LG Quadbeat 3 In Ear Headphones HSS-F630 For LG G4 (Red)

This review is very very long over due. But, these headphones have extreme quality and are very good for people not wanting everybody else to know what they're listening to because these are also very soundproof. They're so comfortable and definitely worth the price. But them if you're considering, enough said.

These are better than the yurbuds 200 that unfortunately didn't survive the washer. They are have passive noise cancellation and have great sound and good bass. My only complaint is that the volume rocker is only about 3.5 inches from the left earbud.making it very hard to see it but it is easy to change the volume by just using touch to find it.

Bought these to use with my LG V10 smartphone.They have great noise-cancellation and sound; the reviews were spot-on. Wish you could adjust the angle of the buds without having to put them in in awkward positions - have to have these basically upside down in my ear for them to sound right, but when they do sound right - they have great sound.Had some issues with the right bud not working for a while; even after cleaning/swapping foam, etc. No idea why, but after writing this review and contacting the seller for an exchange they just...started working again.(Apparently they take after my car which seems to stop having issues the moment I take it in for service...)

Updated Review:So, I've been using these for a while now. When I compare them to other headphones I've used over the years... these are just OK. Although "beats" is apart of the name, the bass is rather lacking and is underwhelming. These are OK if you need something for cheap. As compared to these, Altec Lansing MZX145-BLK-OD, these are pretty basic and do not provide the bass as compared.Original Review:I've received my two pairs of headsets 6 days before the expected delivery date. Which, of course, made me very happy all by itself. I have tested both pairs on my LG G5 and they work pretty well. The sound is clear and everything appears to be working, to include the volume and function button. I've had some work to do and tested the mic with colleagues and they could hear me clearly. The construction of the headsets is good and as is expected for a bundled headset. I plan on getting a few more pairs just to have some good spares.

I have the quad beat 2 headphones and now the quad beat 3. The 2 were a little louder but the qb3 have a more full rang sound. For the money I would not buy anything else.

Great quality, Awesome sound quality as well, bought two more. One for my husband and one as a spare

After finding glowing reviews of these headphones even from multiple audio enthusiast website I could hardly wait for them to arrive and replace my breaking Klipsch Image S4i's. Even if they're not quite as good, I reasoned, they're way less than the $90 I paid for the Klipsch ones.I can't really find any redeeming qualities about these headphones.I will start by saying they arrived in totally different packaging than pictured and I'm not even sure these are the real deal. They even seem like they might be lightly used from possible signs of wear. They didn't come in an LG box but a smushed into a tiny little cardboard box, but more like heavy duty card stock than cardboard, smaller than a deck of cards. Not a good start. They do look pretty good in my opinion though the actual buds are slightly bigger than expected and feel cheap (but hey, they are), though I'm a little concerned about a crease in the cable and possible damage near the cheap feeling control buttons. Those buttons are confusingly difficult to press by the way. You can also see that the plastic of the earbud itself sticks through the rubber tips almost to the very edge. As it turns out this makes them quite uncomfortable especially when you feel that edge scratching the inside of your ear while you insert them, and so do the sharp edges of that big earbud.So I put them in and the discomfort is the first thing I notice. The right ear seems like it has a decent seal (I mainly use IEMs so I know you need proper insertion) but the left side doesn't feel like it's got a good seal. It doesn't sound like it either, sound quality is far from surprisingly good, in fact when it comes to sound quality these feel like a bad value even at $15-20. The bass isn't even that strong yet manages significant distortion somehow while the high end is a touch piercing, mids seem okay but the sound stage is odd & small and the low end distortion gives a kind of muffled quality. Ugh. Trying to push them farther into my ear only jams that plastic into my ear canal so I tried switching out the different tip sizes.So after successfully pulling the first tip off the right earphone I attempt to do the same to the left & instead pull the insides out of the casing. Oh joy. So now I'm figuring even if I don't return these they probably break in a month and I'm still out the $20, so they're going back. Anyway none of the other tips offered a better fit for me and were equally uncomfortable. They do strangely seem like they'd stay in my ears decently well while working out so that's.... whatever.I'm really bummed, these aren't even close to what I expected. Not sure if I got knockoffs or something because of the bizarre packaging so maybe I'll ask your a new pair. Maybe only if they can guarantee it's through a different vendor.

So, I bought one of these 3 months ago. Sadly, after mild usage, the right earpod simply stopped functioning. Extremely disappointed. The only reason i gave it 2 stars instead of 1 is because I loved their sound...