Monoprice has 10-Count Monoprice 3.5mm Earphones w/ Mic for $15 when you add quantity of 10 to cart and check out with promo code 10WIRED. Shipping is free.
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Monoprice has 10-Count Monoprice 3.5mm Earphones w/ Mic for $15 when you add quantity of 10 to cart and check out with promo code 10WIRED. Shipping is free.
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Great headphones for the price. I think I bought a pack of 5 for $10 last time. Something like that. Don't use them often, but none have died, a couple years in.
It's interesting to me the "buy them for kids to break or lose," crowd. Philosophical question, but I worry about the message to the kids. When I was a kid, the idea that kids lost and tore up stuff didn't seem as prevalent. If you lost something, it was gone, and mommy or daddy weren't just going to magically replace it ten times. I just worry about the values this mentality creates.
These are great earbuds, especially for 1.50 a pair. I've done 10+ phone calls using them, and have never had anyone complain about voice quality or asked me to repeat myself. Audio seems fine too. Definitely recommend, if you can find a use for 10 of them
I really like these. I've bought the 5-pack twice. None have broken, just misplaced or given away. I have them scattered about where I might want a headset. They aren't going to win audio quality awards up against a $50 pair, but they are acceptable for music, especially in a noisy setting. They punch way above their weight. I would put them against a $10-15 pair. The cabling is nice and supple, better then my inexpensive Audio Technica set.
I use them for phone calls. Mic works great. They are better and more comfortable than the insanely overpriced headset work provided.
In for another 10.
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Great headphones for the price. I think I bought a pack of 5 for $10 last time. Something like that. Don't use them often, but none have died, a couple years in.
It's interesting to me the "buy them for kids to break or lose," crowd. Philosophical question, but I worry about the message to the kids. When I was a kid, the idea that kids lost and tore up stuff didn't seem as prevalent. If you lost something, it was gone, and mommy or daddy weren't just going to magically replace it ten times. I just worry about the values this mentality creates.
I got ten of these the last sale, used a pair for the first time yesterday and the sound and fit are really good. No comment on the mic quality as I have not used that.
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It's interesting to me the "buy them for kids to break or lose," crowd. Philosophical question, but I worry about the message to the kids. When I was a kid, the idea that kids lost and tore up stuff didn't seem as prevalent. If you lost something, it was gone, and mommy or daddy weren't just going to magically replace it ten times. I just worry about the values this mentality creates.
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I use them for phone calls. Mic works great. They are better and more comfortable than the insanely overpriced headset work provided.
In for another 10.
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It's interesting to me the "buy them for kids to break or lose," crowd. Philosophical question, but I worry about the message to the kids. When I was a kid, the idea that kids lost and tore up stuff didn't seem as prevalent. If you lost something, it was gone, and mommy or daddy weren't just going to magically replace it ten times. I just worry about the values this mentality creates.
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