These are the worst fiting clip-ons I have ever owned. As you know if the phones don't fit then the sound will be horrible.

These lasted five months, but then finally fell apart. Mind you, they still play music, but the buds themselves are breaking. Before the collapse, I got good sound, especially with the adapter that creates a tight seal in my canal.

Product would sound fine, if it would stay in or anywhere close to the ear canal. But it really doesn't. The 'adjustable' ear pieces really aren't that adjustable, only in moving the positioning up or down about 1/4 of an inch.

Another thing, if you wear glasses, these are NOT for you. Do not buy these as they will not work at all around your ears and the frames of your glasses. Even with my glasses off, they weren't really that good.

Cons: Depending on the shape of your ear, this set may or may not fit well. Volume will only be loud if you jamm the earbud into your ear, otherwise it is not very loud. Cord split where it connects to the jack after a few months of use.

The sound quality is good, but they kept popping out of my ears. I have had problems with no-clip ear buds staying in place, but not with the clip-on style. At the gym, I had been using a $15 Sony clip-on that doesn't suffer from this same issue, although the sound quality is not on par.

The sound is poor. These are not as good as the apple ipod headphones these replaced.

They stay in position weather running or lifting weights. On top of that they are not invasive of the ear canal so your ears don't get sore or hurt after having them on for a long period of time.

The arms that go around the back of your ears are too soft/flimsy to hold them in position, and the earbuds are a little too large to fit into your ears (my ears are average) so they do not stay in place.

I try to use these for running, but not good. The design prevents me from running the cord down my back and staying put on the ear.

2. The case: Although it was nice of them to provide a case, I would have preferred that they had not.

I have tried every other brand and several models deep there and they just don't hold a candle to these. So if these are the design you like buy them don't even think about it.

I'll wait another week after that I'm gonna contact my bank to put hold on payment.

However, there are a few areas where these buds are lacking: 1. Lack of real cord management: The clip hardly cuts it.

If you are looking for the kind that wrap around your ear and don't fall off no matter what your doing. Then these are for you.

I recently bought an ipod nano with the nike+ system, and realized that the included ear buds wouldn't do at all. So I looked around the web for some ear buds that I can run with, and these seemed to come up with good reviews on some sites. After owning a pair of sennheiser circumaurals, I was pretty sure the sound quality would at least be decent, and I was right; these buds did not disappoint on sound quality.

They don't reach into the ear canal, but rather sit on top of it.

The case should have been a key feature, not an afterthought. Perhaps they can design a case with some kind of cord management and kill two birds with one stone. This case looks like a cheap rubber coin purse with a magnetic snap closure (oh wait, it is).

They are adjustible, and really fit around the ear. The wires stay out of the way, and are longer than the stock headphone cables (ipod). I would have paid full price for these headphones, and would have felt I still got a deal.

Product would sound fine, if it would stay in or anywhere close to the ear canal. But it really doesn't. The 'adjustable' ear pieces really aren't that adjustable, only in moving the positioning up or down about 1/4 of an inch.

Cons: Depending on the shape of your ear, this set may or may not fit well. Volume will only be loud if you jamm the earbud into your ear, otherwise it is not very loud. Cord split where it connects to the jack after a few months of use.

The sound quality is good, but they kept popping out of my ears. I have had problems with no-clip ear buds staying in place, but not with the clip-on style. At the gym, I had been using a $15 Sony clip-on that doesn't suffer from this same issue, although the sound quality is not on par.

They stay in position weather running or lifting weights. On top of that they are not invasive of the ear canal so your ears don't get sore or hurt after having them on for a long period of time.

I try to use these for running, but not good. The design prevents me from running the cord down my back and staying put on the ear.

If you are looking for the kind that wrap around your ear and don't fall off no matter what your doing. Then these are for you.

I recently bought an ipod nano with the nike+ system, and realized that the included ear buds wouldn't do at all. So I looked around the web for some ear buds that I can run with, and these seemed to come up with good reviews on some sites. After owning a pair of sennheiser circumaurals, I was pretty sure the sound quality would at least be decent, and I was right; these buds did not disappoint on sound quality.

They don't reach into the ear canal, but rather sit on top of it.

They are adjustible, and really fit around the ear. The wires stay out of the way, and are longer than the stock headphone cables (ipod). I would have paid full price for these headphones, and would have felt I still got a deal.

These are the worst fiting clip-ons I have ever owned. As you know if the phones don't fit then the sound will be horrible.

These lasted five months, but then finally fell apart. Mind you, they still play music, but the buds themselves are breaking. Before the collapse, I got good sound, especially with the adapter that creates a tight seal in my canal.

Product would sound fine, if it would stay in or anywhere close to the ear canal. But it really doesn't. The 'adjustable' ear pieces really aren't that adjustable, only in moving the positioning up or down about 1/4 of an inch.

The sound quality is good, but they kept popping out of my ears. I have had problems with no-clip ear buds staying in place, but not with the clip-on style. At the gym, I had been using a $15 Sony clip-on that doesn't suffer from this same issue, although the sound quality is not on par.

The sound is poor. These are not as good as the apple ipod headphones these replaced.

I recently bought an ipod nano with the nike+ system, and realized that the included ear buds wouldn't do at all. So I looked around the web for some ear buds that I can run with, and these seemed to come up with good reviews on some sites. After owning a pair of sennheiser circumaurals, I was pretty sure the sound quality would at least be decent, and I was right; these buds did not disappoint on sound quality.

These are the worst fiting clip-ons I have ever owned. As you know if the phones don't fit then the sound will be horrible.

Cons: Depending on the shape of your ear, this set may or may not fit well. Volume will only be loud if you jamm the earbud into your ear, otherwise it is not very loud. Cord split where it connects to the jack after a few months of use.

The arms that go around the back of your ears are too soft/flimsy to hold them in position, and the earbuds are a little too large to fit into your ears (my ears are average) so they do not stay in place.

They are adjustible, and really fit around the ear. The wires stay out of the way, and are longer than the stock headphone cables (ipod). I would have paid full price for these headphones, and would have felt I still got a deal.

The sound quality is good, but they kept popping out of my ears. I have had problems with no-clip ear buds staying in place, but not with the clip-on style. At the gym, I had been using a $15 Sony clip-on that doesn't suffer from this same issue, although the sound quality is not on par.

I recently bought an ipod nano with the nike+ system, and realized that the included ear buds wouldn't do at all. So I looked around the web for some ear buds that I can run with, and these seemed to come up with good reviews on some sites. After owning a pair of sennheiser circumaurals, I was pretty sure the sound quality would at least be decent, and I was right; these buds did not disappoint on sound quality.

I try to use these for running, but not good. The design prevents me from running the cord down my back and staying put on the ear.

I have tried every other brand and several models deep there and they just don't hold a candle to these. So if these are the design you like buy them don't even think about it.

The case should have been a key feature, not an afterthought. Perhaps they can design a case with some kind of cord management and kill two birds with one stone. This case looks like a cheap rubber coin purse with a magnetic snap closure (oh wait, it is).

The arms that go around the back of your ears are too soft/flimsy to hold them in position, and the earbuds are a little too large to fit into your ears (my ears are average) so they do not stay in place.

Product would sound fine, if it would stay in or anywhere close to the ear canal. But it really doesn't. The 'adjustable' ear pieces really aren't that adjustable, only in moving the positioning up or down about 1/4 of an inch.

They stay in position weather running or lifting weights. On top of that they are not invasive of the ear canal so your ears don't get sore or hurt after having them on for a long period of time.

They don't reach into the ear canal, but rather sit on top of it.

The sound quality is good, but they kept popping out of my ears. I have had problems with no-clip ear buds staying in place, but not with the clip-on style. At the gym, I had been using a $15 Sony clip-on that doesn't suffer from this same issue, although the sound quality is not on par.

I recently bought an ipod nano with the nike+ system, and realized that the included ear buds wouldn't do at all. So I looked around the web for some ear buds that I can run with, and these seemed to come up with good reviews on some sites. After owning a pair of sennheiser circumaurals, I was pretty sure the sound quality would at least be decent, and I was right; these buds did not disappoint on sound quality.