Home > Consumer Reviews > Jensen JB16 Headphones: Autowinder Earbuds with V.C.

The volume control enables the sound to play as loud as the output on your player but also allows you to turn it down when you need to without having to dig into your bag. I dig the auto-wind spring action that draws both the buds and the jack in at the same time. Clip on your belt and off for a job. These are great high end buds!

Most earbuds that I have tried tend to sound "tinny" and very shallow. These have a more realistic depth to the sound quality. The earbuds fit in your ear very comfortably, you will hardly notice them. They are well constructed and I love the auto wind feature. The case even has a flip door to place the earbuds in after you're finished using them. I don't think you'll find a better quality set of earbuds for any price.

The earphones seemed decent enough when they first came out of the package. However upon closer inspection, I realized (too late) that you can't separate the earphones from the auto-winder device. So if you want to walk around with these, expect to have a rather large plastic lump hanging from the wires.

The sound is decent however the treble output is poor. I'm a treble person and I found the bass way too strong. On the other hand, if you like bass this might be a good thing. They don't even have lables on the earphones to indicate which is the left and right bud. All in all, I say you're probably better off buying ANY other earphones.

I bought these headphones and after opening the packet i found they couldn't be removed from the autowinder. The autowinder goes at about a million miles an hour whiplashing the buds everywhere. They hurt. The bass on them is too high aswell. After using them for a day, i found that the sound only came out of one ear or was really poor until i tapped the unit or held the chord in a certain position. I have seen better headphones for half the price.

Unfortunately, these earphones were not at all what I hoped for. The sound quality was very tinny and had a very hollow sound. I also did not like how there was a volume control on the case because it seemed to contribute to the degraded sound quality. In addition, the wires are oddly placed and it is very cumbersome to have to carry around such a large case all the time. The earbuds themselves hurt my ears because the rubber rings were too large and it felt like the metal speaker-covering was ready to fall off five minutes after opening the package. I suggest you stay away from these and stick with a nice pair of Sony earbuds or the Jensen earmuff headphones.