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hey everyone Jimmy with Jim's review room you guys once of all asked me to review some budget-friendly stuff and today ghost tech asked me to review one of their newest earphones in the markets the ghost tech turbines they asked me to review these and I agreed only after confirming that they were just $39 and I've seen them on Amazon for about thirty-four dollars at the time this review so I'll place my links in the video description below as always click on those and it should give you the most up-to-date prices for today and it does help support the channel if you do decide to purchase so I'm Jimmy with Jim's review room welcome everyone to another review going over what's in the box you get the caring hardshell pouch which comes in handy here inside you have your assortment of ear tips there's three gel tips from small medium to large there's three more pairs of double flange tips and if you have smaller ear canal there's two triple flange designs which fit snugly into your ears which i've been very comfortable and stays in the ear very well while sitting at the desk or when I'm up and walking around now looking at the earphones themselves one of the main selling points is the design of the turbines as it's made out of ceramic when you do hold them for the first time being ceramic it feels quite different as the plastic ear phones on the market feels somewhat cheap and Hollow however with these they're very smooth to the touch almost feeling like they're made out of glass they're also very lightweight and it doesn't tuck on your ears at all now moving down the wires do offer a grippy texture despite looking like a smoother braided cord however they work perfectly fine doing my entangle test very minimal issues encountered here wrapping these to fit into the case and then pulling them out later as you can see not bad it actually frees itself pretty well there's also an inline controller and built-in microphone but oddly there's no volume controls there's literally one button to pause and play music a double tap does skip a track which is nice but the lack of vom controls was a bit of a letdown however testing these on a simple phone call because of the influence my crow phone here my brother said I sounded perfectly clear and not far away that worked without hitch and outlast jumping into the audio performance these performs well for its price point for bass e tracks let's say something from Chris Brown or acres the turbines are bassy making those generous sound that much more impactful who can say if you are more analytical and more of an audiophile I do admit though the bass isn't hid and deep as my sennheiser in-ear Momentum's at the studio regardless these are still considered as basic earphones when listening to Basie tracks now the mid-range is fine with a little bit of spillover during bass heavy songs however performed fine with pop music EDM and other similar genres and now regarding the highs here it didn't ting or pierced to eardrums however for some pop songs they do get pretty high and loud and some may not enjoy that and I do wish however there was a bigger soundstage and the mid range was a bit more clear maybe a little bit more direct as well however after comparing these two my $11 earphones from Amazon which were great earphones for $11 and then comparing them with my sennheiser in-ear Momentum's and also the rh 80 20s i can say the ghost tech turbines is worth the price that goes Tech is selling them for not an audiophile pair of earphones obviously but they do perform better than the cheaper brands and models out there so hope this review helped you in some way if you can follow me on my social media accounts and be sure to like and subscribe if you haven't done so already I'm Jimmy with Jim's review room you guys take care and I'll see in the next one