Mi Basic Earphone, Black

Good work

Bought same product back in India, and the price was reasonable. But here in UAE price is high and product quality is low.

Exceptional quality and durability. I purchased this in 2018 and it has served me reliably for nearly 8 years, which speaks volumes about the product’s build and performance. Unfortunately, the left earbud stopped working yesterday due to an accidental strong pull on the connector. Even then, I’m genuinely impressed by how long it lasted with consistent use. This level of durability has earned my trust, and I will definitely be buying this again..

Good & Value for money product. Suitable for people who are sensitive to noise or loud sounds. Durability also good when used with care. Good to listen balanced music and voice call. Not for those looking for loud, high bass sounds.

The Xiaomi Wired in-Ear Earphones were purchased recently, and the metal sound chamber consistently delivers a deep bass experience. While the integrated microphone maintains a clear connection during calls, a slight tangling of the cable is occasionally experienced; however, great value is still provided for the price.

sound quality excilent ,micro is also good for the price and tangle free wires fits ell in ear and comfortable would be better if had braided cable 8/10

Value for money : 4 / 5 Sound quality : 4 / 5 Durability / Build quality : 4 / 5 Bass quality : 4 /5 Noise cancellation : 4 / 5 Overall performance : 4 / 5 Before judging any pair of earphones make sure to : (A) Install a good audio/music player with equaliser . ( Go through my observations below ) (B) Allow burn-in time . ( Again read the observations below ) This pair of earphones is very good for the price . Visually they " appear " to be a little bulky as compared to most of the earphones . However they are not heavy and are quite comfortable to wear for extended periods . It will just take a few days to get used to the appearance . With proper sound equalization the earphones sound very good . Bass is more than adequate but not very heavy . Heavy bass lovers might complain . The high frequencies ( treble ) are a little over emphasized by design and at times , the treble actually sounds like screeching and is very uncomfortable. Again this can be overcome with proper equalization . But it's impossible to take it out completely unless you reduce the treble to bare minimum. But for all the issues the earphones are still very good . I still have to evaluate the performance of the inline mic. Those of you who want earphones with really " powerful bass " and top notch sound quality without burning a hole in your pocket should go for the Blaupunkt EM-10 earphones . They are really powerful and pack a punch and they are priced below 600.00 . Have a little time to spare ? Please read on : This is a little lengthy observation so please bear with me and please read till the end. I am making these observations with the hope they will help users of earphones extract the best performance out of the earphones they buy. So let's begin . (1) Most of the earphones you purchase claim excellent performance and powerful bass. The claims may very well be true. But many people end up saying they are crap and sound like earphones you can buy by the roadside, which may not necessarily be true . You must remember that simply plugging in your brand new earphones into your smartphone ( or any audio device for that matter), will not automatically deliver beautiful sound. It is necessary to have good audio output and proper sound equalisation . Some smartphones have good audio engine (software) and equaliser built in , for example iPhones . Redmi also has these features built in. But many other smartphones don't. So if your device doesn't have these features make sure you install a good audio player with equaliser. Play your favourite songs and use the equaliser to properly adjust the sound. Remember that just one equalizer setting will not work for all the songs. This is the reason why all audio player software provide built in presets . Use the presets . (2) Allow some burn-in time for your earphones. The moving parts in earphones ( essentially the diaphragm ) usually will be a little stiff when they come out of the factory . Playing the earphones for a few hours warms up the earphones and makes the diaphragm a little supple and allows the diaphragm move freely improving the quality of the sound . So if your earphones don't sound good initially , they will after a few hours . Trust me. (3) For all the earphones, including the most expensive ones , over time you will find the output from one or both of the ear pieces drop significantly . This is natural and usually not a fault of the earphones . The main culprit is ear wax. Over time a fine layer of earwax gets deposited onto the fine protective mesh of the earpiece. This wax attracts dust and begins to block the air and prevents the diaphragm from vibrating freely (mechanical load) causing the output to drop. Simply increasing the volume to overcome the loss of output will only electrically overload and likely destroy your earphones . So regularly clean up the earpieces . I hope these observations will help .