Headphones Reviews

if you are looking for chatting on ICQ it is good one but has some limitations

You get what you pay for and this product is no exception. It worked fine until a few months ago when it fell out of my pocket onto carpet and stoped working. Go with the sony. you wont be sorry.

I would recommend this gadget for the price.It is light and fits well on the head.The cord is long allows one a considerable range of movement.However,the sound quality has room for improvement.On the whole I would buy it...Gives a great value for the price.

The foam pads are relatively comfortable and the behind the ear design works well enough, but prominent distortion even at low volumes makes these largely unsuitable for music listening. They're good enough for PC gaming, but not much more. I'm not an audiophile with exacting standards, but I'm still searching for a moderately priced headset microphone with acceptable sound.

I feel this is a goood product and would recommend them to you
they are very comfortable and at a good price

UPC: 7-12949-00275-4
Country of origin: China ("Peoples Republic of China")
Battery size: AAA
Number of batteries required: 1
Number of batteries included: 1
Accessories included:
- Carrying Pouch
- Airline Adapter Plug
"Cancels out 15 dB of sound" -claim on blister pack
Model number (that I'm reviewing): EH-1420NC
Manufacturer: EarHugger Inc
Both the EarHugger EH-1420NC and also the Coby CV190
seem to have similarly-sized ear cushions. They do
not SURROUND the ears; they are slightly bigger than
an ear, but there is no room within the pads for an
ear to snuggle without being pressed upon. At least
there is no hard, ungiving plastic or metal jammed
against the cartilage of the outer ear, yet the ear
is not SEALED by being SURROUNDED by cushioning pads.
The advantage that the EarHugger has over the Coby is
that the EarHugger model FOLDS more compactly than the
Coby. I took one star away because Red China (with its
abysmal "human rights" record) is where it is made. I
took an additional star away because I can get 2-3
Coby noise-canceling headsets for the approximate cost
of one EarHugger noise-canceling headset. The Coby is
not made by union labor in North America; it hails
from mainland China too. Say a prayer for the workers.

These headphone's are comfortable, but the cable is too short. It barely reaches my computer on the desk in front of me.

If you're looking for something inexpensive to stick in your ears for music, this is your best bet. Definitely for the person who wants to simply hear music/recordings while disregarding the finer points of sound quality. Which is fine, of course, but not to many who might consider themselves connoisseurs of music... However, it does seem to be quite a deal to penny-savers, which enticed me to buy a pair. It doesn't provide much range or depth of sound, but the music that comes out of it is still music. In short, it works. At a remarkably low price. So if you're tight on cash and want/need something to listen with, look no more!

These earbuds are okay if you need something cheap (like if your old headphones broke during a trip and you went to a convenience store to get a temporary pair), but try out a more expensive pair for around 20 bucks.
The pads fall of the earbud part very easily and are hard to find and put back on. The sound isn't that good, but it'ss not horrible.
I had some trouble trying to get the buds into my ears, but with the pads on, they didn't fall out.

XL-PG59 CD player is very good, I like it's color.