USB C Digital Earphones. Pixel 2 XL HiFi Stereo Headphones, Gym Sports Headsets for Google, Essential, Samsung, Motorola, Huawei, Oppo, HTC, MI and More Type c Devices.

Let's just start by setting the tone... I hate USB-C and the fact my phone doesn't have a 3.5mm jack. This is the second pair of USB-C Headphones I've tried in the last 6 months or so and I'm not pleased. The "in ear" size of these are just slightly bigger than my last pair, and that of the EarPods I've grown to love. That being said, I'm not entirely upset about it. Sound quality is about what you'd expect from a $18 pair of headphones. Where the set really fails is it's connection with my phone. The connection was very loose with plenty of play from side to side and front to back. This caused it to lose connection when placing my phone in, or retrieving it from my pocket. This was frustrating when listening to music and rage inducing when on a call. I'm no expert, but USB-C should have a form-factor standard. There is no excuse for such a loose connection right off the bat.

After failed attempts at getting a dongle (headphone adapter) for my Google pixel 2 once mine broke, I got this pair of headphones. 4 star rating only because when I first plugged the headphones into my phone, the sound delayed for a few seconds and it made me nervous that these didn't work. But they do and I'm super pleased. After a solid month of not being able to listen to music on my phone, I'm finally able to!

The product works, but the quality isn't the best as the cover for the usb-c connection slipped out the next day I got it.

For the price they worked well, but within half a year the sound quality was dropping and uneven volume between the two ear buds was occurring.After a little over half a year they only worked when plugged in at a certain angle in the USB-C port and after a year broke.Overall good for the money spent and expected time of use.

EDIT: Downgraded to a 1 star. Volume down stopped working a few weeks ago. Then last week it randomly started working, and by working I mean it was like it was just held on. Then they just stopped working and that's where we're at now.Original thoughts:Low ratings because the cables themselves are not internally strain relieved and rattle something around inside both drivers when I run. Only bought for use when working out because it got rid of the dongle.Not effecting the rating but annoying on androids part, I typically have to restart the phone for them to register as headphones.

As others have noted as well, the microphone doesn't work well. I had to go back to 3.5 mm with adapter to make calls on my phone. Works fine when only listening to music or watching videos. 4 weeks since buying it, the volume control has been working fine for me.

I used these twice and the cord broke. Although they still work the wore is exposed. It sucks because I need headphones. Would order again if they weren't so fragile. The sound is great but if u make a call the user on the other end can't really hear u

No static when music is not playing is a huge plus. They sound very meh stock but if you use Spotify go into settings<Equalizer and turn up the surround sound a bit they sound like some very good higher end earphones. Great so far and for the price you can't beat them.