Koss KSC21 SportClip Clip-On Headphones,Black

Ok, so yeah, I got these to use with the PS4 mostly. I love playing No Man's Sky, but to hear the sound of things that want to hurt you VS the roar of your ship is a wild volume swing should you get in a starship battle... At night? I had two choices, either turn it up to stay alive or keep it down and die. I decided headphones were in order.I chose to buy these instead of of other styles because earbuds are painful and never fit right.On ear headphones squish your ears and head (especially if you wear glasses like I do).I own a pair of Koss UR-20's that I adore, but they get so heavy after a while it's just uncomfortable. (This style being the giant over ear DJ style.)The ones here that I bought, these little clip ons, are amazing! If you have issues with the other kinds like I do, you really do need these!They are adjustable, light weight, and we'll padded. Though you can hear just fine, these allowed just enough ambient sounds that I could still listen for my kids if they called my name, cars coming, and my phone ring. This meant I could walk or jog safely with music without fear of not hearing traffic or dogs. I use them for everything now, as they stay on and can be moved for comfort... These are just a godsend, and exactly what I hoped for!Also please know the seller is fantastic, within a very short time of purchase they had already emailed me, checked in, gave tips and contact info should anything be amiss, and offered assistance immediately should I need it. That my dears is how you do business!Great product, stellar customer service, fair price, it's a happy purchase you'll actually enjoy!

They are perfect? The volume is nice and it has good bass to them. They fit perfectly on my ears and I don't have to worry about my ears aching. They are also lightweight and the design is cute.

I've had these since 2022, and I bought second pair for home use. I use them almost daily for remote appointments at work (up to 5 hours per day). The sound quality is decent enough I can hear over coworkers in adjacent offices, even at low volumes (our walls are paper thin). They're comfortable enough that I forget I'm wearing them. (I can't stand headband-style headphones with how they press on my head and ears. In-ear headphones hurt. Most clip-on headphones hurt.) The ear clip edges are smooth and rounded. The foam covers used to come off a lot, but it's rarely a problem now.I'm buying a new pair because the piece that holds the clip in the hinge broke. I suspect this would have happened sooner if they spent much time unprotected in my backpack or purse. If I could just replace the broken part, I'd keep using them because the sound quality remains good.Note: these are headphones only. There's no built-in mic.

I bought these as a replacement when my Panasonic earphones of the same type died on me after almost a year. I'll be comparing the 2. I chose these because I had a gift card and was a little short to get the Panasonics again (really liked them!).The Panasonic phones were thin whereas the Koss are at least twice as thick making them feel bulky and heavy. The earpiece that goes over the back of the ear is hard and unforgiving. I actually have to hook it in the stem of my glasses with some hair after a short time or it starts to hurt!About the only thing I like BETTER about the Koss ones is the cord length. It's longer though it's missing the longer cord on one side that allows the user to put the cord behind the neck preventing things from catching it.For a cheap pair of phones, these work but if you can spring for the Panasonics or better.

I just switched from earphones to these. Not only is the quality great, the feel and fit is perfect! It is also very light and sets well with my frames!

Bought these to replace some very old headphones that fell apart after 10+ years, that being said these were a gamble to purchase. First out of the package they seem….. very small. However they fit secure on my ears and the sound quality is very good. I imagine anyone standing remotely close to me can hear what I am listening to, they feel like they stick far out from my ears. I wear mine while stationary biking so to overly concerned about fashion. They work perfectly for my need and I am glad to have the added sound quality which was an upgrade from my last set. Some reviewers mention the ear pieces snapping off? I do not see this being a problem for me, possibly a newer model?

I was a bit skeptical about the newer hinged-style earphones. For those, like me, that want a spring-based hook over, these headphones have a friction-based (i.e., snug hinge) that swings in and out. And they will loosen and you'll have to manually squeeze them back into place. The fit can't be adjusted at all like this, and they're very small. Small makes them light, but the lack of adjustment means I can't get them near my actual ear canal resulting in poor sound quality from otherwise passable earphones.If you exercise with them, they'll keep wiggling loose because there's no spring to compensate. They also don't do well with glasses. If you wear sunglasses over your prescription glasses (a medical necessity for some) you'll have three hooks behind your ears. Uncomfortable and accelerating the clip spreading out and worsening the already poorly fitting earphones' sound and fit.I know people with small ears who don't wear glasses and are unlikely to use them exercising. They would enjoy these. I don't know if the industry is shrinking them to save money or make them lighter (they all seem to have made the same dumb mistake) but it's what happens when you let designers and MBAs make choices an ergonomics engineer should be making.