Nice headphones, I tried them with music and for calls, I liked them. The only negative is that the cable is very thin and liable to break at any moment.

value for money. Strong volume. Intense bass to the point that it overwhelms the music, but if you adjust the equalizer properly, the sound is greatly improved.

BHR8931GL: My Poco F5, although it has a headphone jack but no DAC, still played (digitally) well. Comes with 3 pairs of eartips S/M/L. 1.25m cable. I liked the volume control and the pause. Also available in black. Only €4.70 in a box.

very good headphones I have had them for 2 months I don't take much care of them I keep putting them in my pocket and they get tangled but despite all that they are in perfect condition and fit very well in the ear

They have many problems that, if I had known about them from the start, I would have preferred to pay a little extra for something more reliable.
The review concerns use with a Motorola Moto G200 phone.

- Whenever I speak, I hear my own voice coming back like an echo, which is extremely annoying.
- During use, if I get within 1 meter of a PC, monitor, TV, or other electronic equipment, strong interference starts that makes any communication impossible.
- The plastic cover of the buttons broke with minimal use.
- They are very large in size, which causes them to keep falling out of (male) ears due to poor fit. I dare not imagine using them in a woman's ear.

From the first day I had connection problems. Sometimes the phone did not recognize them, other times it recognized them for a while, and then not at all. I tried 2 pairs on 3 different phones.

If you want them for listening to music, watching videos, etc. they're fine, but if you want them for conversation they're unacceptable, the other person can't hear well at all!

I don't have many demands regarding sound quality. For my taste, the sound is good. I use the product to listen to podcasts or music on a Samsung a33 5G when I go out for a walk. For this purpose, it works just fine. For me, they don't fall out of my ears while walking, but I have the impression that if you run and sweat, you might have a problem. They block external sounds enough for you to listen, but not completely so that a car might run you over.

They seem ok, but when I used them for calls, there was some static and the person I was talking to couldn't hear well at all.

When playing music, there were some noises (like interference) at intervals.

In the end, they went to electronic recycling.

Value for money headphones with good sound performance. It lost the 5th star due to the thin cable which gets tangled all the time and I don't know how long it will last over time.

Positive: For its price, it has good quality and very good sound
Negative: It does not make good contact with the jack of my phone (SAMSUNG)

Unfortunately, the quality of the microphone is terrible, both in calls and in recordings. The test was done on a Samsung A54

The only thing I will say is that I forgot them in my pants pocket, they were washed in the washing machine and after that they work as if nothing happened. 5€ headphones. I mean, they may not have perfect sound but what more can you ask for?

Particularly special headphones, especially for their price; you can hear details in the music that aren't as apparent with other speakers or headphones.

update: they broke after a short period of time

Hi, for their price under 5€, don't expect much, coming from Akg headphones with type-C that lasted me 5 years. These Xiaomi ones have lower bass and many times if the cable moves, the music stops easily or another song starts playing.. I wouldn't choose them again.

very good sound for the money (<5€), noise in the microphone, cable that tangles easily, application does not bother even with a helmet

Having had these headphones for 24 hours, my impressions are more than satisfactory. Let's start with the basics, the price and what they offer. At the same time, I am working with the Creative Sensemore Air, and I can confidently say that the Xiaomi headphones sound more natural (I have FLAC music files on my phone for equal comparison). Besides that, they have many sound customizations. Imagine it like HearID, something similar. It gives a different "air" to how they sound at certain frequencies. Of course, it takes a lot of time, but the result is more than satisfactory. Listening mainly to metal, rock, and hip-hop, they cover 99% of users out there. My only objection is the microphone, but for the 10 euros they were bought for, I think the objection would be the least unreasonable. After all, you get what you pay for, always in a positive sense, nothing is perfect. Xiaomi has done its usual wonder again, as it has accustomed us to over the years. Happy listening!