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1. 

   Person
   March 17th, 2010 - 19:52

   Okay, headphones are a pain in the a $ $! Trust me, you have to go through thousands to find the right one. Let us proceed with the review!

   The sound quality (4 / 5) – The sound quality of these is anything but good. The base is very deep, not too deep, but deep down is a problem (you do not hear nothing but BOOOOOOOOOOOOM !!!). If you want to hear deep bass pressure on them. Uncomfortable from the clip and have a headache for the amount of bass. Congrats! You’ve been an idiot! In any case, the volume of these is quite high, but not as high as the ear H. Sony, but the high is better. Who says you can not have everything (if you’ve never heard someone say that you can get everything they hit the head with a shovel)?

   Comfort (5 / 5) – Now, if you read the package (which includes one that looks like Jennifer Lopez, btw), who says things of comfort. Well, actually are true. These headphones are very comfortable, and sometimes I can not see that they are on. Final 5 stars in comfort.

   Design (3 / 5) – OK, design is good and bad. Let me break it down:

   Good:

   – The cable is long. Why good: It would be good for people who use them to calculate their retirement, study monitoring, video / music editing, things that need a long rope.

   – The cable is made of strong plastic. Why good: It would be good for bike or mountain bike. Cables damaged by being hit with a helmet, or simply in the air. This is perfect for this, and other serious activities.

   – The connector is gold plated. Why good: It would be good for most audio files and people (Freaks) what every little detail of every song. Gold-plated connectors also appears to be higher than the spines of silver.

   – The hook is a hook spring.
   

   Bad: />
   – The hook is a spring hook. Why not: this is the biggest negative with this phone. Spring Hook is the speaker away from the ear, pulling out a base and the volume of all audio files freaks (s) only love. Why else is bad: It will also be loss of sound. This is a pain for people to listen to loud music, which is a little distracting to the person sitting next to you (like a bus or in class, or a public place).

   Features (5 / 5) – Yay! A positive! The functions of W. ears are quite large. First, it is interchangeable covers a nice touch, and is blue and silver to choose from. Silver is sure looks good next to my SLCT582V, and the blue would look nice on different colored objects (eg a light-colored CD player, the new Sony Psyc players to be precise). As I said, a spring-loaded clip is a large positive and large negative. So yes, there can be only two functions, but these are the headphones, you can not have thousands of functions on them.

   Portability (5 / 5) – Ok, the photos do not mean anything. Yes, their “clip design. This is what I call advertising. Not all designs are cut thin, but that’s what Sony and the picture makes you think. Even if they do not happen to be very thin, Fair Warning . However, these are very small. Thinner than my CD player slim design. So this is very portable.

   Price (4 / 5) – The price for these is not a bargain but not expensive. The price is right. Earphones Most of these features would also be around the $ 20 mark.

   What might be about: These headphones would be for Persons who are not too picky about sound quality, but still want decent sound from them. People that can be used for an extended period, or have standard small ears. Maybe people who use computers, or for monitoring study of some of these (but you need to buy an adapter). People might want to consider these to last and that maybe people do sport, bike / ATV riding, or other serious activities. These may be good for the people who use in not-so-public places, but many more trips, or even for home use. These would be good for people as interchangeable covers and style.

   In my opinion these overall deserves 4 stars. They are not perfect, but damn near.
2. 

   ManicPanic
   March 17th, 2010 - 20:22

   Headphones are very uncomfortable for me, especially because I use my headphones for hours at a time on the job. Sony Ear Hook Headphones are the perfect solution – they sit outside the ear, but not a bulky plastic bar to go beyond or behind the head. You can change the caps from blue metallic silver (Sony also has a torque available from Amazon with a white cord and white or green roofs to match the white iPods), and within 2 years, I’ve never had a cap fall .

   Personally, I find that fits both comfortable, not too tight, not too far from your ear, you lose the sound. But in the end in the form varies from person to person, an ear to ear.

   The sound quality itself is good – so surprising for the non-noise-canceling headphones – and fantastic for the price!

   I like the connection with the project to the left of the speaker, makes it so the rope hanging around his neck instead of the chest. I believe that this design keeps cables off the road while I work, (just place the wire behind the arm / shoulder instead of in front). This applies whether it takes the reader into a pocket or clipped to the neck as I do. It seems that the runners may have problems with this design though. . .

   of withdrawal is long rope – I have to work out every time I put on. It would be nice if Sony could bring out a version with a roller to pick up the slack. Yet, practice is the best option I found the headphones.
3. 

   Amber J. Mahrou
   March 17th, 2010 - 21:05

   I thought I would not buy these headphones because of the negative reviews I read on this site, but was tempted by the price and I thought it would come back if I was not happy. I do not even worry about.

   First, it is probably the most comfortable heaphones you will ever wear. We often forget that I wear them at all. . . simply do not believe it, while wearing a lot of earcuffs.

   second is the perfect sound. E ‘clear and crisp but not too Bassy. What more could you call me to hear outside sounds fairly well, so I can say, if a machine is or if someone is calling my name. These are the only clip on headphones I’ve ever worn that I prefer the sound as they normally give the sound when you press closer to my ears.

   Last of all these headphones are good, somewhat. They are silver with a silver cord and optional strong dark blue to accent them. I recommend to you.
4. 

   Rae
   March 17th, 2010 - 23:10

   After trying many of headphones, these were the best. I like to use them while sleeping at night. They are super comfortable. I never feel that they are pinching or squeezing my ears, but remain on good. They are very resistant. I broke a couple like headphones designed, but these have held up nicely.

   I’m not the noise cancellation, but that’s what I wanted because I still want to listen to the sounds of others.
5. 

   Zhimbo
   March 17th, 2010 - 23:23

   Comfortable, small, securely, super-comfortable. Rather the sound quality decent for this price range too.

   I recently switched to using Koss KSC-75 clip-on, which sounds much better, but it’s a bit ‘picky to get fit properly and are not safe and comfortable.

   ultimately, I prefer the Koss clip-ons for better sound, but this is probably the best option for training or lead to long term.

   UPDATE: I recently purchased a second pair of Sony for my Koss clip-ons began to cut into his ear. Not really take the abuse that I give a series of mobile phones. For a cheap, decent-sounding pair for use on a desk, Koss is still a good choice, but if you’re going to stick in your pocket or backpack, etc. I do not think are quite robust. And yes, Koss sounds better than Sony, but I just have to compromise for portable use.

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