Review: JVC Gumy Air Earbuds - Affordable and Stylish
One of the best things about the JVC Gumy Air Earbuds is their price. They are very inexpensive - about 15 dollars. The seven color variety matches the iPod Nano and Shuffle third generation earphones. So, if you need to replace your old iPod headphones, you do not need to buy expensive Apple earphones, you can replace them with JVC Gumy Air. Gumy Air Earbuds have a 1 meter long cord, which is long enough to provide you with comfort while listening. The cord color matches the earphones color, so JVC earbuds are stylish and unique. The unique shape of the earbuds is also a good feature. The comfort is guaranteed. These earphones uses a standard 3.5 mm plugs, so they are compatible with most of the music and stereo devices.
The sound quality on the JVC Gumy Air earbuds is another thing. The sound quality mostly depends on how they fit into your ear. Well, JVC announced that their custom earbuds made from special material, elastomer, fist any kind of ear. However, users say that it is not quite so. Not all of the customers were 100 per cent able to fit comfortably the earbuds in their ear. This can lead to some problems because the sound quality mostly depends whether the earphones are in the right position - if not fitted precisely, the sound can be too low. Another problem is that JVC Gumy Air Earbuds tend to get caught in long hair because of their sticky earbuds. This can sometimes cause inconvenience, especially if you have long hair.
All in all, t he JVC Gumy Air earbuds are cheap but good quality earphones. These are good if you need to replace your old earphones and do not want to spend a lot of money. However, they cannot always fit precisely and that makes them a bit worse but nevertheless - good and affordable earphones.Source: Amazon.co.uk
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