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Compared to other headphones
Our Verdict
Our Verdict

Compared to other headphones

The 1More Piston Fit are cheap wired in-ear headphones that are similar to the Piston Classic. They have a disappointing sound signature and are fairly cheaply-made when compared to the less expensive Classics. However, they are comfortable for in-ears and have angled earbuds that some may find more comfortable. Unfortunately, they don’t isolate much noise, and our test unit had mismatched drivers and poor stereo image. They are budget headphones but their performance is sub-par when compared to other models in the same price range. See our recommendations for the best cheap earbuds and the best wireless earbuds under $50.

1More Piston Classic

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Skullcandy Jib Wireless

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Our Verdict

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6.4

Mixed Usage

The 1More Pistons are average, mixed usage headphones. They’re more comfortable than typical in-ears and they’re super easy to carry around on your person. They have a decently-balanced sound that’s good for casual listening. However, their slight lack of isolation and active features means they won’t be the most versatile headphones to use in all situations.

Pros

Minimal leakage.
Compact and comfortable design.

Cons

Slightly muddy sound.
Mediocre isolation, due to semi-open design.

6.5

Neutral Sound

Average for neutral listening. They have a decently balanced sound but a slightly overemphasized Mid Range which makes them sound a bit boomy and muddy. Our unit also has a slight mismatch which combined with the narrow Soundstage caused by the small in-ear design means they won’t be the ideal headphones for neutral listeners.

See our Neutral Sound Recommendations

6.5

Commute/Travel

Decent for commuting. They don’t block a lot of noise in very loud environments but they isolate well enough for commuting. They’re also quite portable and easy to use.

See our Commute/Travel Recommendations

7.0

Sports/Fitness

Above-average for sports thanks to their comfortable fit and breathable design these headphones are barely noticeable once you have them on. Unfortunately, they may not be stable enough for jogging unless you switch to larger tips which may be uncomfortable for some.

See our Sports/Fitness Recommendations

6.3

Office

Decent for office use. They barely leak so can have your music playing at high volumes and not distract your colleagues. However, they do not isolate enough for very loud environments so they may not be ideal if you have a lively office.

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5.1

Wireless Gaming

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6.9

Wired Gaming

6.5

Phone Call

6.4

Mixed Usage
6.5

Neutral Sound
6.5

Commute/Travel
7.0

Sports/Fitness
6.3

Office
5.1

Wireless Gaming
6.9

Wired Gaming
6.5

Phone Call

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Update 11/21/2019:
Converted to Test Bench 1.3.1.
Update 11/21/2019:
Converted to Test Bench 1.3.
Update 2/16/2018:
Converted to Test Bench 1.2.
Update 9/28/2017:
The microphone has been tested with our new methodology, as explained here
Update 8/10/2017:
Converted to Test Bench 1.1.

Our Verdict

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6.1

Mixed Usage

Below-average mixed usage headphones. They aren’t the best sounding headphones, and our test unit was mismatched, which won’t be suitable for critical listening. Their design doesn’t isolate enough low frequencies for daily commuting, but their portable design makes them a decent option for sports if you use a bigger sized tip for stability at the cost of comfort. The in-ear fit might also not be comfortable for a whole work day at the office. Their poor sub-bass will make movies lack punch, and their small cable range won’t be great for watching TV or for gaming.

Pros

Minimal leakage
Compact and comfortable design

Cons

Poor noise isolation
Sub-par audio reproduction.

6.0

Neutral Sound

Sub-par for neutral listening. Their sound signature isn’t flat, and they sound mostly muddy while lacking sub-bass and being too sharp in the treble range. Our test unit also had mismatched drivers which creates a bad stereo image. They also don’t have a companion app since they are wired and passive in-ears.

See our Neutral Sound Recommendations

6.0

Commute/Travel

Mediocre for commuting. They don’t isolate much noise and won’t be a great choice for a daily commute since they let in engine rumbles. The in-ear fit might not be comfortable for long flights. On the upside, they are very portable, and you can mask more ambient noise by raising your listening volume since they don’t leak too much.

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6.7

Sports/Fitness

Decent sports headphones. They are very portable and breathable which is great for sports. Unfortunately, they aren’t the most stable headphones and can easily pop out of your ears during physical activity.

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5.9

Office

Below-average for office use. They don’t isolate ambient chatter well, and the in-ear fit might not be the most comfortable for a whole work day. On the upside, they don’t leak too much so you can listen to your music at higher volumes without bothering colleagues and you won’t have to worry about battery life since they are wired, passive headphones.

See our Office Recommendations

4.9

Wireless Gaming

Mediocre for gaming. They are wired headphones, so you don’t get any latency issues, and they have a decent microphone that works with consoles and PCs. However, their sound signature is sub-par, and our unit had mismatched drivers, which would make it difficult to pinpoint where video game sound effects like footsteps are coming from.

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6.6

Wired Gaming

6.5

Phone Call