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It is important to note that this may not be compatible with all Samsung phones as the adapter had changes on different models.įor around $19, in 2019 it's a pretty good deal. It has controls on the outside, is lightweight and compatible. However when compared to newer units is mentioned is not as nice. So to be fair I am going to first judge it on 2015, it's comfortable, the view is adequate and above still many of the lower end VR units you will see. Furthermore they do not come with the controller either. What they share the same name they are miles apart and quality all the way around. However the newer gear headsets, are from 2017, and partial of 2018. The 2-year warranty is a nice bonus.This May 2019, four technology of 2015, this is a very good buy.
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With tangle-free cords, a microphone / remote combo, and - most importantly - a pretty full sound that includes good bass, the Bauhn In-Ear Headphones are a competent pair of earbuds, especially for the $7 price tag. It’s about 3 months outside its 2-year warranty, so there isn’t much I can do about it at this point. If I jostle it around I can get it working, but any movement causes the left ear plug to go out, so it’s not really viable for using on the go, and in my experience these things typically get worse. UPDATE (June 2019): The cord appears to have developed a short right at the point of the 3.5 mm plug. If these are wood - and they feel like it - that may account for some of the quality. It’s quite possible these might get better with time, and they’re not bad right out of the box. I should also add that this was during the early stages of use this may be important since there is some evidence that earbuds sound better after being used for a bit. (Mids came out okay, too.) I flipped back and forth between the Bauhns and my SHE3580s, and I found them similar, with perhaps a little more bass from the Bauhns. Highs sound decent, and the base is strong and resonant without (to me, at least) being overbearing. That all said, in my experience, the Bauhns compare pretty well. In other words, I’m comparing these to another pair of budget buds. My current buds are Phillips SHE3580, which I bought for around $10 after seeing rave reviews over at Head-Fi. I’m also pretty budget-conscious, so I’m in no position to compare these to, say, a $25 or $30 (or higher) pair of earbuds. I’m just a normal guy who uses earbuds from time to time.
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On my Android phone, tapping the middle button started and stopped music, while holding it down and releasing it opened up Google voice search. We also tested the microphone: it’s adequate but not stellar.īefore I start talking sound, a disclaimer: I’m not a professional audiophile. The top and bottom buttons control volume, while the middle button is a multifunction button that varies with the device. It’s designed to work with both Apple products (iPod, iPhone, iPad) as well as Android ones. The remote / microphone piece deserves a bit of mention.
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The manual doesn’t say, but the earphone casing feels like wood more on this in a moment. The cable is flat, which helps to cut down on tangles. The headphones feature buds at one end, a 3.5 mm audio jack at the other end, and a remote / microphone piece in between. (Be careful cutting the packaging, as the manual and warranty card are big enough to accidentally chop up.) The contents include the headphones and three different sizes of eartips. The Bauhn In-Ear Headphones come in your basic clamshell packaging, boasting, among other things, “high resolution audio” and a 2-year warranty. We haven’t tested out the earhooks so we can’t speak to them. (Other Aldi home electronics, like computers and tablets, fall to the German-based Medion.) Reviews of Bauhn products, as best as we can tell, tend to be mixed their TVs in particular, tend to attract more than their share of concerns.īut when we saw Aldi was carrying Bauhn earbuds for $7, we decided to give them a look.Ī note: the week these little things went on sale, Aldi was selling both in-ear headphones as well as earhook headphones for those who want something that will hang over the ears.
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An Australian-based company, Bauhn seems to focus mostly on speakers and headphones, with the occasional TV thrown in. EDITOR’S NOTE: Updated with a two-year progress report below.īauhn is the Aldi house brand for certain home entertainment electronics.
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