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Summary: Over a year and a half of abuse: stuffed in pockets, backpacks, purses, jackets, and used daily in school, home, and physical outdoor summer work. Still work perfectly and the sound is just right for everyday use. If you want audiophile quality, by a pair of over ear phones and stay home. These, on the other hand, are perfect for real life. Detailed Review: I have been using these headphones nearly everyday since I got them in November of 2011. I used them at school whenever I was in the computer lab, which meant using and abusing the jack and wrapping/unwrapping them 5 or 6 times a day. Still in perfect working order. The clip I broke my stepping on it, but it worked great till then. I use them for on the computer at home for music, YouTube, or gaming. This isn't over-ear headphone quality sound, but with the proper fitting ear pieces, I can pick up fine nuances in the music and have just enough bass to fill out the sound, all while blocking out white background noise. The sound quality has greatly improved over time. They are very clear too; I can easily hear when a song is low bit rate. The volume doesn't have to be up very loud either to get nice sound. These are by no means ear protection, but I can wear ear muffs comfortably over top of these when using power sanders at work. I use them for work in the summer, 3 or 4 days a week for 5 months in the Midwestern humidity. I work outside and had to drink 2 gallons of water a day just to keep up with the sweat. Trust me, sweat won't hurt these. I haven't had one problem with them in the entire time I've owned and used them. I lost a couple of the ear pieces just because I never used the case to transport them, but there are enough of varying sizes that I can just use a different pair. These are BY FAR the MOST COMFORTABLE earphones I've ever used. I can even fall asleep with them in and my ears aren't sore when I wake up. They NEVER have fallen out of my ears in the year and a half I've used them. The over ear design is genius because it takes a lot of stress off of your ear's cartilage in holding up normal ear buds. My ears never get sore anymore. I haven't found the angled plug to be a problem as it fits both of my iPod touch cases, one an otterbox commuter and the other a griffin survivor, my home PC, tablet, and every school computer I've used. The fit only takes a day or so to get used to. As long as you read the instructions, you'll be golden. Also, the cost to value ratio is unbelievable. I can use these at school and work and not worry about being out two weeks pay if I lose them or they get broken. Buy them. Read more

I really love these earbuds, and highly recommend them to anyone tired of going through pair after pair after pair of headphones that die months after purchase. Though to be fair I have owned these for just about a year, and this review will need an update soon. Previous earbuds: various apple and skullcandy brands (rarely do these ever last a year), Klipsch s4i (owned 3 pairs, first lasted 6 months, both replacements lasted less than two weeks. something about the conection between the earbud and the cord is easy to break with normal use), Shure SE215 (received one pair nearly DOA, they worked for about 5 hours. something about the base of the cord by the plug is poorly constructed, and for me broke during a bus ride. Certainly not the most stressful of circumstances). All of these died on me within weeks or months of purchase. I've also owned the Sony MDR-7506 and Shure SRH 840 headphones, which are both really excellent, but too big to wear around the city. But as for the MEElectronics, I've owned them since September 2013. Not only have they lasted this long with no failures, but they actually survived an accidental trip through the washing machine and dryer. Never have I even heard of that happening with a pair of headphones. After this ordeal the cord is a bit kinky and likes to tangle up more than it used to, but that's a small price to pay. They sound pretty nice, bass is good (when you have a good seal) and they have a clearer sound than the apple and skullcandy earbuds i've experienced. They don't sound as good as the klipsch s4is, but then again there is a $40 dollar price gap here. I would recommend getting some Comply T-500 tip replacements, as I think the memory foam tips provide a better seal and tighter hold in the ear than the silicone tips that come with the M6 earbuds. This is personal preference of course, and with 6 different pairs of tips you might have something you like without having to get the Complys. Negative issues: As others have mentioned, these can tend to slide out of your ears, and the memory wire isn't rigid enough to permanently solve this problem. It doesn't happen so much that it bothers me, but YMMV. The biggest problem I've had is that the base to stick the earbud tip to was a slightly different width between the two earbuds. So, a tip that would fit securely on the left earbud would easily slide off of the right earbud. I tragically lost half a set of Complys on the subway when the rip on the right earbud abandoned ship and dove under the train. I have since fixed this issue by putting a couple layers of scotch tape on the base of the earbud to get the tips to stay on more securely. Overall, these are solid earbuds, and my few negative experiences are quite petty. Read more