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Reddit mentions of Betron YSM1000 Earphones with Microphone and Volume Control, Noise Isolating in-Ear Headphones, Strong Bass, Compatible with iPhone, iPad, iPod and Macbooks, Gold and Black
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of Betron YSM1000 Earphones with Microphone and Volume Control, Noise Isolating in-Ear Headphones, Strong Bass, Compatible with iPhone, iPad, iPod and Macbooks, Gold and Black. Here are the top ones.
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- Built-in remote with inline microphone that allows you to easily adjust volume, pause/play, answer/end calls
- Ideal for video calls, remote meetings, remote courses and online games
- Betron YSM1000 series stereo headphones provide clear sound and excellent bass
- YSM1000 earphones with 3.5mm headphone jack compatible with iPhone, iPod, iPad and IOS devices (some mobile phones may need earphone adapter)
- Anodised aluminium alloy earphone body with tough and tangle-resistant Kevlar core cable for even rough play, metal luster lasting for years
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| Color | Gold |
| Height | 0.787401574 Inches |
| Length | 0.787401574 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Weight | 0.03527396192 Pounds |
| Width | 0.787401574 Inches |
FWIW, it's not just you. I'm a transcriptionist, and I've just come to accept the fact that every pair of earbuds has a limited lifespan (usually way shorter than I hope).
You may also be particularly sensitive to changes in the sound quality; it's not clear to me if you're experiencing complete failure (no sound output at all) or reductions in sound quality, but in my career, either is obviously a crippling issue. What usually happens for me is that one side of the headset stops working or suffers such a significant reduction in sound quality it becomes problematic for hearing on that channel.
I, too, have tried cheap earbuds, expensive ones, Bluetooth, and non-Bluetooth and have had issues with them all. Currently, I'm using these for the past month and a half. I've gone through these and these in the past year or so, and while these currently still work, the sound quality's not good enough that I want to use them for challenging audio.
I have these, too, which were recommended to me by "a guy who does lots of audio engineering work," and I honestly can't fathom why. They're uncomfortable in the ear, and they seem to have some sort of power-saving mechanism that shuts off the phones when there's no noise. They're constantly shutting down and reactivating whenever audio is too quiet for even a moment, making talking on the phone with them, listening to music, or transcribing all infeasible.
I'm looking for a good pair of in-ear headphones with mic and remote control. I was thinking about getting these [Betron YSM1000] (https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00XBZY0EI/ref=ask_ql_qh_dp_hza), what do you think? Are they good?
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