First time doing review on earphone, so excuse me if I make any silly mistake 
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I purchase my Yurbud when Stereo starts selling it, cause just nice around that time, I'm looking one to replace my Phillips SHQ. So I just hooted the entry level Yurbud, the S$59 option.
My first impression was great! Since I love running, so mainly I uses this earphone for running. Like advertised, Yurbud stays in your ear no matter under what circumstances...
Only after a few months, where the Yurbud get oily and dirty, where the tip of the Yurbud sort of got mushy and drop off easily. That is where the main irritating part come along. During a 10km run, I might have to adjust the Yurbud a few times.
The sound quality is downright terrible... so I don't even want to say anything on this part.
So far the review is going towards the "DO NOT BUY!!!"... Yes, that was my decision one year ago.
But fast forward one year, today, the Yurbud offically died on me. So it was almost a two year life span for this earphone. S$59 dollars for almost two year, I say it is a pretty darn good deal!
So in conclusion, if you want to look for a cheap and durable sports earphone, look no further... But if you are looking for some quality sports earphone, please siam as far as you can...
Let me show you some picture of my Yurbud, picture from my faulty HTC One camera.
Cracks everywhere
Clearer Crack
Way more yellowish in real life than photo
Yurbud have this break since few months ago, still manage to tahan
Tomorrow heading down to Stereo to hoot another sports earphone... recommendation?
...I purchase my Yurbud when Stereo starts selling it, cause just nice around that time, I'm looking one to replace my Phillips SHQ. So I just hooted the entry level Yurbud, the S$59 option.
My first impression was great! Since I love running, so mainly I uses this earphone for running. Like advertised, Yurbud stays in your ear no matter under what circumstances...
Only after a few months, where the Yurbud get oily and dirty, where the tip of the Yurbud sort of got mushy and drop off easily. That is where the main irritating part come along. During a 10km run, I might have to adjust the Yurbud a few times.
The sound quality is downright terrible... so I don't even want to say anything on this part.
So far the review is going towards the "DO NOT BUY!!!"... Yes, that was my decision one year ago.
But fast forward one year, today, the Yurbud offically died on me. So it was almost a two year life span for this earphone. S$59 dollars for almost two year, I say it is a pretty darn good deal!
So in conclusion, if you want to look for a cheap and durable sports earphone, look no further... But if you are looking for some quality sports earphone, please siam as far as you can
...Let me show you some picture of my Yurbud, picture from my faulty HTC One camera.
Cracks everywhere
Clearer Crack
Way more yellowish in real life than photo
Yurbud have this break since few months ago, still manage to tahan
Tomorrow heading down to Stereo to hoot another sports earphone... recommendation?
... it sounded fantastic with my HTC One 