So these had to be discarded and replaced by another pair which also had issues (no unraveling this time just a short). Of course the unraveling gave way to a short in the buds themselves, which led to the mic/remote malfunctioning. So imagine my surprise when this happened: NO! *shakes fist* These were by far the best buds I purchased and they worked well in both my devices (iPhone 4 and HTC Evo 3D at the time). They fit comfortably in my ears I tend to wear them for long periods of time and have no problems. On a commuter train, filled with at least 75 people, during rush hour (am or pm), all I can hear is whatever I’m listening to. These are true noise-canceling headphones. Included in the box are three sets of ear pads to ensure comfortability and size as well as stickers (yay!) and warranty information. They also have a built-in microphone and remote for easy pause and play capabilities as well as answering calls. They have a snap construction that makes it easy to keep track of the headphones in a deep purse or for quick storage when people try to talk to you when you obviously have buds in your ears. I love the design of the Bagis headphones simplistic and fashionable. Clicking on the actual headphone model takes you to its title page where each model is presented via a clever video. The website is interactive (you can drag a color from the palette to the headphone model of your choice before visiting the actual model page) with some interactive tiles and social media links. All the models except Bagis and Kransen are over-the-ear headphones (not my bag) and I end up settling on Bagis. Urbanears come in a variety of colors (colors are retired on a random basis) and eight different models Humlan, Zinken, Kransen, Plattan (Plattan+), Medis (Medis+) and Bagis. After some random Google research and speaking to my friendly-neighborhood Apple Specialist, I came across Urbanears, a Swedish company who thrives on their color choices. Personally, I enjoy podcasts as well as music so a good earbud is important. Nirvana if there were ever a better definition. All the train besties and irrelevant banter is lost when I plug into my iPhone. The thing I enjoy the most about my commute is the fact that I can tone the entire experience out with a good set of ear buds. What I am is a daily commuter from the suburbs to the city via a high-speed train.
#URBANEARS MEDIS REVIEWS FULL#
With the Medis, you get great sound like a full headphone and still don’t need to worry about them falling out, the perfect earphone for active people.First things first: I do not consider myself an audiophile. This is a common complaint of most earphones and the reason some people choose to wear full, over the head ‘earmuff’ style headphones which I just think are too bulky and in the way for a good work out. I’ve worn these to work out at the gym everyday since getting them and whether it’s cardio or weightlifting, they have yet to fall out of my ear, unlike the multiple sets that have come before. The molded earbuds are comfortably formed to sit in your ears but it’s Medis patented EarClick construction that’s the winning feature, each pair comes with 4 sets of silicone sizers that hooks the earphone to your ear, ensuring a secure and comfortable fit. The Urbanears fabric cord makes the long cable easy to detangle even when thrown messily into my gym bag.
The Apple approved microphone and remote also act as volume control, the supplied add-on cable ensures that the earphones work well in standard 3.5 mm jacks without any distorition.
The sound of Urbanears is impressive throughout the whole line, these are no exception. Like the rest of the Urbanears line, the Medis are a great sounding, great fitting and stylish earphone but their unique features make them even better.
I’ve tried lots of earphones and these are without a doubt my favourite so far.
#URBANEARS MEDIS REVIEWS PLUS#
Recently, I’ve had the pleasure to use a pair of Urbanears Medis Plus for a couple of weeks and I’m very impressed.
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