C. Crane CC Buds-Pro Full Stereo in-Ear Earbud Headphones – for Audio Books and Voice Clarity

Ear buds have always irritated my ears. I can wear these for hours just fine. They sound good and block a lot of surrounding noise. Really good for long flights. A pair of these came with a CC Crane radio I bought. I liked them so much I bought another pair for my voice recorder I use for audio books.

I have purchased more than one pair, they are very well made. I an very pleased with the sound reproduction. At this price point you are getting more than your monies worth.

I really like the sound quality. I mainly use my radio in bed. The main reason I purchased these was as a replacement for the original set that was chewed by one of our cats. But within a week the rubber pad on each bud had become detached some how or another. This was never an issue with the set that came with the radio. They stayed attached to each bud for years.

After using these for a few weeks, I really enjoy them! I associate C. Crane products with quality. For the price, I believe you are getting an excellent product. The amount of ear tips combined with the buds themselves makes it hard to believe it's about $20. Are these going to knock you down with their craftsmanship? Probably not, they feel like generic buds (although they look pretty nice). However, they are lightweight, easy to pop in, and I believe most people will find a tip combination to allow a secure fit. The audio capabilities on these earbuds are where things begin to shine - they sound great! I'll be the first to tell you I am no audiophile, however, they are a joy to listen to. I pair them with my C. Crane Radio 3 (one of my prized possessions) and I can comfortably and enjoyably listen to all sorts of content. They excel in talk radio but listening to some well pulled FM stations for music will not disappoint you. Again, $20 is a steal for these. Overall, if they break, oh well. I'll end up purchasing another pair as they work really well for their intended purpose. If the need for plug-in headphones weren't going the way of manual transmissions in vehicles (as in disappearing quickly) I'd probably gift these to friends and family as I believe a lot of people would enjoy them.

Great value. Clear sound. I have never been disappointed with their products. Have two of their radios that also work great!

For $20 these wired ear buds produce amazing sound! The audio quality is comparable to far more expensive headphones. If you don’t mind wires and don’t have much money these headphones will produce very satisfying full throated sound.

My wife ordered this item and she has used headphones for years and her ear was hurting in the morning so she wanted to try something would be easier to wear and they do not stick like the headphones and she said they work great. Thanks Pete

I purchased these headphone based on the positive reviews others left regarding the quality of voice to use as my primary headphones for video conferencing on my laptop and for listening to audiobooks from my phone. I'll say, that sound wise, these are great. Voice comes in crystal clear and you can tell these are tuned to optimize voice sounds vs music. Unfortunately, the build quality does not match the sound quality. After about 3 months of use (and I use these pretty much everyday), the inside mesh detached and I can feel the silicone ear bud tips starting to wear. I know these aren't a $100 pair of premium headphones, but these feel like a small step up in quality over the freebie headphones the airlines hand out. Again, I'm calling out build quality as the sound quality is definitely much better. Finally, I never really found these headphones to be very comfortable. I tried pretty much everyone of the ear bud sizes they offered but ultimately each one felt uncomfortable in some way (too big, too small, fell out too easily) and I have to constantly fight in putting these back into my ears as they fall out very easily. To sum it up - great sound, especially if you're primarily listening to voice (radio, video conferences, or audiobooks) but they aren't comfortable and the build quality is lower than I would've expected from a C. Crane branded product.