I'm mildly curious about how bad these headphones would be

[Quagmire]

At the coke museum in Atlanta, forgot to look to see their cost. No way these are any good, right?

 

[Ben]

The wireless earbuds at least look uncomfortable and generic as hell... Doesn't look like they've got soft tips that are interchangeable to make them fit well in your ears or anything.

I'd guess the wired ones would get annoying with the can badge thing possibly getting in the way of them sitting well in your ear.

So they're probably not great for actual use, but fun as a novelty.

They'd make a good gift for Kel.

 

[dimmerwit]

They're a pretty bad set of cans!

 

[dimmerwit]

I did try searching for a generic version of those buds but found nothing. It's likely just a custom shell on the buds in a slightly custom case.

They were $23.99 on Amazon. Whilst I would say that's too cheap to be good I have just seen the respectable Anker P20i on sale for around that. These are probably just shit though.

 

[Tommy Boy]

I have such a hard time picturing someone unironically buying these lmao

 

[dimmerwit]

I settled for the Coca Cola chapstick, which after 12 years I still have.

 

[Quagmire]

 

[Crystal]

They say True Buds, they wouldn't be Liar Buds, would they?!?! They must be good if they're True Buds!

 

[Fool's Requiem]

They're probably like 40 bucks and not even worth 10.

I'd just get something from Audio Technica. Sure, they're expensive, but Audio Technica is quality stuff, or at least the headphones I bought from them are.

 

[Mark]

They look like the kind of ear pods you can buy by the pallet and have your brand stamped on it for pennies on the dollar at one of those 4Imprint or similar sites.

I give them 4 days before they blow up in some child's ear.

 

[Ben]

I give them 4 days before they blow up in some child's ear.

Especially if you shake the charging case before opening it.

 

[Nae'blis]

They'd make a good gift for Kel.

It's true, it's true, it's tru-ue!

 

[Quagmire]

It's true, it's true, it's tru-ue!

 

[Jawneh]

I've had experience with your most generic random chinesium headsets from amazon. Most of the time, they quality correlates directly to the dollar amount you pay for them. But once in a while you get once that for whatever reason have drivers from like a $100+ headset for no reason and you paid sub $20 for them? And usually no one figures it out as it's usually kids who end up with them and don't understand how good they are.

But those cans, probably trash. Probably replaced the copper in them with high-fructose tin.

 

[Mark]

I've had experience with your most generic random chinesium headsets from amazon. Most of the time, they quality correlates directly to the dollar amount you pay for them. But once in a while you get once that for whatever reason have drivers from like a $100+ headset for no reason and you paid sub $20 for them? And usually no one figures it out as it's usually kids who end up with them and don't understand how good they are.

But those cans, probably trash. Probably replaced the copper in them with high-fructose tin.

"Chinesium".

That's it.

That's the post.

I just wanted to emphasize this top quality word.

 

[Quagmire]

My old pair of sport Bluetooth were really good at around 30-40

Sadly my cat chewed them in half and the company must have been bought because the newer version were crap with a ton of bad reviews