PANASONIC ErgoFit Earbud Headphones with Microphone and Call Controller Compatible with iPhone, Android and Blackberry - RP-TCM125-K - In-Ear (Black), Earpads S/M/L
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Color: Black
Size: S/M/L
Style: With Mic
Features
- Frequency Response - 10Hz-24kHz and Impedance - 20 ohms
- Product Note : If the size of the earbud tips does not match the size of your ear canals or the headset is not worn properly in your ears, you may not obtain the correct sound qualities or call performance. Change the earbud tips to ones that fit more snugly in your ears
Description
The Panasonic ErgoFit In-Ear Wired Headset with microphone connects through a standard 3.5 mm jack for instant use with phones, laptops, or game controllers. The compact Panasonic Headphones serve as a lightweight headset for smartphone users and stay secure at the gym, a detail valued by athletes and any runner following training cues. Acting as dependable plug in headphones in classrooms or quiet offices, the simple cable removes the need for charging or pairing. Soft silicone tips and a slim inline control of these Panasonic Earbuds with mic support everyday listening and clear voice capture. These earbuds are great for music enthusiasts and music lovers for clear sound while listening to music, during phone communication, and for making hands- free calls.
Brand: Panasonic
Color: Black
Ear Placement: In Ear
Form Factor: In Ear
Impedance: 16 ohm
Brand Name: Panasonic
Model Number: RP-TCM125-K
Model Name: ErgoFit
Built-In Media: Ear Cushions, Eartip, Headphones
Age Range Description: Adult
Warranty Description: Limited Warranty (ONLY FOR U.S.A.)
Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging
Number of Items: 1
Series Number: 12
UPC: 885170122987 741921369462 741921359128
Global Trade Identification Number: 90, 87
Manufacturer: Panasonic
Item Type Name: Earbud Headphones
Headphones Ear Placement: In Ear
Headphone Folding Features: In Ear
Earpiece Shape: earbud
Control Type: Call Control
Control Method: Touch
Controller Type: integrated microphone and call remote
Impedance: 16 ohm
Noise Control: None
Frequency Response: 24 KHz
Sensitivity: 96 db
Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver
Frequency Range: 24 KHz
Enclosure Material: Plastic, Rubber
Specific Uses For Product: personal
Antenna Location: Calling, Exercising
Compatible Devices: Compatible with iPhone, Android
Cable Features: Retractable
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Additional Features: Microphone Included
Headphone Jack: 3.5 mm Jack
Connectivity Technology: Wired
Color: Black
Style Name: With Mic
Theme: Ergonomics
Item Weight: 1.6 ounces
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Top Amazon Reviews
Color: White
Size: S/M/L
Style: With Mic
I really like these earbuds! As an advid headphones user, I decided to switch to ear buds for a bit so I wouldn't have to deal with the clunkiness of headphones and how annoying it is to wear them with my big hair at times, and these work pretty good. The sound quality is nice and clear. The quality is good when quiet, medium, and loud. Of course, not as good as headphones, but that is something I will have to get used to and is completely expected because they are not the same things! And while the sound is great, that is not my main focus. The way they fit in my ear is. And I have to say I am extremely happy that they fit snuggly and do not slide out or anything like that! They stay right in my ear without issue, which is very rare for me because I have small ear canals... smaller than normal.. No other earbuds would ever feel or sit securely in my ears-- even with their smallest earpiece option applied they would constantly slip out! But these work perfectly with the smallest ear piece size! I've finally found the perfect fit!! The cord is also long enough to not be a problem to me, and I like how the jack thing is sideways rather than the typical long ways. It makes it far less likely to accidentally yank it out of my MP3, which was quite the common occurrence for me. I can't comment on the microphone or call button quality and functions, as I use these with my Sony MP3 Walkmans, so I only use the audio aspects of these earbuds.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2026 by Lauren K
Color: Black
Size: S/M/L
Style: With Mic
All I can say is "Amazing"! I have been using the non-microphone version of these earbuds for several years now Panasonic ErgoFit In-Ear Earbud Headphones RP-HJE120-K (Black) Dynamic Crystal Clear Sound, Ergonomic Comfort-Fit and when I saw that they now had a version with a microphone I couldn't wait to try them out. They did not disappoint. Before I continue, remember that these are under $20 and the non-microphone version are under $15. With that price, your first impression will usually be "cheap and crappy". While the parts are of the cheaper variety and the cable could stand to be a bit heavier, the sound quality is amazing - for cheap earbuds. I have many varieties and classes of in-ear monitors with these being the cheapest. These cheap in-ear monitors are within about 95% of the sonic quality (to my ears) of my more expensive Etymotec in-ear monitors. The have great bass response and smooth mids and highs due to the large drivers. No harsh tones. They are of the newer oval "interface" design meaning the parts you put in your ear canal are actually more closely to the shape of your ear allowing for a fantastically comfortable fit. It also helps that that they come with interchangeable silicon tips for a perfect fit. I have worn these on a regular basis for very long periods and have never had issues with sore ear canals. I've also worn these many times while sleeping. I currently use these with a Samsung Galaxy S7 and have no issues with microphone or earphone quality. I'm impressed at how clear the microphone sounds although I can't speak to any noise-cancellation qualities. From a build quality perspective, they are of descent quality for the price. I've had several sets of the non-microphone version in daily use for over a year. The only issue I've ever experienced is a small vent hole on the side that faces the ear getting plugged up and requiring a small needle to clear it out restoring bass to it's proper level. There have been complaints that these in-ear monitors lack bass response and sound "muddy". These are primarily the symptoms of improper placement in the ear canal leading to a broken seal. In-ear monitors require that the business end be sealed against air leaks when properly placed. This is not to block out external noise - although that is one way to tell when the seal is in place. In-ear monitors require a sealed airspace to couple the in-ear monitor's driver with the eardrum. It there is a leak, pressure from the driver leaks out of the ear canal which leads to poor base response and other frequencies that become "unbalanced". The best thing you can do if you purchase these or any other in-ear monitors is to spend 30 minutes test fitting using the different size ear tips. They should fit snugly but not forced and they shouldn't feel like they want to pop out on their own. When the in-ear monitors have been correctly fitted, they should almost feel like they aren't there.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2016 by Todd Quinn
Color: Black
Size: S/M/L
Style: With Mic
I've used a TON of different pairs of earbuds/earphones ranging in price and quality all the way from Samsung and Apple's abysmal pack-ins up to some of my all-time faves, the Etymotic ER-4P and Shure SE530. I've run my phones amplified, un-amplified, through my Dragonfly DAC, straight from the laptop's line out, from multiple phones and media players. Long story short, I do possess the ability to provide an educated opinion on whether a pair of buds should be worth buying and which shouldn't be. And you know what the real shocker is? Hand over fist, I'd recommend these Panasonics over just about any pair of earbuds under 50 bucks. There are a few exceptions in the budget arena, such as the Xiaomi Piston II and Forte Life S which excel in their own rights, but as an all-rounder these really can't be beat. They're ridiculously comfortable, seal very quickly (though they could stand to come with another pair of slightly larger silicone tips for listeners with Viking-sized ears...very few people will need this option), offer a very pleasant sound signature, and (maybe most important) has a price point that makes it a serious contender in the budget arena. As far as the sound signature is concerned, I feel safe in saying they were tailored to the average consumer. First, there's definitely plenty of bass. Much like the Forte Life S, it's hard to look at the size of these things and expect them to dig down towards the sub-bass regions. Granted, it's not going to give you the sensation of strapping a subwoofer to your skull, but they shouldn't leave you lacking, either. Next, there's a healthy amount of midrange and listeners of the majority of rock subgenres should feel very happy. Electric guitars have a definitely advantage here and there's a lot of meat in tracks like Crossfade's "Washing the World Away" or Dark New Day's "Brother." Finally, at the top, you get a smooth yet (in my humble opinion) premature rolloff. Perhaps in an attempt to tame the typical sibilance of most consumer-level headphones, they thought an early rolloff would be an advantage and most listeners certainly won't complain. There are those, however, who will want a pair with more "sparkle," in which case I'd suggest doubling your investment and going with either the Xiaomi or Forte. As far as fit and comfort are concerned, I have zero complaints. If there ever was a straight drop-in solution, Panasonic has things on lock. I don't find myself needing to perform intricate maneuvers like pulling my ear lobes back (a la Etymotic) or twist-locking (Yurbuds is notorious for this). Instead, I get an immediate seal without feeling like I'm putting undue pressure at any point. I can see these providing hours upon hours of comfortable use. Final notes: The remote and built-in mic work as intended, though only has a singular button for accepting/ending calls vice separate volume controls (most likely to assist with cross-compatibility between Apple and Android devices). I can't speak much on durability as these have only been unboxed for a few hours, but will do my best to update after I run them through the gamut that is your typical submarine underway period. Cord length feels more than adequate without feeling like I have far more than I need. For your person of 5'10-6' tall, you'll be fine keeping these plugged in and storing your media device in your pants pocket. The 45-degree termination for the headphone jack should help provide the necessary strain relief and the jack itself is skinny enough that it shouldn't have an issue with phone cases that don't offer a healthy opening for headphones. TL;DR: These Panasonics should be a MUST OWN for anyone concerned with good sound. Are they a replacement for my Shures or Etymotics? In a way, yes. I can pay 20 bucks for these and replace as necessary without worry in a more rugged environment. Still, if pristine sound quality or a truly flat signature is your concern, these probably aren't the way to go and you're probably not looking at the $20 price bracket. I feel comfortable in saying that you'd really have to more than double your budget to attain that goal.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2015 by neo_styles
Color: Black
Size: S/M/L
Style: With Mic
UPDATE: The replacement pair I received had none of the problems I had described below. That replacement pair worked well until this month (February 2021), when the left earbud stopped working. I just ordered another pair, and it is again working well, not suffering from any of the problems I had described below. So, I am giving these a five-star rating, but I do note, along with many other reviewers, that Amazon and/or Panasonic seem to have trouble differentiating the "real" pairs of these earbuds from the apparently fake knock-offs. I think the "real" pairs deserve a five-star rating because 1. the audio quality is very good, 2. the build quality is fairly good (each pair has lasted about a year for me, with nearly daily use), 3. the microphone works fairy well, and 4. the price is unbeatable. These were previously The Wirecutter's topic pick for wired earbuds. They now say "this pair simply lacks the detail and the deep low notes that the JBL Live 100 achieves" (https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/best-headphones-under-40/#other-under-50-earbuds-we-like-panel). The JBL Live 100, however, cost about four times more. And, speaking as someone who does care about audio quality but isn't an audio professional, these earbuds sound great to me in terms of detail and low notes. * * * PREVIOUS REVIEW: I have purchased these earbuds four times. The first three times (February 2017, October 2017, November 2018), they were of consistent quality. This fourth time (September 2019), however, I noticed four problems: 1. The left and right audio channels are reversed, which is obviously unacceptable and the primary reason for my one-star review. 2. The audio quality is worse. One of the earbuds of my previous pair still works, allowing me to compare them directly. The new pair had much less bass and sounded tinny. 3. The microphone and control button are now on the left side, which is unusual. (I wonder whether this is related to the left and right channels being reversed.) 4. The control button was much stiffer and difficult to press. I have requested a replacement pair and will update this review once I test it. The following are other reviews, of verified purchases, mentioning the same problems. July 9, 2019: https://www.amazon.com/review/R2DEWIX82PTI5M/ref=cm_cr_srp_d_rdp_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B00E4LGVUO July 13, 2019: https://www.amazon.com/review/RCUSQ68BGC02/ref=cm_cr_srp_d_rdp_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B00E4LGVUO July 30, 2019: https://www.amazon.com/review/R14MP4XIUWKFUD/ref=cm_cr_srp_d_rdp_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B00E4LGVUO August 16, 2019: https://www.amazon.com/review/R2HGBJTRZCV5YG/ref=cm_cr_srp_d_rdp_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B00E4LGVUO August 17, 2019: https://www.amazon.com/review/R2QLMUCD4V0LNZ/ref=cm_cr_srp_d_rdp_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B00E4LGVUO August 20, 2019: https://www.amazon.com/review/R1CW73WNAN8IJ1/ref=cm_cr_srp_d_rdp_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B00E4LGVUO September 2, 2019: https://www.amazon.com/review/R3KSUE5Z889URZ/ref=cm_cr_srp_d_rdp_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B00E4LGVUO September 12, 2019: https://www.amazon.com/review/REXA4FEHV6HZI/ref=cm_cr_srp_d_rdp_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B00E4LGVUO
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Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2019 by Kyle S.
Color: Black
Size: S/M/L
Style: With Mic
If you don't want to read my long review skip to the last paragraph and it should tell you all you really need to know! Those really looking for a good pair of earbuds and "researching" reviews this is for you! Seriously I absolutely LOVE these. I have never used in ear earbuds but honestly they are extremely comfortable, way more comfortable than regular earbuds any day of the week or hot & sweaty over the ear headphones. They reach a great volume and the sound is incredibly crisp with no static or needing to twist it just right in your headphone-jack to get some resemblance of clarity lol if you know, you know!!! The microphone on them is good enough to use for phone calls, I have had zero complaints or even had anyone notice if I'm using them opposed to regular hand held mode. They are not rated as noise cancelling however I have found that at just about half volume they do a decent job drowning out any background noises while listening to my podcast and music. They have a sleek aesthetic without compromise of any ergonomics. The colored pairs are accurately depicted and very beautiful tones.... Most importantly they are BUILT TO LAST!!!! That's right folks the barely more than$10 earbuds are top notch quality, reliability, and just downright built to last. I'm rough on earbuds and my 7, 11 & 15 year old sons are even more rough if it's even possible. However here we are after over 2 months of use and the 4 of us sharing and using 2 pairs of these for homeschool online tutoring, music, tik tok, you tube, Xbox, phone calls, video chats, Nintendo switch, Netflix, audible, podcasts ECT and of course dropping 1927749372347927 times, unplugging and plugging in even more times, and my personal favorite dropping the ear pieces in water, coffee and tea numerous times as well as the time one pair took a ride through my washer and dryer in my son's jeans and worked the next day!!!!! They still work as well as they did the day we opened them! So yes I'd recommend them to anyone and everyone that will listen!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2023 by Caitlyn burgei
Color: Black
Size: S/M/L
Style: With Mic
I've been getting these for years, and they used to be great quality, like solid 5 out of 5 in sound quality, mic quality, & durability. The price was also amazing (back then). I'd buy a few just to have them in different spots when I needed it. Bluetooth, no matter how great, just never provides the same quality of sound, even the overpriced AirPods. So I keep getting phones that I can use normal earbuds with. NOW, I almost even put it at 2 stars. I've bought 3 pairs, just assuming/hoping I was getting "duds". I'm not. The jack is poorly connected to the cable. Any slight movement creates static, causes sound/mic gaps, or if I'm listening to spotify, stops it from playing because of the interrupted connection. If I'm not moving the sound & mic are still acceptable. That's the only thing keeping it at 3 stars. I do need to find an alternative. These fit my ears so perfectly, I've been dragging my feet, but I'm tired of it.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2026 by Bookworm
Color: Black
Size: S/M/L
Style: With Mic
Solid product! So far. 8 months later it’s still working as expected. Daily use. Prior to this I went through two Amazon basics equivalent within about a year+ If I recall correctly, the amazon basics failed in two ways: 1 set: one side died. 2nd set: minijack connection failed. For sound and performance, I can’t comment much on differences. I use them daily with a tethered adapter on my iPhone, mostly listening to podcasts/news. But sound quality is absolutely good enough. Even when I occasionally listen to music.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2026 by KYB
Color: Black
Size: S/M/L
Style: With Mic
I bought these based on the Wirecutter's recommendation. While I like them, I agree with the other reviewers who say that these are over-hyped. The sound is good and these are a decent purchase, but the Wirecutter review fails to mention some of the drawbacks, which I'll address below: 1) The sound is good and ear pieces fit fine once you select the correct ear piece size. It ships with three options, so choose which works best for you - this took some trial and error for me. Taking the earpieces off and putting them on is frustrating, because they attach very tightly to the headphones. Ultimately, this is good because it means the tips won't fall off, but getting the right fit is a chore and took longer than I expected. 2) The cord is cheaply made, and is the biggest disappointment of the product by far. For comparison, the wires are thinner than the wires of the Apple Earpods, and they tangle more easily than the wires of Apple Earpods do. The cord is the "cheapest" feeling part of the headphones. 3) When in use, the microphone is on the right side, not on the left. This doesn't matter much, but it's worth noting. In my experience, this is the opposite of the way most other brands are. 4) Due to the removable/interchangeable earpieces, the weighting of the earbuds is off. Because of the styling of the earpiece, the main weight of the headphones is on the outermost section that's furthest from your ear canal, and I feel like these headphones are also heavier than other similar models. Effectively speaking, it means that the earbuds will want to pull out of your ear canal, pulling in an out/down motion, even if the size of the rubber tip is the correct fit for your ear. For me, the headphones ultimately sag, with the middle of the earbud dropping by about half a centimeter. They don't actually fall out of my ears, but I can feel them sag. (And if you question the fit - yes, I've tried all of the sizes of ear tips). While this effect is always present with any type of similar in-ear headphones, the pulling effect is exacerbated because of the weight and design of this model. These headphones are still a very good deal for the price, but they're not the amazing wonder that the Wirecutter review makes them out to be. If you're like me and were hoping for a replacement for the Apple Earpods that came with my phone, don't bother buying these. They're good, but they're not THAT good, and they aren't worth buying if you already own Apple ones.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2014 by hawksfan