AudioFly is an Australian Headphone company that currently sells 4 in-ear models. Today, I will be taking a look at their entry level headphones, the AF33's.
The overall style of the AF33's reminded me a lot of the House of Marley earbuds which I really like. However when compared to the design of the House of Marley earbuds, I prefer these due to their sleek look and great options in color combinations. After taking a look at all the varieties available, I didn't find any I disliked (which is usually tough to do).
As with most earbuds these days, you have the option to either buy the AF33 without the inline mic or spend the extra $10 to include it. The earbuds are much lighter than I expected and they fit comfortably in my ears. The plastic cord isn't a tangle free cord so you'll still have to spend time getting those knots out from time to time. Now onto sound quality.
The AF33's aren't going to win any sound competitions, but at only around $30, you shouldn't expect them to. I found the overall sound quality to be decent. If you compare them to the Apple earbuds, they are much better, but if you compare them to a higher priced model like the Sol Republic Amps or Velodyne vPulse Earbuds, there's no comparison.
If you're more interested in style over sound quality, and don't want to break the bank, the AudioFly AF33's are a good option.
Price: $30-$40
Available Now
Pros
Overall Rating: 7/10
The overall style of the AF33's reminded me a lot of the House of Marley earbuds which I really like. However when compared to the design of the House of Marley earbuds, I prefer these due to their sleek look and great options in color combinations. After taking a look at all the varieties available, I didn't find any I disliked (which is usually tough to do).
As with most earbuds these days, you have the option to either buy the AF33 without the inline mic or spend the extra $10 to include it. The earbuds are much lighter than I expected and they fit comfortably in my ears. The plastic cord isn't a tangle free cord so you'll still have to spend time getting those knots out from time to time. Now onto sound quality.
The AF33's aren't going to win any sound competitions, but at only around $30, you shouldn't expect them to. I found the overall sound quality to be decent. If you compare them to the Apple earbuds, they are much better, but if you compare them to a higher priced model like the Sol Republic Amps or Velodyne vPulse Earbuds, there's no comparison.
If you're more interested in style over sound quality, and don't want to break the bank, the AudioFly AF33's are a good option.
Price: $30-$40
Available Now
Pros
- Color Options
- Lightweight
- Comfortable
- Mediocre Sound Quality
- Hard to Find
- Mic Costs Extra
Overall Rating: 7/10
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