I have some really good ear buds, though they do not have a microphone, so we can't use them for phone calls. The Skullcandy Mic Ear Buds are designed for dungeon phones. They came with dual sets of silicone ear buds, and a mediums distance buds are unusually comfortable...something that apparently is odd as everybody has ears that are change in distance and shape.
They were designed for phone conversations, so they boost a voice to be louder than a drum and treble. That boost to a mid-range creates voices easier to understand, though it gives masculine voices a bit of a hard, lead quality. And, that increased mid-range does not work good with some sorts of music. Mick Jagger's voice was deliberately buried in a brew of many Stones songs, though with a INK'D Mic, his voice is approach out in front of a band.
My possess voice comes by a mic a same way, shrill and clear, though with a bit of a robotic/metallic quality...people can know what I'm saying, though they also know I'm articulate by a mic.
If being means to know your callers and have your callers know we is your TOP priority, these are a good choice. If we wish your voice to have a warm, healthy quality, these are not for you.
They have a control switch that is ostensible to spin a mic on and off and postponement song tracks. That underline does not seem to work on my phone...the mic is ON when we accept a call, only as it should be.
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