I was very pleased with the earbuds. I was concerned about the sound of these based on some of the reviews but trying out the double drivers and how they sound led me to this purchase. The packaging was excellent. I was pleased that this was certainly above average. I expected no less after opening the previous product. The container for protecting the buds was very nice.Now to the important stuff. The sounds from them. I was unimpressed with the bass at first as well as the overall sound. Then I found out that I was failing to move them around to get the best sound. For me they had to be positioned with the bottom of the buds turned toward the back. This re-positoning made for a better overall sound. If you are looking for thumping bass these are not for you. The bass is measured and sounds right when looking at the total sound. This is where the clarity comes into play. I noticed that the sounds of both voices and instruments were very clear but the thing I noticed was the lack of sound between them. By this I mean that there was excellent separation of them. This made for a soundstage that went far beyond sound coming from two speakers and giving a sweet spot in the center as well as placing the vocals and other instruments in the positions that was as intended. This exceeded the stereo effect and made me feel that the were playing in my head, no outside my head and in my head. I tried them out with a wide range of music and found a couple of standouts including Dark Side, a wide array of blues and jazz. There was one item that sounded particularly good and that was Hotel California, I guess because it contains a wide range of styles. Wasted Time (Reprise) was especially appreciated using these buds. Since I like The Long Run quite a bit I suggest listening with your old phones and see if you hear a triangle in one of the songs. I hadn't until using these buds. There also is some excellent bass represented on this album and you can hear what I referenced earlier in this review. And yes, I am an Eagles fan. I guess the point I am trying for is to listen to a wide selection of music including things you know well on your old buds and see if you can hear a difference. If you don't return them as not working as advertised. I personally think that you, as I did, will find they are a step above others tried such as Sennheiser, Bose and a host of others. There is one thing required of you. Listen really listen to the sounds presented. It is not going to "knock your socks off" as the sound is more subtle than that. Look for the soundstage the placement of the instruments and the lack of sound between them. If you do as I have suggested then you may have found a really good set of earphones. The one other piece of advice I would give is to give them a (burn-in) period to get optimum sound. I can only guess how 1More can make their quad Driver earphones sound better. I guess I'll just have to wait until I save up for them. Lastly, I need to let you know I smoke and in the past have tampered with hallucinogens so I know about listening. And no, this last item doesn't invalidate the review. It, if anything, gives me "street creds". I hope this review helps you, as I try to be subjective, detailed and honest.Over the past 2 years I have dwelved deeper in what is to really appreciate music.I have always been a big lover of listening to lots and lots of different genres, artists and songs, music is part of my life, it holds great potential in itself, it has as fuel for me to get pumped when I m doing heavy lifting, doing boring chores like cleaning the house, when I need to focus on getting some work and studies done or when I m traveling/walking around the streets.(incoming rambling, skip the next 2 paragraphs if you want the review itself)Yet only since 2017 I have gone deeper in what is to really listen with proper hardware, since before I only used cheap earbuds (10-20€) or my old PS3 wireless headset...All changed when I got my Hyper X Cloud II for gaming and realized that for music I had never heard anything like this before... back in early 2018 I finally received my 360 earbuds (from Kickstater), starting then, I finally understood what is all the fuzz about being able to listen to music with clarity and catching all those little details that the cheap stuff never manage to reproduce well enough... IF you have a great pair of hardware to listen to music, either headphones or eardbuds, listening to strings, great vocals, orchestral scores or even more upbeat electronic stuff, hearing to any of these, will change the way you listen to songs, in a way you dont want to go back and use the cheap stuff ever again. For me hearing a good pair of strings, it just feels like someone is playing them near your ears, that this is not a record but a live act.If you listen to music, you fall in the either of 2 categories, you have yet to experience what is really to listen to music, or you have already experienced it.Anyone that as yet to experience it, may think these more premium prices you pay for the good stuff is too much, that is because they have yet to realize what they are missing...All things said, you dont need to pay the premium price, to treat your ears with something amazing, I paid around 70€ to get 1More in my hands, and it is a steal at this price point. (and there are even some more affordable options that will sound a world of difference vs the cheap ones)The packaging and presentation made me giggle and feel like a young child again, that we get something like this by the price is in itself a treat!Yet the sound is what people are buying these for, and in the end is where most of the care was put into, I have tested it across many different genres, anime songs, game songs, rock, pop, asmr, some opera, electronic "stuff" and even some metal...My point being, these earbuds EXCELL in whatever task you need them, I wont go in the technical details the seller provides, all you need to know is that when you put them in your ears, you pick a decent track (with enough detail in it to matter), you will be in your small yet wide world of AMAZINGNESS!Sound is very well balanced, you can hear everything, I have found some exceptions but overall, there is no better gift to your ears than this.Also consider pairing these buds with a desktop with a good sound card, yes they sound great on smartphones, but on PC, it just feels like 1More reachs its full potential.Very quickly I will go over the negatives, and what also made me write this review, since what I have said so far, is nothing new you have read, if you have seen the other reviews.First, the built quality, I love the fact we get a braided cable, but I would prefer this braid cable to cover all the earbud's cable, the seller says kevlar is great and all, but I prefer it braided in the upper part too, I dont like the way the cable bends near the buttons "dongle", kevlar is not helping there IMO, braided cable would definitly make me feel overall safer, which is why I would reccomend people to always carry their earbuds with the case provided (great quality on the case), if you wont be using them in the next hour or so.We only get 1 year warranty, and I have heard more than enough negative reviews here about them failing after a few months, if the same happens to me, I will sure update this review and give the seller some heat, expecting to be shown that great customer support I m seeing on other reviews too.Yes, for what we paid, the package, sound quality and overall built quality aside my kevlar negatives, is GREAT, you probably cant do best at this price range, but my point is, sound quality is so amazing, packing is great and all, build quality is better than most, of course I would expect these buds to last me way more than just a short 1 year.For last, I have noticed the bass sometimes can be intrusive in certain songs, where it takes more of a backstage but still goes on rumbling during most of the song, tweaking bass didnt help much, so far I only experienced this using my smartphone and I dunno if it is due to the quality of the record itself, but I think it deserved a mention.Overall, after my 360's, I though music couldnt be better, but this topped even those (even if the difference between both isnt that big vs my hyper x cloud II).You dont need to think anything complicated when concerning to get these buds or not, if you like to hear to music, get them, simple.On a small form factor like an earbud, I doubt we cant get it much better than this, and those 200-1000€ are not worth the price when you have this buds around.I will give yet another step on appreciating music all the more, since my Audio Technica ATH M50x are arriving in the following days, and I doubt these buds can beat such high regards premium yet "budget" like headphones that cost around 150€ minimum, BUT seriously guys, you can NOT go WRONG with buying these earbuds.The earphones themselves were pretty good, while they worked. The frequency response of these earphones was good, balanced bass, mids, and highs. The inline mic and controls were adequate. Unfortunately, their support / warranty is terrible and the headphones broke after less than a year of usage.After about 10 months of light/normal usage the left earbud starting to become increasingly quiet, and by the 11th month it was bad enough that it was pointless to use it. I contacted 1More for support (there is supposedly a 1 year warranty) and so began a fruitless 2 month saga.First, they put the burden of proving that something had gone wrong onto me rather than simply trusting their customer and taking the headphones back for repair or evaluation directly. Their instructions for proving this required android, which I don't have. I adapted them to iOS (for anyone finding themselves in this quandary, the program I used was called Decibel X), I showed them a 20db loss (!) in the left earbud compared to the right one.I waited patiently for three weeks without response. Eventually, I followed up, e-mailing both the US and EU support e-mails and got a response that I should fill out a form and mail these back to them in Shepperton. I dutifully did this, noting that their policy is:"It can take approximately 14 working days min. up to 21 working days max and it depends on the problems and parts availability."At this point, I'd already been without working headphones for one month, so I bought a cheap and cheerful pair of Imagino q ya habrás leído todo al igual que hice yo en su dia... has leido sobre la calidad el rendimiento y sabes el precio. Yo me considero muy exigente con el sonido, pero por desgracía o por suerte, no me sobra el dinero, por eso intento asegurarme a la hora de invertir, y si puede ser, cuanto menos mejor.Tengo unos senneise 598 Hd y unos hd 25 i II. Llevaba tiempo buscando unos auriculares de boton de calidad, y son estos. Como ya se ha publicado mucho sobre ellos no voy a redundar y solo subrayaré y daré unos consejos sobre los puntos debiles (pocos) y su solución.En primer lugar ,y de esto no hay mucho escrito, es el burn in,para los que no lo sepan, la mayoria de los auriculares, necesitan un periodo de rodaje ( hay gente que no semlo cree, pero yo con estos lo he comprobado) en mi caso, al ponermelos por primera vez pensé que habia tirado el dinero .... de nuevo (bose de 69€ y monster Turbine de otros tantos o mas.... me lo parecieron y termine regalandolos a familiares.. no soy partidario de devolver lo q compro salvo q este estropeado ) .Decidí probar las diferentes almohadillas para ver cual era la ideal, recomiendo hacerlo. Aunque en mi caso diré luego mi decision final. Volviendo al burn in, decir que a las cuatro horas de reproduccion de música variada a un volumen normal , mas bien bajo... es cuando empiezas a darte cuenta de lo que vas a tener en los oidos. No asustarse si en algun momento notas graves descontrolados o pequeños empastamientos en medios, de verdad , se pasa . Elq auricular tiene un sonido brillante en todas las frecuencias y la escena ( sensacion de espacio) no es tan mala como habia leido, los medios no se quedan atras y si acaso el grave es muy presente, utiliza el Ecualizador para ponerlo a tu gusto.Yo utilizo en ios como en android el reproductor neutron que es de lo mejorcito en reproduccion/configuracion/prestaciones, con archivos Flac o Mp3 de 192 en adelante, te aseguro q no querrás escuchar nada por debajo salvo por obligación, ( acostumbrase a lo bueno, tienen sus sacrificios).Para terminar, lo que buscaba tambien era un alto aislamiento de ruido exterior, y como indicaban en los comentarios en general y revisiones, es otro punto débil. Despues de probar todas las puntas que vienen , me decante por comprar unas Comply T600, aislan muchisimo mas , son mas comodas y no se nota tanto el golpeo del talon al caminar ( otro efecto de los auriculares intraauditivos, que se corrige sobretodo con puntas de espuma , las incluidas o las comply estas ultimas mucho mejores con diferencia, pero elige bien la talla para 11-12 la S para 13-15 M para mas las L)Y poco mas espero que os gusten, yo los recomiendoPd: el microfono es bueno, leí comentarios negativos.Pd2: controles para iOs y android volumen +-. avace cancion doble click central. retroceso cancion doble doble click central ( 2 doble clicks)Headphones are a rather personal thing, but I have to say I'm not as impressed as reviews had led me to believe I would be.First of all, kudos to packaging and build quality, which wouldn't look out of place if these earbuds costed five times more. But sound is what matters, and these are a big letdown for me. I was hoping to replace a pair of Sennheiser Momentum in-ear, but the Senns are simply in another league. The 1mores have more bass, and that's it. It's like they're trying to do too much, and fail. I found them muffled, lacking air. Compared with the Senns, it's like they're playing underwater. They're not bad earphones, in the way the Beyer Byrons are (talk about overpriced junk), but they're not good either.I use a Beyer DT880 at home, the Senns on the go (well, I did before my dog at them), and that's the kind of sound signature I'm looking for. Both Senns and Beyer have clarity in spades, tight bass without overdoing it.Just my two cents. I know some people will say that they need "break in", but in my 20 years of audiophile life, I've never heard a product which wasn't good and became good after break-in.These are just not for me. Your mileage may vary.J'ai failli ne pas m'acheter cet excellent 1 More triple driver pour Noël, car les 2 commentaires sur Audio Casque m'ont effrayé. Tout comme le nombre de casques disponibles en reconditionner sur Amazon.Puis les numériques ont (enfin) publié aussi un test de ce casque.Et je me suis demandé comment un casque recommandé par tant de professionnels pouvait sembler si décevant à certains clients, il devait y avoir un truc.Et il y a effectivement un truc: ce casque nécessite une période de rodage avant de montrer toutes ses qualités sonores.J'imagine que les casques testés sont des casques de prêt qui eux étaient rodés.D'ailleurs, le fabricant met à disposition une application dédiée sur Android et Apple Store: "1 MORE Assistant" (ne vous laissez pas rebuter par la description 100% en chinois, une fois installée elle se configure automatiquement en anglais).Avant le rodage, mes écouteurs étaient "moyens/bon", avec une réponse "étriquée" sur certaines fréquences.Au fur et à mesure du rodage, je les redécouvre; tout le spectre se remplit et le rendu est tout bonnement excellent.Je le recommande.As an audio engineer I’ve been quite lucky to use some pretty high end gear that costs far more than most would ever be willing to pay (multiple sets of custom IEM molds, high end headphones, etc)But I must say for the money these are very good and have been durable even through my clumsiness.I’ve had them more than a month now and have not treated them well yet they still sound excellant and work like new, I’ve been told on phone/video calls that this is the best sounding microphone I’ve ever used which surprised me as I wasn’t expecting any real effort to be spent on that area.My one gripe is these seem quite “power hungry” and sound noticeably better with more power like plugged into my laptop or with a dac than straight out of my phone but I think I may be nitpicking a tad as these still sound overall very good no matter what I’ve plugged them into!For the price I paid (£65~) for the triple driver model I would definitely recommend them over other IEMs that have lasted no where near as much abuse and sound much worse for nearly the same price.