I've had them for almost 9 months and they still work. I curl them up and keep them in my pocket every day, using them for about an hour in the afternoon during video calls. Honestly, they sound good, even though they have thin cables, but they function normally. I don't connect them to Apple phones, but to OnePlus and Samsung. No problem. If they last over a year, I will send a congratulatory email to the company; it will be a revelation. You can't find durable wired hands-free anymore, and I don't want to fry my brain with constantly worn wireless Bluetooth. I think I bought them for around €15-16. Just fine

On some devices, it doesn't allow the volume to go above half, resulting in poor sound quality. On the Samsung S24 Ultra, the volume goes to max, and it's satisfactory, especially for the price.

Value for Money. They work perfectly with Android phones of the control included. Microphone quality is excellent. Music is average.

I consider it a given that you're not going for these for noise cancelling, powerful bass to listen to Onyx and break them... They are simply default headphones from a familiar brand with good connectivity and surprisingly cheap for the brand.
If you have at least one Apple device in your life, or not, in both cases they are worth it. The sound is fine for casual use and the only benefit of this design is that they don't tire your ears.
I have an iPhone 15 pro, macbook pro, windows PC (still master race) and they work plug and play on all of them. Take the "jack" 3.5 mm out of your life and go for something with a usb format.