MEE Audio Sport-Fi M6 Noise Isolating in Ear Wired Headphones with Memory Wire (Clear)

This is sort of a hands on review, as opposed to a long in-depth/post burn-in review.Comfort - 3 out of 6 earbuds fit me , and 1 of them isolates the noise to a whole new level. Many customers seem to have the problem where they cant get a proper fit, my guess is they aren't using the right buds or don't know how to put these on. Once properly fit, you barely feel them on you, and can go about without noticing them.Build - If you are paying anything below Rs. 2000 , then this is one of the best build you could get. Every part seems to be well thought of, its a braided cable re-enforced with plastic-rubbery material. I don't think that this pair would break easily.Sound Quality - With the right earbuds, you'll receive ample bass. Bass is not boomy rather, its thumpy. Iv'e used Macbook Air, Xiaomi Mi 4 and the iPod Nano 7 for testing them.The earphones have excellent mids, good lows and okay-ish highs. You wont get bass in lower volumes, but thats to be expected. To rectify these, you'll have to use proper EQ settings. With the proper EQ it sounds like an earphone which costs around 3-4 thousands. It definitely sounds better than the cheapest Bose earphones after EQ.The songs and genres I listened are as follows -1. Rock - Dream on (Aerosmith), Hotel California (Eagles), Let Her Go (Passenger) - The earphones seem to be made for people who listen to rock, the Vocals seem crisp albeit a little warm, the guitars sound like they have to ie; the acoustics fill the canal.2. Electronic - Principles of Lust (Enigma), Dreamland (Robert Miles) - Very Very good, the thumps in bass and the mids response do very well in this genre.3. Metal - Freezing Moon (Mayhem), Cainian Chronicle pt.2 (Ancient), Vultures (Arch Enemy) - Due to the okayish highs response, metal doesn't necessarily do well by default. This completely inverts when EQ comes into play, the bass is good for drums and the tweak does really good with the low tuned guitars for solos and riffs.4. HipHop/ Rap - Check Yo Self (Ice Cube), Vato (Snoop Dogg), Lose Yourself (Eminem) - For the most part, they sound good, but for this genre, the bass response isn't fast enough and not boomy enough.5. Youtube Trailers - Deadpool, X-men Apocalypse - Cannot expect youtube videos to sound good, they never will on any earphones, but they sounded like any other earphones with V shape response.Practicality - Not for audiophiles, bet you are going to keep them zipped in their box unless you have no choice at the gym. As for the rest of mankind, they are tuned for the popular settings, and are sturdy enough with good comfort. At their price , other than HipHop/Rap , they seem to do justice.Its best to use earpods with the iPod, as there is no manual EQ in the 7th gen nano. Sounds good even without EQ on Macbook Air. The EQ on Xiaomi Mi4 KicksButt.

I had my doubts when I heard about mee audio, but when I searched about it, I found it to be one of the subsidiary companies of HiFi Man.. And trust me hifi man makes one of the best audio equipments out there in market.The headphones comes in a neat packaged box and you get a hard case for carrying your headphones included in the box. Product feels excellent, the built quality is also good and doesn't feel cheap at all, cable is tangle free and the memory wire prevents the headphones from falling, there is variety of ear tips provided with the box, choose one which fits your ears snugly as it is going to make a huge difference. For me the longest three piece ones fitted perfectly. the audio quality is good and gives great audio output over a large audio range. The real star is the volume rocker button which controls the sound getting into your ears...and you can even just listen audio through one earphone while closing the other through this slider. And for this pricepoint you cannot ask for more. A great product

Great little headphones which have become my daily drivers, ever since the UrbanEars gave up.It takes getting a little used to, but the sound isolation is good, if you can get a good fit inside your ear. (A little trial and error goes a long way!)If the phones are sitting correctly inside your ear, the bass is clear and pumping enough to get your blood flowing during a run. A little weird to start with, because you need to physically jam them into your ears and push and probe to get a good seal. But worth it.The icing on the cake is the absolutely fab pricing! They outperform SUBSTANTIALLY bigger names in the in-ear headphone market.

Sound quality is fine and the design and fit is good . But none of that matters when the wire and 3.5 mm jack connection stops working after just 5months . I bought this product after seeing an excellent review online . But guess what , some things are apparently true , you can't trust a chinese product to last . Stick to a reputable brand , this one has horrible build quality . Now sound only plays in one ear .

I always wanted an earphones since the day I lost the earphones that came with my phone, and then I saw this..Let me dive to the review straight:Pros:- Ah!! the memory wire is way too easy to adjust.- There's a slider for the slider, unlike the traditional button layout.- Put this through conssiderable gym workouts, trust me, this did not fallout- This earphones comes with a ton of different earbuds to choose from.Cons:- The rubber is not the best quality of rubber out there, had this uncomfortable feeling for a few days- Dont expect the bass or volume levels of an Audio Technica, etc. This has low volume levels.- Cheap plastic used.Bottom line: While this is not dependable, you can buy this if you want volume controls !!!