MEE audio - M6P In Ear Isolating Earphone with Universal Microphone and Control - Black

I bought the M6P as I wanted some sweat-proof in-ear headphones with an in-line volume control and button to use whilst running. I use a Sony Xperia Z3 Compact running Android 4.4.4 and Spotify for the music.I really like that the volume control is analogue and independent - you set your phone/MP3 player to maximum volume, and use the slider on the cable to adjust volume. This means that it will work across Android and iOS - Play/Pause/Call pick-up buttons work on both, but volume controllers are platform dependent. On my phone, the button acts as play/pause in Spotify, and will even skip tracks when double-clicked. Along with the volume, that's all I need when running. The button and slider are very well defined too - easy to grab and adjust without looking.Build quality is excellent. There is good strain releif on both ends of the cable, and the cable itself is light and flexible. It seems to be a translucent plastic with a braided core. The buds themselves are very well built, and the stems which the silicone tips grip are reassuringly solid. The buds still feel nice and light though - its clear that they've used very high quality plastics for the casing.Fit and comfort are excellent too, although I realise everyone is different. I'm 6'5" with large-ish ears, and these stay put just fine. They come with small, medium and large silicone buds, medium double flanged buds, and small and large triple-flanged buds. These are all made of very soft silicone, so mould themselves to your ear shape without putting much pressure on your ear at all. A note on the "memory wire" though: It rests about halfway to where you bend it. That is to say, if you bend it into a U shape, it will bounce back and stay in an r shape. In order to get it to stay in an inverted U to hook over my ears, I had to bend it full circle and let go. Following the instructions and just moulding it around your ears probably won't work.Once you've got the fit right on the memory wire and the ear buds, these aren't going anywhere. I snagged the cable accidentally whilst adjusting my glasses during a run and they didn't budge. There is also no cable noise whatsoever, which is a big plus.The sound is where these fall down a bit. It's comparable to a *good* set of headphones that might some with a smartphone (think a high end Sony or Samsung device). I used to use some Sennheiser CX-300 IIs for running, and they sounded better, but they also cost twice as much. The sound is much cooler than the Senns, even with a good fit on the silicone buds (which is essential - bass just disappears completely if you can't get a good fit). These do have some bass, but I wouldn't go as far as to describe them as having "energetic sound and enhanced bass". The sound is pretty good for the money, though I think they might benefit from a software equaliser. Clarity isn't bad, and to be honest, they're perfectly fine for running outdoors.

I was looking for headphones that wouldn't fall out when running. I first bought the  Sennheiser/Adidas CX 680 High-Performance Noise-Isolating Ear Canal Headphones (Sports-Optimised Design)  but although the sound quality was excellent and they had a very nice deep bass they were useless because they kept falling out of my ears. I've tried a bunch of other headphones but non would stay in my ears. These are the only pair of headphones that stay in my ears when running! On a good day I'll forget I'm even wearing them. The sound quality is great and the bass is even better than with the Sennheisers in my opinion. Although the bass is better higher sounds can get a little muddy and overall I'd have to say that the Sennheisers win in terms of sound quality. These headphones come very close though and it doesn't really matter when running. If you're looking for headphones for running these are the ones to buy!EDIT: after having used these for quite a while I have actually begun to have problems with them not fitting properly. It happens some times on every run but it's not too annoying. Mostly when it happens I just have to give them a little push. A big issue I've had with these earphones though is when I get sweat in my ears. This happens to me all the time and when it happens the sound gets messed up, they fall out of my ears and I have to take them out to wipe them. This happens more than 5 times on each run. DON'T BUY THESE IF YOU GET SWEAT IN YOUR EARS!

Ok i've done a fair bit of research into budget priced earphones , and found that all have their good and bad points azt this price level , however i decided to settle for these which arrived superfast , i found that after trying all the various sizes of earbud , the ones that actually came fitted to the earphones suited me perfectly.The other triple bud began hurting my ears after a few minutes , although they did improve on the sound cancellation compared to the rest of the buds. When first putting these on and listening to some of my music , i basically listen to classic rock , i found the bass to be way too big , and slightly woofy , the mids and trebles aren't too bad , but the trebles may appear to sound slightly tinny .However after dialling back some of the bass on my mp3 players eq , and reducing some of the highs , i came up with a perfect compromise , i do a fair bit of running in the gym , and as such needed to have sound cancelling earphones to get rid of the other crap coming out of the telly's on the wall , and machine noise , these do the job perfectly , and most importantly THEY DO NOT FALL OUT which was one of my main concerns .The memory wire is a good idea , and adds to the secure fit of these phones , all in all a great buy for the price , and a good overall sound once tweaked a bit .