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Samsung Earbuds EG920BW – The Cheapest Earbuds under $5

By androidpimpFebruary 7, 2019Updated:April 13, 2023No Comments3 Mins Read
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Table of contents
  1. Samsung Earbud Headphones (EG920BW)
    1. Buy It Now in VR-World Store
  2. Samsung EG920BW
  3. Samsung Headphones EG920BW | Case
  4. Samsung Headphones EG920BW

Samsung Earbud Headphones (EG920BW)

After searching for cheap and affordable I came across a nice Aliexpress store called: ‘VR-World Store’ and decided to give it a try and bought 3 for a total price of $11.23 ($3 each). If you decide to buy from this store I can assure you that the Samsung eg920bw is 100 % original (authentic), and not a fake clone type of brand. Having said that, let’s jump to the product information and general design.

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Samsung EG920BW

Samsung Earbud Headphones

Review – TOC

  1. Package.
  2. Design.
  3. Sound Quality.
  4. Final words.

Feature:

  • Receiving and answering phone calls through the in-line microphone and answer key.Wired remote volume (+ -) control.
  • In-ear noise reduction design, with noise isolation effect, the sound quality is even more moving! Ergonomic wear design.
  • 3.5mm three-stage gold-plated plug, used only in most mobile phones, to ensure that the signal transmission process without distortion of sound quality, plug more wear!

Product Identifiers

Brand

Samsung

Model

EO-EG920BW

Color

White

MPN

GH59-14383G

Frequency Response Range:

20-24000Hz

Design

Fit Design

In-Ear

Earpiece

Double

Earpiece Design

Canal Earbud (In-Ear Canal)

Microphone

On-cable

Active Noise-CancellationYes

 

Connectivity

Connectivity Type

Wired

Connector(s)

3.5 mm

Cable Lenght:

1.2m

 

Features

Features

Calling Functions, Microphone, Playback Controls, Volume Control

Package

The Samsung EG920BW Earbud comes in a brown colored non-disposable semi-transparent package made of plastic material with an imprint of Samsung brand name on top of it. It came warped with cellophane with a small sticker on top, with authenticity QR check label along with the product model information. This small case is used to store the earphones when not used and also makes it a lot easier to carry by sliding it inside a small pocket.

Samsung Headphones EG920BW | Case

  • EG920BW Package 01
    EG920BW Package 01
  • EG920BW Package 02
    EG920BW Package 02
  • EG920BW Package 03
    EG920BW Package 03
  • EG920BW Package 04
    EG920BW Package 04
  • EG920BW Package 05
    EG920BW Package 05

Unboxing

  • EG920BW Unboxing 01
    EG920BW Unboxing 01
  • EG920BW Unboxing 02
    EG920BW Unboxing 02
  • EG920BW Unboxing 03
    EG920BW Unboxing 03

Design

As expected from a known brand such as Samsung, the earphones came in excellent condition. The earphones come with a pair of silicone earbuds and an extra replacement pair that can be removed and replaced if needed. As a consumer, the earphones seated well inside the ears. They were not too loose, nor tight. Bottom line,  the general feeling was good and comfortable.

Samsung Headphones EG920BW

  • EG920BW Earphones 01
    EG920BW Earphones 01
  • EG920BW Earphones 02
    EG920BW Earphones 02
  • EG920BW Earphones 03
    EG920BW Earphones 03
  • EG920BW Earphones 04
    EG920BW Earphones 04
  • EG920BW Earphones 05
    EG920BW Earphones 05
  • EG920BW Earphones 06
    EG920BW Earphones 06
  • EG920BW Earphones 07
    EG920BW Earphones 07
  • EG920BW Earphones 08
    EG920BW Earphones 08

Sound Quality

The sound quality was excellent and very clear. The bass levels were as also good, no complaints here.

Final Words

The earphone quality was beyond my initial expectations. For a price of $3 its a definitely a must-have product worth buying. For more information, you are welcome to check VR-World AliExpress store Here

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