ear band bent horribly out of proportion one time when I tried folding it shut (as it's designed to do.) This would not have bothered me too much if it hadn't made wearing the headphones normally completely impossible, so I took the liberty of unscrewing that side of the headset, diagnosing the issue, and using pliers to fold it back into shape. With the amount of force it took to get it to fold back it is completely beyond me how the headset managed to bend out of proportion that much with regular use. Having taken it apart to repair a major issue, I can tell you right now that you get exactly what you pay for. The headset is very cheaply made and is a complete pain in the butt to repair - which makes sense, they probably don't exactly want you to repair a cheap product, just get whatever use out of that you can while it barely holds itself together. Next issue - a few days later, on the opposite side of the headset, I can't remember what exactly happened, but I had to put a thick layer of duct tape around it to solve whatever it was. If my memory serves me correctly, some plastic panel fell out and left the headphone wire exposed. This may have very well been my fault and a result of not being able to get everything to line up when I reconstructed the headphones, so I'll own that much. The straw that broke the camel's back was when I was wearing it, and as I took it off, part of the plastic on the band straight up cracked in half. You can't make this stuff up. In the process of rolling some tape onto it in an attempt to make it usable, the metal portion from my first issue bent out of proportion again. I'd had enough, so I threw these out. Even with repairs, the shelf life of these headphones was about 2 months - I received the headphones in late August and it broke on me beyond usability in late October. Several other reviews seem to express the same sentiment, but what's concerning to me is that there are so many ways that these headphones can break. Sound quality was unaffected throughout the lifespan of my set, but wearability kept getting worse. TL;DR: You get what you pay for. If you're looking for a cheap pair of headphones that you'll only need for 2 months, these are perfect for you. If you want something that'll last you a bit longer than that, look elsewhere. Read more