I love these headphones. Either phone can go in either ear and they stay put. Sturdy (so far). The braided cord is much less likely to be tangled or crimped than others. Good sound. (I listen mostly to voice, phone calls.) I may get another pair as a backup.

Bass is a little light, but overall, these are solid earbuds if you're looking to get some cheap earbuds. Only rating them four stars because my last pair only lasted a year and a half or so.

Earphone came apart and doesn't hold, happened after the first use. my daughter who receved this as a birthday present is very dissappointed and so am I.

Great unusual look to these buds using good for the enviroment materials and methods according to their website love the cables looking a bit like your old style electric cables from the past.

Usually I don't prefer to leave feedback over online forums but earphones really deserved a review which perhaps first time I am leaving on review site. Those who love well balanced earbuds will certainly enjoys it at high, mid and low sounds, for android users who loves to use for music and calling...

House of Marley reviews are becoming a normal thing for us around here and we happen to enjoy many of their products. One of HoM's endearing qualities is their commitment to taking care of our earth and doing their part to recycle.

Slick looking design and high-quality materials; Sound is really great, not surprising from HoM; Braided wire

A little on the heavy side for in-ear headphones of this size

House of Marley did a lot right with the Nesta. Lightweight and discreet, these in-ears fit well and deliver solid sound at a price that won't send your head into a spin. Material choices are also first-rate.

For $50, the House of Marley Nesta delivers solid audio performance in a good-looking, secure design, and is definitely worth your consideration. If you're looking for gonzo bass response, the Urbanears Active Reimers deliver some highly boosted low end, but don't expect excellent balanced audio as...

Powerful audio performance with boosted bass and sculpted, bright highs; Attractive design with three-button inline remote control

Can sound overly bright and sibilant on certain tracks; Bass boosting isn't for purists

The era of affordable, solid-sounding earphones is finally upon us, and the $50 price range now features several strong options to choose from. Add to that list the House of Marley Nesta, a well-designed earphone pair with strong low end and bright, sculpted high frequency response. If you're a bass lover seeking some balance in the mix, the Nesta does a solid job of keeping things clear without dialing back the low frequenices. For $49.99, the Nesta is a fairly priced, well-conceived earphone pair worth looking into. DesignThe Nesta ($30.55 at Amazon) is offered in three colors—black, black and gold, and rose gold and white. The earpieces themselves have an ornate ceramic housing, cut like a gemstone, with stainless steel trim highlights, while the cable on each model has a different color scheme with a patterned design spanning the length of the fabric surface. Despite the design flourishes, the earpieces are lightweight and the in-ear fit is quite secure. Inside the earpieces,...

The House of Marley Nesta earphones deliver robust lows and bright highs in an appealing and affordable design.

Powerful audio performance with boosted bass and sculpted, bright highs; Attractive design with three-button inline remote control

Can sound overly bright and sibilant on certain tracks; Bass boosting isn't for purists