ZEBRONICS Zeb-200HM Wired in Ear Headphone with Mic (Black)

Amazing quality with decent sound with 1.8 m wire lengthy. It makes sense as there is no volume adjuster as we can adjust it in Windows. If you want better go for Zebronics Duke with 50 hours backup.

For the price, these headphones seemed decent and you don’t expect too much, but the basics should still be right. Unfortunately, I ended up with a defective pair where the stereo channels were reversed (left audio coming from the right and vice versa). The mic was okay, sensitivity could’ve been better, and the drivers were pretty standard for this range. I figured it was just bad luck, so I requested a replacement right away. Delivery was quick, which I appreciated, but the replacement had the exact same issue. At that point, it was obvious the whole batch had the same problem. I returned them and went for a slightly more expensive pair from another brand instead. Other aspects like loudness, durability, and comfort were fine and also, they’re lightweight and easy to wear. But reversed audio channels are a dealbreaker for me, so I had to give it one star. If someone gets a non-defective pair, these could be a solid budget option. Still, I’d recommend spending a bit more (around ₹700–800) because at that price point you can get headphones that are really good and worth the extra money.

I bought the Zebronics ZEB-200HM on-ear headphone for around ₹450. They sound decent and are quite comfortable to wear, thanks to their larger ear cushions (about 3.9 inches compared to 2.2 inches on my old pair). My previous headphones, bought on 20.03.2023, are still working fine for audio even today (25.10.2025), though the mic stopped working at some point. I used a dedicated mic anyway, so it wasn’t a big issue. However, those older ones, which cost ₹370 including shipping, were less comfortable but had much better wire quality — surprisingly durable even after over 2.5 years of regular use and some rough handling. The new ZEB-200HM requires slightly higher volume to reach the same loudness level as my old pair. It also comes with dual 3.5mm jacks (separate for mic and audio) and no splitter, while the old one had a single jack with a splitter included. Another issue is that the left and right audio channels seem reversed — the left channel plays on the right and vice versa. After the replacement, the audio now plays correctly — the left channel in the left ear and the right channel in the right ear. Overall, the ZEB-200HM is a comfortable and decent-sounding headphone, but considering the price and the slightly flimsy cable, my old pair still feels like the better value in terms of build and durability.

Product is ok and received in good condition but build quality is poor. Sound quality is good with ok ok base but sound is low and this is fit for PC. I bought it for my small brother and according to his age headphone size is appropriate and sound is OK not much loud which will not affect his eara I suggest to buy this only when you are buying for small kids upto age 12 otherwise buy any other headphone than this one.

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