JVC HAF120A Gumy ear bud headphones

 cheap but good
My iPod earbuds recently broke and I was trying to decide what to get when I came across these. They are really cute and come in 3 colors that I've seen, blue, green, and pink. These stay in my ears much better than the ipod earbuds and are pretty decent when it comes to volume. Considering they're under ten dollars and headphones break so easily in general, I'd say they are top notch for someone looking for decent sound, affordability, and style.

 Great Set of JVC Earbud Headphones For a Great Price.
I recently had the unplanned opportunity this Christmas to compare the JVC Gummy earbud headphones against the Sony version and the Memorex version of this product. So the scientist in me and my 2 daughters tried all three on an ipod nano. It was amazing the difference between the products. The bass is considerably clearer on the JVC product. The volume is much louder ( so you don't have to raise the volume as high and subsequently also raising the hiss and other noise of the particular player you're using). The vocals and cymbals were equally crisp. All this for a mere $8.99 plus S&H online or $14.99 in Walmart. The only drawback that we could find is that the earbuds are inherently uncomfortable for some of us after about an hour as compared to the in-the-ear type. Overall a thumbs up for the JVC Gumy Earbud headphones. Cheers...Les

 LIER!!!
Thats a lie, These earphones have exelent sound quality and the bass is great.

 Not worth a penny.
Although these headphones might be aesthetically pleasing to the eye the performance is awful. I have a Creative mp3 player and the headphones that came with it are about 10x better. These gummy things don't stay in your ears worth crap (or at least my ears) and the sound is simply bad. Not much base at all and the treble isn't even that clear. If you're looking for cheap headphones, be my guest, but I would recommend Sony headphones.