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# Memory wire fit IPX5 water-resistant Enhanced bass MEE audio Sport-Fi S6P Memory Wire In-Ear Headphones with Microphone, Remote, Volume Control, and Sports Armband (Red/Black)

**Brand:** mee audio
**Price:** FREE
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## Summary

> 🎶 Elevate Your Workout Vibes!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** MEE audio Sport-Fi S6P Memory Wire In-Ear Headphones with Microphone, Remote, Volume Control, and Sports Armband (Red/Black) by mee audio
- **How much does it cost?** FREE with free shipping
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## Best For

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## Why This Product

- Trusted mee audio brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Built for the Bold:** Certified IPX5 sweat- and water-resistant, these headphones are designed to withstand your toughest workouts.
- • **Sound That Moves You:** Immerse yourself in energetic sound with noise isolation and enhanced bass for an unbeatable audio experience.
- • **All-in-One Convenience:** Includes a sports armband, modular cable, zipper carrying case, and 6 sets of ear tips for ultimate versatility.
- • **Stay Secure, Stay Active:** Experience a fit that never falls out, thanks to the innovative memory wire design.
- • **Control at Your Fingertips:** Enjoy seamless communication with an inline microphone, remote, and universal volume control.

## Overview

The MEE audio Sport-Fi S6P Memory Wire In-Ear Headphones are designed for active lifestyles, featuring a secure over-the-ear fit, noise isolating design, and enhanced bass. With an inline microphone and volume control, these headphones are perfect for on-the-go use. They are also IPX5 certified for sweat and water resistance, making them durable for any workout. The package includes a sports armband, modular cable, zipper carrying case, and multiple ear tips, all backed by a 1-Year manufacturer’s warranty.

## Description

The MEE audio (formerly MEElectronics) Sport-Fi S6P is the complete workout package, providing a secure, comfortable, noise-isolating fit while delivering clear and dynamic sound with headset functionality.

Review: Good for working out and hard to beat the price. - I listen to headphones all day at work, for 12 hours. I wanted comfortable headphones physically that also sounded great and were not fatiguing to my ears in how they sounded. I think I found it. I compared all of these headphones MEelectronics M9P, M6 (or S6), RHA MA350, Brainwavz Delta, Sony MDR-7506, ThermalTake Isurus, JVC HA-FX40, Philips SHE3590, and Koss KSC75 to DUNU DN-12 Tridents. The DUNUs are what I ended up preferring for what I wanted. I also ended up keeping the Koss KSC75s and Brainwavz Delta though. The Sony MDR-7506s are my at-home headphones which I had already. I know, I know. Lots of comparisons. All of these tests were using a Google Nexus 10 with Extreme Quality downloads from Spotify. Warning: I'm not an audiophile but I did want a nice sound and comfort. These are my impressions and opinions only. I needed these to be semi-professional looking so no on-ears or over-ears for work, although I did have some at home to reference as far as sound quality goes. MEelectronics M9P: Dunu's were clearer, and seemed to have more extension. Bass had more clarity. M9P was boomier and seemed to have some of that boominess leak into the mids. M9 is cheaper. I may have just used the M9 as they sounded okay but the nozzle that goes into your ear was a bit larger diameter than the DUNUs. For me, this caused discomfort. My ear canals are on the smaller side though. MEelectronics M6 or S6: Actually a pretty close comparison. Dunu beat out the M6 on the low end. M6 just rolls off, it seems, on the low end where-as the Dunu still has some grunt. Dunu also has better isolation, which could be good or bad. I use the S6 for running. M6/S6 is cheaper than DUNU. I have no comfort problems with these, although of note they will be inserted rather deeply into your ear for a good fit. I used the triple flange "christmas tree" ear tip. RHA MA350: This was actually hard. They both have different sound profiles but it really just comes down to what you prefer. First off... what I really hated about the MA350 was the microphonics (unintentional noise) caused by any slight movement of the cable. It was unbearable. I have a beard, so maybe your experience will be better. For me, unless I was absolutely still, it was way too distracting. The MA350 has more emphasis on the bass than the DUNU and perhaps slightly more clarity (or just emphasis) on treble as well. It was difficult to pick. They were both comfortable in ear. I give the edge to DUNU mainly because I did think there was a bit too much emphasis on treble with the MA350 although I liked the deep bass of MA350 too. The Microphonics and emphasis on treble caused me to prefer the DUNU. Same price with these two. Brainwavz Delta: Oh lord, the Deltas fall somewhere in between the MA350 and the DUNUs. Even more difficult to pick. I kept both. =) Cable is good. DUNUs seem a bit better with mids and both have good bass. Maybe slight edge on Delta with the lows. Similar signature with the higher frequencies/treble. The Deltas were comfortable and lighter weight than the DUNUs. All aluminum housing it seems. Same price. Sony MDR-7506: These are my reference over-ear headphones for home use. They were about twice as much as the DUNUs. Are they twice as good? Not quite, but the bass has more clarity and fullness as well as the vocals. Easier to pick out individual instruments with the Sonys. Soundstage is much better with the Sonys and you can see the instruments placed in your minds eye. No surprises that the Sonys were better. DUNUs held up well though. Thermaltake Isurus: Roughtly same price. Lows seem to roll off. Highs are emphasized without having more clarity. Has okay mids. Clear winner for me was DUNU. The difference is that the Isurus has a mic (as well as an adapter to split mic out from audio out). The driver housings also would not let me put these into my ear very far and would probably be uncomfortable long term. Took me a while to get a good seal in my ear. These may be better for gaming than the DUNUs when you need to focus on hearing footsteps. Not notably better on soundstage though, probably worse. JVC HA-FX40: These are less than half the price of the DUNUs. These had a bit boomy bass that leaked into the mids. Highs seemed a bit thin. Seemed comfortable. Mids were okay. Not bad for the price, but I didn't mind spending twice as much on the difference with the DUNUs. Philips SHE3590: Wow, these are less than $10. Sound wasn't that bad. May have preferred these over the JVCs. I did have this weird thing that happened. You know the sound you get when you turn on noise isolation on a pair of Bose? Where you can -almost- hear a high frequency sound overlay everything? I get that same sound with these Philips when playing anything. I believe that would cause some fatigue with my ears long-term. Otherwise they were quite comfortable. Relatively balanced sound. Did not have the same sound stage as the DUNUs and clarity was in DUNUs favor. Koss KSC75: Wow, another $10 contender. I actually really like these Koss 'phones. Bass is a bit boomy and you're not going to get any crazy soundstage but otherwise it's a fairly balanced sound. I got a little bit of sibilance or harshness out of the "ch" sounds cymbals make as well as some "S" sounds that singers make. Obviously the DUNUs did everything better, but they did it at a bit higher than $10. I was impressed at the bass you could get out of these KSC75's at this price point. Seemed comfortable, too. There ya go people. Think what you will. I know headphones are a pretty personal thing so not everyone may like the same thing. I tried to write down my thoughts about the variety of headphones I've tried in my own personal pursuit of what I wanted. Hopefully it will help you decide.
Review: Decent Workout Headphones for About 9 Months - Bought these in March 2014, by December 2014 I needed new headphones. I do vigorous workouts (cardio circuits, obstacle courses, heavy weights) four to five times per week, and I've always listened to music with these headphones. The sound quality has always been great for workout headphones. At not even full volume, I could tune out everyone at the gym and other ambient noise, and even my own huffing. And I could hear my music loudly and clearly (rock, rap, r&b). Good bass, excellent treble...again, for workout headphones. I have a much better pair for traveling/casual listening. The fitting took some getting used to. I previously had some great Skullcandy workout headphones that lasted for 3 years that actually stayed in place over my ears (wish I had bought 10 of them). The memory wire of these is a good concept, but I had to adjust the headphones for every use, so the memory wire did not stay perfectly. No big deal, really. A very minor inconvenience. And, with the clips attached to my clothing (one at the bottom of my shirt, one on the collar, iPod in my short pocket), the headphones stayed in place very well. Even when I was pouring sweat, jumping over/diving under obstacles, they stayed on. Every now and then one side would fall out, but it went right back in without a problem. That's the good, thus the three stars. The bad: I took excellent care of these headphones. Never stepped on them, dropped them, let the dog chew on them, or anything. When they weren't in my ears, they were loosely wrapped around my iPod (yes, I'm old school) on my dresser. Yet after only 8-9 months, the rubber earpieces fell off the headphones and I could not get them to stay on. When I thought I had them, the headphones fell out, but the rubber earpieces stayed in my ears. Then, just yesterday, BOTH plastic clips broke entirely when I was removing them from my shirt, as I have always done for the past 8-9 months. And the headphones will not stay in my ears without those clips since there's nothing to hold the wire in place, so now they're useless for working out. To me, it's not worth finding replacement clips and earpieces, if such things even exist. It was a great 8 months while it lasted, but for the money I believe there are better workout headphones out there. I'll be buying a different pair and donating these. After all, the sound quality is still impressive!

## Features

- Secure over-the-ear fit with memory wire never falls out
- Noise isolating in-ear design with energetic sound and enhanced bass
- Inline microphone, remote, and universal volume control for headset use
- Certified IPX5 sweat- and water-resistant for increased durability
- Includes sports armband, modular cable, zipper carrying case, and 6 sets of ear tips; 1-Year manufacturer’s warranty

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00DDPZ5N6 |
| Additional Features | Volume Control, universal-phone-control |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Brand | MEE audio |
| Brand Name | MEE audio |
| Built-In Media | 2 Shirt Clips, Attached To The Cable, Eartip, Extension Cable, Sport-Fi S6P In-Ear Earphones, Touchscreen Compatible Armband, User Manual, Zipper Carrying Case |
| Cable Features | Retractable |
| Color | Red |
| Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Control Method | Remote |
| Control Type | Volume Control |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 3.5 out of 5 stars 841 Reviews |
| Ear Placement | In Ear |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic |
| Form Factor | In Ear |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 05775885527427 |
| Headphone Folding Features | In Ear |
| Headphones Ear Placement | In Ear |
| Item Weight | 8 Ounces |
| Manufacturer | S2E Inc |
| Model Number | EP-SF6P-RDBK-MEE |
| Noise Control | Sound Isolation |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Style Name | Wired |
| UPC | 736211199768 |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year MEElectronics |
| Wireless Technology | Bluetooth |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** MEE audio
- **Color:** Red
- **Ear Placement:** In Ear
- **Form Factor:** In Ear
- **Noise Control:** Sound Isolation

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good for working out and hard to beat the price.
*by J***Y on March 17, 2014*

I listen to headphones all day at work, for 12 hours. I wanted comfortable headphones physically that also sounded great and were not fatiguing to my ears in how they sounded. I think I found it. I compared all of these headphones MEelectronics M9P, M6 (or S6), RHA MA350, Brainwavz Delta, Sony MDR-7506, ThermalTake Isurus, JVC HA-FX40, Philips SHE3590, and Koss KSC75 to DUNU DN-12 Tridents. The DUNUs are what I ended up preferring for what I wanted. I also ended up keeping the Koss KSC75s and Brainwavz Delta though. The Sony MDR-7506s are my at-home headphones which I had already. I know, I know. Lots of comparisons. All of these tests were using a Google Nexus 10 with Extreme Quality downloads from Spotify. Warning: I'm not an audiophile but I did want a nice sound and comfort. These are my impressions and opinions only. I needed these to be semi-professional looking so no on-ears or over-ears for work, although I did have some at home to reference as far as sound quality goes. MEelectronics M9P: Dunu's were clearer, and seemed to have more extension. Bass had more clarity. M9P was boomier and seemed to have some of that boominess leak into the mids. M9 is cheaper. I may have just used the M9 as they sounded okay but the nozzle that goes into your ear was a bit larger diameter than the DUNUs. For me, this caused discomfort. My ear canals are on the smaller side though. MEelectronics M6 or S6: Actually a pretty close comparison. Dunu beat out the M6 on the low end. M6 just rolls off, it seems, on the low end where-as the Dunu still has some grunt. Dunu also has better isolation, which could be good or bad. I use the S6 for running. M6/S6 is cheaper than DUNU. I have no comfort problems with these, although of note they will be inserted rather deeply into your ear for a good fit. I used the triple flange "christmas tree" ear tip. RHA MA350: This was actually hard. They both have different sound profiles but it really just comes down to what you prefer. First off... what I really hated about the MA350 was the microphonics (unintentional noise) caused by any slight movement of the cable. It was unbearable. I have a beard, so maybe your experience will be better. For me, unless I was absolutely still, it was way too distracting. The MA350 has more emphasis on the bass than the DUNU and perhaps slightly more clarity (or just emphasis) on treble as well. It was difficult to pick. They were both comfortable in ear. I give the edge to DUNU mainly because I did think there was a bit too much emphasis on treble with the MA350 although I liked the deep bass of MA350 too. The Microphonics and emphasis on treble caused me to prefer the DUNU. Same price with these two. Brainwavz Delta: Oh lord, the Deltas fall somewhere in between the MA350 and the DUNUs. Even more difficult to pick. I kept both. =) Cable is good. DUNUs seem a bit better with mids and both have good bass. Maybe slight edge on Delta with the lows. Similar signature with the higher frequencies/treble. The Deltas were comfortable and lighter weight than the DUNUs. All aluminum housing it seems. Same price. Sony MDR-7506: These are my reference over-ear headphones for home use. They were about twice as much as the DUNUs. Are they twice as good? Not quite, but the bass has more clarity and fullness as well as the vocals. Easier to pick out individual instruments with the Sonys. Soundstage is much better with the Sonys and you can see the instruments placed in your minds eye. No surprises that the Sonys were better. DUNUs held up well though. Thermaltake Isurus: Roughtly same price. Lows seem to roll off. Highs are emphasized without having more clarity. Has okay mids. Clear winner for me was DUNU. The difference is that the Isurus has a mic (as well as an adapter to split mic out from audio out). The driver housings also would not let me put these into my ear very far and would probably be uncomfortable long term. Took me a while to get a good seal in my ear. These may be better for gaming than the DUNUs when you need to focus on hearing footsteps. Not notably better on soundstage though, probably worse. JVC HA-FX40: These are less than half the price of the DUNUs. These had a bit boomy bass that leaked into the mids. Highs seemed a bit thin. Seemed comfortable. Mids were okay. Not bad for the price, but I didn't mind spending twice as much on the difference with the DUNUs. Philips SHE3590: Wow, these are less than $10. Sound wasn't that bad. May have preferred these over the JVCs. I did have this weird thing that happened. You know the sound you get when you turn on noise isolation on a pair of Bose? Where you can -almost- hear a high frequency sound overlay everything? I get that same sound with these Philips when playing anything. I believe that would cause some fatigue with my ears long-term. Otherwise they were quite comfortable. Relatively balanced sound. Did not have the same sound stage as the DUNUs and clarity was in DUNUs favor. Koss KSC75: Wow, another $10 contender. I actually really like these Koss 'phones. Bass is a bit boomy and you're not going to get any crazy soundstage but otherwise it's a fairly balanced sound. I got a little bit of sibilance or harshness out of the "ch" sounds cymbals make as well as some "S" sounds that singers make. Obviously the DUNUs did everything better, but they did it at a bit higher than $10. I was impressed at the bass you could get out of these KSC75's at this price point. Seemed comfortable, too. There ya go people. Think what you will. I know headphones are a pretty personal thing so not everyone may like the same thing. I tried to write down my thoughts about the variety of headphones I've tried in my own personal pursuit of what I wanted. Hopefully it will help you decide.

### ⭐⭐⭐ Decent Workout Headphones for About 9 Months
*by N***. on January 7, 2015*

Bought these in March 2014, by December 2014 I needed new headphones. I do vigorous workouts (cardio circuits, obstacle courses, heavy weights) four to five times per week, and I've always listened to music with these headphones. The sound quality has always been great for workout headphones. At not even full volume, I could tune out everyone at the gym and other ambient noise, and even my own huffing. And I could hear my music loudly and clearly (rock, rap, r&b). Good bass, excellent treble...again, for workout headphones. I have a much better pair for traveling/casual listening. The fitting took some getting used to. I previously had some great Skullcandy workout headphones that lasted for 3 years that actually stayed in place over my ears (wish I had bought 10 of them). The memory wire of these is a good concept, but I had to adjust the headphones for every use, so the memory wire did not stay perfectly. No big deal, really. A very minor inconvenience. And, with the clips attached to my clothing (one at the bottom of my shirt, one on the collar, iPod in my short pocket), the headphones stayed in place very well. Even when I was pouring sweat, jumping over/diving under obstacles, they stayed on. Every now and then one side would fall out, but it went right back in without a problem. That's the good, thus the three stars. The bad: I took excellent care of these headphones. Never stepped on them, dropped them, let the dog chew on them, or anything. When they weren't in my ears, they were loosely wrapped around my iPod (yes, I'm old school) on my dresser. Yet after only 8-9 months, the rubber earpieces fell off the headphones and I could not get them to stay on. When I thought I had them, the headphones fell out, but the rubber earpieces stayed in my ears. Then, just yesterday, BOTH plastic clips broke entirely when I was removing them from my shirt, as I have always done for the past 8-9 months. And the headphones will not stay in my ears without those clips since there's nothing to hold the wire in place, so now they're useless for working out. To me, it's not worth finding replacement clips and earpieces, if such things even exist. It was a great 8 months while it lasted, but for the money I believe there are better workout headphones out there. I'll be buying a different pair and donating these. After all, the sound quality is still impressive!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ awesome workout earphones.
*by H***B on December 4, 2015*

Bought it December 2 on prime, surprisingly arrived the next day. But MEE has done well with this set. I was looking for a workout earphones for the gym. However, I'm also a acoustic-sonic freak; so if it doesn't sound great and balanced then I wouldn't like to use it. I've used some higher end earphones but was tired of constantly cleaning and sanitizing them after every workout. I wanted a workout earphone where I can designate as gym-only and I can use my other earphones as casual music listening. Pros: For the price, amazing balance sound, no overwhelming bass like the Beats. I can almost say that I can use these as studio monitors. Highs are good and pronounced but not piercing to the ears, Mids are good to catch the vocals, Lows are not overwhelming but not lacking either. It takes a little bit of time to get use to the around-the-ear if you aren't use to it; but it stays on very good on jogs,sprints, fast pace cross-fit and calisthenics workouts. The volume control on the ear phone mic is a good feature, it don't matter much to me. MEE has done a great job with the packaging presentation with their line of earphones. I don't mind the extra buds,case, arm band and velcro straps. Cons: This can be a pro or con; but for me its kind of a con. I don't like the fact that if I want to use the 90degree angle 3.5mm plug I have to use the extension. I rather they kept it long with the 90degree than having to plug in an extra cord. This is just me! I almost feel like the wire-housing is kinda cheap like the Apple earphones where it tears easy. It hasn't done it yet, but i wouldn't be surprise after long hours of usage. After an hour of usage, the sweat rubbing on the back of my ears with the rubber lining kinda gets annoying. The rubber lining that goes behind the ear is a bit stubborn to get it working correctly. But after fidgeting with it, the earphones stayed fine. If you are looking for a workout earphone that sounds great and stays on your ear and good on the wallet this is pretty good buy.

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