Samsung AKG Type-C vs AKG K371 Headphones

These wired in-ears have a comfortable and lightweight design. Their slightly bass-heavy sound profile also delivers extra thump, rumble, and boom to audio, making them a solid choice if you like to listen to genres like EDM and hip-hop. Thanks to their in-line mic, it's easy to take calls on the go. It has a good recording quality, so your voice sounds clear and intelligible to the person on the other end of the line

Translating this to my experience with the K371, it meant that I had no issues properly driving it with everything that I tested it on. Whether it was...

The best budget earbuds for small ears that we've tested are the Samsung AKG Type-C. These inexpensive earbuds have a comfortable fit that makes them suitable for long listening sessions. They have a solid, durable-feeling design and come with three differently-sized ear tips to help you get a good fit.

Larger heads/ears may find them uncomfortable. I wish the headband were grippier. It has that smooth silicone-esque feel that several brands have adopted in recent years, which makes it feel much less secure than a nice pleather pad. I wouldn’t do a ton of head-bobbing in these

My original ones are still working a year later and these lasted a couple weeks (bought because soon wanted my original ones). They do work good with volume control and are comfortable to wear. I cannot comment on microphone issues though as I had none.

It's been six months since I got my AKG K371 headphones. Well, six months since I got a pair that wasn't damaged or faulty out of the factory. Now, ma...

Two. Fiil T1XS is my go to as long as the battery lasts. And Samsung AKG earphones straight outta the box for gaming.

I didn’t note my battery was low until my headphones shut themselves off. In the end, the headphones are still good but, other than the battery life, the Bluetooth functionality is on par with a pair of $10 headphones you could buy at 7-11.

Furthermore, I wear industrial ear muffs over them to keep the noise from around me out as these buds do not cancel out enough noise to do the job by themselves and I don't want to turn the volume up to compensate and risk damaging my ears. If you're an audiophile or looking for noise cancelling earbuds that work with a USB C port, these are not for you. But if you just need something for the occasional conference call and don't have to worry about background noise too much, then these will work. I give this product 3/5 stars

For my purpose, the headphones work extremely well and are ergonomic and comfortable. They provide excellent voice reproduction and mitigate outside background noise. Foldable for storage and lightweight while wearing. Over-ear pads that fit well

I haven't switched to the omni-present bluetooth buds since they lack the sound quality of the better corded models. I have a reasonably good ear having been a recording studio sideman guitarist in my youth. This is pretty good for most genres of music, though my Bose Noise-Cancelling buds have better audio - at many times the price. You really have to go over $100 to beat these ones

For the price these are OK headphones. I just ordered 3 pairs of bluetooth headphones to see if I could find a pair that I liked. Unfortunately I didn't find a pair that I liked, but this pair was definitely the best value out of the 3 pairs I ordered. These headphones actually have a pretty good build quality, and they're comfortable

Went to buy another for my son's pixel. Update: Dropping this to a 3 star since my original review, I purchased another pair of the same ones and its not the same quality. It looks the same, but when using it for calls on the phone or on zoom calls, the other end tells me I sound like a machine with lots of noise. Its a hit or miss for this price

I was talking with a friend and lifted the ear cups a bit while talking and was surprised to hear how loud I was speaking because I wasn't able to hear myself well. I was hoping to like these as I prefer a more neutral sound, which these give, but for the price I think there is probably better out there. For what you get, I feel like these should be more in the $40-$70 range rather than +$100. They would probably be good for studio use; how they are intended, but the comfort level makes them less appealing