My first ones broke down immediately within 1 month, maybe because I didn't have them in a case, but I think they should have been more durable

I am very satisfied. Very clear sound and the microphone, as I was told, sounds very clear. The cable does not get tangled, direct connection with 16 pro max.

The volume switch broke within 2 months with moderate use of the headphones. The maximum volume they reach is quite a bit lower than other headphones with the same specifications. They also have a serious problem with noise cancellation.

The headphones are functional and their sound is satisfactory for the use I make of them (music and calls). However, their main drawback is the microphone. In almost every call, my interlocutors complain that they cannot hear me clearly, which particularly disappointed me, as making calls was the main reason I chose them.

Apple quality.
Price maybe a bit high (19€)

The headphones are the worst, zero sound quality, they disconnect on their own quite often.
STAY AWAY!!!

the headphones do their job in the most basic aspects. that is, you can hear something. The sounds are somewhat cut off, as if they can only produce certain ranges (?). lower quality than the corresponding Huawei, pay 3 euros more and get the others.

Very mediocre to bad conversation quality. They have nothing to do with what Apple used to include in the phone's packaging.

These particular headphones are NOT Apple. The company's logo is not present on the packaging and they display different manufacturing characteristics compared to the originals.
They also have a sound issue as the quality is not satisfactory for music and certainly worse than that of the originals, their volume is also lower and specifically the right earbud is weaker than the left. During calls, the other party can be heard well, but you have to bring the microphone quite close to your mouth in order to be heard (unlike the originals which have a very sensitive microphone and do not need to be brought so close).
Finally, even from the packaging, the cable was creased (while after a year and a half of heavy use the original ones have not creased at all), and there was even some difficulty in properly fitting the plug into the phone's USB-C port.

These headphones that I received were definitely not Apple. Very good material and sound quality. Disgraceful.

I had them for 2 weeks and I might have worn them at most 3 times before the right earbud completely stopped working.

I haven't used them yet and I don't have an opinion on whether they are good in terms of sound during calls, which is the reason I bought them. I will come back with a review on this. However, guys, the box doesn't say anywhere that it's Apple and obviously it's not. Not that I wouldn't have bought them if it didn't say Apple, but it seems like a scam to me.

I bought them exclusively because I wanted type-c headphones to talk on calls and meetings. Nevertheless, I was expecting a certain quality in the sound to listen to music, which I never found. Unfortunately, they disappointed me in terms of sound, but they do their job perfectly for calls.

Connection to Samsung mobile. The box they come in looks more expensive. Cheap, like fake. They are definitely not Apple. The sound is about 30% inferior to the basic headphones that Samsung provides and with significantly reduced bass. They play at a lower volume, meaning they don't have the required sensitivity. They don't seem like they will last over time and are not worth the €14. Maybe €7.

unfortunately they are rubbish, you can't hear well and everyone I spoke to on the phone told me I have a lot of interference... I threw them away.

For its price around 16 euros, it is exactly what anyone looking for handsfree needs. Branded, reliable, and it also works on Android.

Essential and more practical than wireless (due to cost, if you lose the wireless ones), I believe many have lost or forgotten or broken..

I connect them to the iPhone 16 pro. Their microphone is terrible, I sound like I'm in a tunnel and my conversation partner can barely understand what I'm saying. At least they have good sound.

I've had them for almost 9 months and they still work. I curl them up and keep them in my pocket every day, using them for about an hour in the afternoon during video calls. Honestly, they sound good, even though they have thin cables, but they function normally. I don't connect them to Apple phones, but to OnePlus and Samsung. No problem. If they last over a year, I will send a congratulatory email to the company; it will be a revelation. You can't find durable wired hands-free anymore, and I don't want to fry my brain with constantly worn wireless Bluetooth. I think I bought them for around €15-16. Just fine

On some devices, it doesn't allow the volume to go above half, resulting in poor sound quality. On the Samsung S24 Ultra, the volume goes to max, and it's satisfactory, especially for the price.

Value for Money. They do not isolate ambient sounds, resulting in everything being heard and badly. Mediocre to bad

I consider it a given that you're not going for these for noise cancelling, powerful bass to listen to Onyx and break them... They are simply default headphones from a familiar brand with good connectivity and surprisingly cheap for the brand.
If you have at least one Apple device in your life, or not, in both cases they are worth it. The sound is fine for casual use and the only benefit of this design is that they don't tire your ears.
I have an iPhone 15 pro, macbook pro, windows PC (still master race) and they work plug and play on all of them. Take the "jack" 3.5 mm out of your life and go for something with a usb format.