G20 MMCX Bluetooth Headset, 8-Hour Bluetooth 4.2 Headset, Double Moving-Coil Iron earplug, Double Moving-Coil earplug, 3.5mm Wire-Controlled Earphone Wire (Black)

I was intrigued by the description. $10 for 1 x 2DD headphones, 1 x 2DD+1BA headphones, 1 x MMCX cable, and 1 x Bluetooth module was too good of a price to not risk trying them out.I first tried the hybrid headphones and they sounded decent, but they had a weird problem: once you create a tight seal, the drivers flex and stop moving, making no sound. Releasing pressure from the ear canal works, but this is something I've never been inconvenienced with by other headphones.Now, the big shock. When I got this kit, I only cared about the 2DD+1BA hybrid, the rest were bonus. I only tried out the 2DD headphones to test the bluetooth module. My Lord, the bass was exquisite. The bass was BIG. The sound stage seemed spacious, and the bass occupied this space. I have both the JVC HA-SZ2000 and JVC HA-SZ1000, the notorious kings of basshead headphones, and these no-name earbuds managed to impress me. I have put my headshaking past behind me and have been complacent with wearing a pair of KZ ZST for ergonomic comfort, but these instantly pushed my ZST to retirement.Curious, I reverse-image searched this kit as I could find no info on this Axceed G20 kit. They are only available here on Amazon. However, I stumbled upon something else:The housing is an exact replica of the Audio-Technica ATH-CK1100iS. I have never tried the CK1100, but after reading about its Solid Bass technology of dual dynamic drivers, I am almost convinced that these G20 2DD headphones might just be unbranded CK1100s.I tried some more sleuthing to figure out what the 2DD+1BA might be a replica of, and my closest lead is BASN Bsinger from the description. The Bsinger features dual dynamic drivers sitting back to back in one housing unit, and this set up makes most sense for the G20 hybrid housing which is very small compared to the KZ ZST. The difference is the G20 hybrid purportedly has a balanced armature driver.Finally, the bluetooth module. After coming from bluetooth 5.0 TWS earbuds with atrocious audio latency, these bluetooth 4.1 (not 4.2 according to description) neckband module has no noticeable lag when doing the YouTube latency tests. I've never used non-TWS wireless headphones before this, so maybe this is just normal speed.So yeah, $10 for two possible replicas of more expensive headphones? The bluetooth module alone is about that price. Get them before they become the next cult favorite.

Gotta be honest. Been shopping for new TWS dailies and some other iems. Added these to my order cause they were 6.99 and I saw the other guys review.Figured what the hell, I pay that much for hamburgers sometimes.These would not be 5 stars if they were over $10. But for under $10? Why the hell not.No instructions, not that you really need them, but a decent package and selection of tips. The buds that look like the ath's have a lot of bass, but completely lack treble clarity. I hardly hear cymbols in some songs, even after EQ. Decent for some electronic songs, but subpar for most of the music I listen to.The other rounder buds have INCREDIBLY EAR SPLITTING highs, but pretty decent mids. After EQ, boosting the bass WAY up and the treble WAY down, you know, they're pretty damn tolerable. I personally prefer them.The eartips are extremely wide on the round buds and made for a difficult for for me. Couldn't get them very deep in my ear canal for a good fit.Comparing to some real sony mh-755, I prefer the sony. They are clearer and much more balanced out of the box. Sub bass clarity is superior on sony, but there's not as much volume.But these buds are mmcx! Hooked 'em up to a shure bt-2 mmcx bt cable and gained some clarity from that.The included bt cable works - I think that's about all there is to say.All in all, pretty satisfied for $7I'd recommend them for getting beat up at work.

Buyer Beware, No instructions at all

Low sound, unstable bluetooth