BASN Bsinger BC100 in Ear Monitor Headphones Universal Fit Noise Isolating IEM Earphones for Musicians Singers Studio Audiophiles (Blue)

I've now owned these for about a year and use them under my motorcycle helmet. My only complaint so far is that after a couple of months, the flanged tips wouldn't stay on the monitor and came off and stayed in my ear. I got it out with a set of tweezers, but from that point on, those flanged tips wouldn't stay on. The other tips didn't meet my needs for noise isolation so they were all useless to me. I bought Comply T400 foam tips and have been using them since with great results. As for music quality, I'm not an Audiophile, but I can tell the difference between total crap and decent sounding music and these sound pretty darn good, especially sharp and clear when cutting through wind noise on the motorcycle. Some of the reviews are from people with degrees in audio sciences and who are professional sound people and they're critical of these IEMs, but it's worth reminding everyone that these cost like 1/20th the price of professional IEMs so let's manage some expectations here. Anyways, I've bought a second set for my wife for her helmet and I've been recommending these to several riding buddies and they're all satisfied as well. They fit very well under helmets and have worn them for long periods at a time (once for 18 hours) and they've been comfortable the entire time.

Good quality, good experience

I was looking for something to use instead of large cans on my head during podcast recordings, during the editing process, and now while on video, all of which mean hours at a time with the bulky, clunky, often noisy headsets. First ones I bought were MME M6 Pro 2nd Gen, and I'm sure they're top notch for a musician or singer in a live performance scenario, but I wouldn't know. They had zero bass range. Ze. Ro. This BASN BsingerBC100 pair is just like having the headsets, but only in the ear, comfortable, and probably forgettable. I just listened to music through them and hopped on to write this review. I'll pop on to edit this if something happens out of the ordinary, but I imagine I'll remain hella satisfied.COUPLE THINGS TO NOTE: With my limited experience, I didn't know if these would need to be powered, or connected to a mixer to work, but they work plugging into anything standard right out of the box, like your phone, computer, mixer, etc. Also, when connecting the wire to the earpieces, get a steady grip on both and put them together. It doesn't screw in because once they smoothly snap together, they're able to spin/rotate freely.

I don't review many products.I have become obsessed with headphones over the past few years. I have owned, for one time or another:Shure SE846Shure SE535Westone W40DUNU 1000Jaybird X2A bunch of random chinese headphones.These are worth every penny. I would describe them as being close, but still inferior, to the SE535 in mids and highs. However, they have more bass. Way less than the 846 of course. I have sold all my nice headphones as I am trying to cut back on audio expenses haha.Unfortunately these IEMs are probably the result of IP theft by China... part of a broader trend which is quite worrying for the US. Also explains how they can sound so good for so little - at least we the consumer get to benefit!None of the above matters at this price point though... Highly recommend you buy RIYO memory foam 12 pack with these. If you have a spare MMCX cable that could be nice, the included cable is sort of low quality. I am using a spare MMCX from the Westone W40s with a microphone and I'd say they sound a bit better with the low impedance cable.Chinese knockoffs for headphones are rapidly increasing in quality and value, you won't regret buying these!

I'm a singer in a 5-piece band, and I sometimes sing in a 7-piece praise band at church. I really really wanted to like these. But they're just not working out for me.Pros: 1) they come with a whole bunch of different sized attachments to fit almost any ear; 2) they seriously cover the entire ear entrance, blocking out sound quite nicely; 3) they look professional; 4) they come with a clip to clip the L & R wires behind your head, so the audience barely sees the wires; 5) the wires and metal prong are sturdy and much nicer than the cheapie headphones.Cons: 1) they just don't work well for in-ear monitors involving a mix of more than, say, two channels. If you're able to only send your OWN voice (or instrument) into the mix, these might work, so they might work for a one-man band using IEMs, but for a larger band with 3 or more channels being mixed, they just don't work well. 2) The sound is too tinny/treble-heavy, and I found myself pulling one out every time, until finally pulling both out and just going with the mix that was in the mains. I once even found myself going back to the cheapie Samsung headphones they give you for free when you buy a cell phone, which gave me a better mix than these did.Conclusion: if you're a one-man band, these might work. Or if you're just using them to listen to music at home or while traveling, they might work. But for musicians/singers who need multiple instruments mixed in IEMs, I'd suggest saving up for the more expensive headphones.

I wanted to get a pair of in ear monitors for Zoom meetings and livestreams. After seeing several reviews online, I chose these. They are absolutely fantastic for the price. Very comfortable, great cable and very well made. The sound is really good and I was impressed with the complete audio range. They are very light and when the ear sleeves are properly fitted, the bass response is much better than I expected. The noise cancellation is about what I expected from in ear monitors and it blocked more sound than several other pairs of earbuds that I have. I would highly recommend these especially for the fantastic price under $40. Great and friendly customer service. I did contact them as one of the additional ear sleeves was not in the package I received. There were the correct amount but there were three of one size and only one of the other. I received an immediate response. They quickly offered to send me the missing sleeve. I give them high marks all around.

La calidad del sonido es muy buena, solo el cable es muy delicado, se recomiendo guardarlo en cajitas un poco espaciosas.

fits good and stays in when thrashing drum kit great sound love to bits pro ears

Great full range sound. From bass/guitars to vocals and keyboards. Very balanced throughout the sound spectrum. High-end frequencies play nice and doesn't sound brittle. I would say they have a warm, smooth sound reproduction. I liked them enough to reorder 6 more pairs for the musicians at my church. Excellent value for an affordable live music in-ear monitor solution. I have purchased other brands and used them, but these BC-100's win.

Got first pair for in ears for my band. Good low end, don’t distort, and fit me well. I liked them so bought another as backup. I replaced ear buds with expandable foam and they fit very well and add to the noise canceling. I tried a pair that I know were from a music store and were more than double the price and I liked these better

I absolutely love them