Koss KSC32iGry In-Ear Sport Clip Headphones, In-Line Microphone, Sweat Resistant, Lightweight, Grey

I bought these to use when I was walking / running as a stand in until I could afford to buy a pair of wireless ear buds. They functioned exactly as expected, and to be hones the sound quality is much better than nearly any other pair of headphones I have (excepting my nicest). They stay in during runs, and also were comfortable enough that I wear them while I work, the fit is so good that these also do a really good job backing out background noise. I would say if I have any complaint, its that they block out so much sound that it can be difficult to hear your surroundings when out for a run.TLDR; if you want cabled running headphones, these are the ones you should get. If you just want good cables headphones, these are still the ones you should get.

These just work well. I mean no they are not the sound quality of a pair of planar headphones but you don't run around with those on your head. These fit well with the adjustable tips and hold well even while working out. Great wired headphones! Of course, to use them you need a phone with a trs jack (Sony for instance) or a portable music player otherwise you are looking at an adapter.

I like over-the-ear earphones because the ones that hang in your ear tend to fall out and don't deliver quite as good sound. There aren't that many over-the-ear options these days. These Koss earphones deliver excellent sound. They fit over my ear and in my ear canal pretty well. They have 3 different-sized tips to make for a more comfortable fit. The part that goes over the ear is a bit angled, and sometimes it doesn't fit quite as close to my head as I would ideally wish, but I'd still give the fit at least 4 stars. The length of the cord is nice and long so that it reaches into my pants pocket where my iPod is. My main complaint is with with the way the end of the cord plugs into the iPod. Most earphones have either a straight plug in or a 90-degree plug. The Koss earphones have a somewhat flexible angled plug in, maybe around 45 degrees. That would be fine, but when the angled plug, which is somewhat flexible, is flexed, such as when I bend over and the iPod and connector is crunched in my pocket, it can turn off the music (or audio book in my case). The Koss earphones have a small switch that you can squeeze that is about a foot below the ear on one of the 2 wires hanging down from the earphone. That's a handy thing when my wife wants to talk to me. I can pause my audio more easily than digging into my pocket to turn off the iPod. But, alas, this pause feature is also triggered when the plug-in at the iPod is flexed. So, when I'm working on something and bend over or otherwise flex my pocket area, the audio will pause. That requires me to bend over in the "right way" again or to reach to the switch hanging near my neck to re-establish the audio. It's not the end of the world, but it is an annoyance. That's the reason for my 4 star review instead of 5 stars.

These headphones are great. They stay on and have good sound.

I am usually a big fan of Koss and they offer great sound for great price. While these are comfortable the ear piece that hooks around your ear is a little too pliable, so it does not keep the rubber tip tight into ear to get consistant bass, even when I am stationary. I should be able to bend them into place and hold a tight seal, but they flex out. Regular in-ear earbuds, once I find the right tip size, never had this problem and I use that type for walking podcast.If you like lightweight headphones for working out the classic KSC 75's from Koss are the same price, and sound great. They have been my running (and chilling) headphones for over 15 years. Try them instead if you can get past the look.

I dont like in ear pods, my ears are smaller than most sizes and they are always falling out with a run, and when I wrap them around my ear and on the phone the mic is so high no one can hear me correctly, this solves all those issues. Its wraps around the ear very comfortably and because of that the ear piece doesn't actually fit inside my ear and just on the outside, so again, the sound quality is great but its not in ear so its just good enough. The fit always stays on without trouble with runs, rows and any exercise that I have used it for, they are solid on the ear and dont move. Sweat is not issue and neither is the rain. its great and after trying 4 different types of headphones these are the only winners.

Perhaps I'm living in an alternative universe. However, I found the sound to be absolutely horrible -- AND I just use them to listen to Audible. Normally I use very inexpensive Panasonic clip on on the ear headphones since I wear glasses and mostly listen as I walk (thus wanting to hear ambient noise). I find the Panasonic voice quality more than adequate and the headphones quite comfortable. I bought the Koss earbuds to get a little bit more ambient sound dampening when listening on the bus. Problem 1: The connector was straight up and for some reason would not channel sound. After inserting five times, I finally hit what must be the sweet spot. Problem 2: The sound was never as loud as the Panasonic headphones no matter how high I set the volume. Problem 3: TINNY beyond anything I could imagine. BTW, the Koss clip on on the ear headphones, which I also own, are infinitely better AND cheaper. I just prefer the Panasonics since they are a bit thinner -- just a bit. The ear buds were so bad, I just tossed them in a dumpster I was passing. I don't how these got on several best buy lists. Unimaginable for music. Unfortunately because of discarding them almost immediately, I cannot comment on durability. However, they were, I must admit, quite comfortable.

I have never found another pair of sport earbuds that actually stay in while working out. I've bought several pairs and am never disappointed in the build and sound quality. I really wish they would make a wireless version of these exact ear clips instead of the very flimsy, ill-designed version that they offer.