Headphones Reviews

I bought this speakers a few days before. The sound quality isn't to good; you can hear the "noise sound" when the volume is louder than about 50%. You should think twice before buy this.

I did not like the foam pad that attached to the earbud it fell of many times and was very uncomfortable. The sound was decent but you can by a better headphone ...

The Koss, I10 stereo phone is an inexpensive product you can purchase. However, the item is made out of plastic, which could break easily and has a poor fitting comfort ability. The fit is not too comfortable because I10 does not fit the shape of your head too well (at least it doesn¡¯t fit mine too well). The product comes with 0.25-inch and 0.125-inch jacks for your Home-Stereo and also for your CD/Cassette. The 0.25-in. jack fits into the top of 0.125-in jack with easy changing capability. The sound quality is decent and I think it¡¯s worth the purchase within its price range because I10 stereo phone was the cheapest item I found among all other stereo phones. One more thing, the color is greenish-blue and it¡¯s transparent. The design of the item is pretty poor, but it¡¯s still unique.

Purchased these headphones for my son to use with his portable CD/MP3 player. The sound was ok but the headphones are not very efficiant. To hear enough sound, you had to turn the volume all the way up. Even with the volume up high, the headphones just did not deliver.

I like the idea of this switch, and the way that you do not need to fumble with switches to go between headset and handset, or between telephone and computer, but I found this useless for voice-recognition, getting very poor recognition despite trying various different headsets, which led me to believe that the problem was the switch itself. However, it seems fine for telephone use, especially for the price.

My band started practicing about a month ago. Just today we started using this mic and put it on a stand And the wire snapped. We started using today right out of the box and after about 3 songs the wire broke. Im getting a decent mic! Dont waste your money on this mic. Get a Shure or something, go to a REAL music store!!!

Gravity is sometimes a problem when it comes to many a product design, and sometimes the concept of everyone having difference in the way they are built seems to escape inventors. They seem to omit that some ears are a little wider than others, that one person's "snugly" is another person's annoyance, and that a product of this type and the way that it fits simply doesn't work well on a broad base. Such is the case with this.

When I first picked these up, I thought that they might work well and I personally liked the idea of covered headphones that sat inside the ear. That would do away with having to insert something inside my ear, I told myself, and would also go away from the audio earmuff and would allow me to have the best of both worlds. So, I jumped on it with glee and thought that the price had to be a mistake. Well, the only mistake was me actually defaulting from what I used the most and going here for two reasons.

First, the fit is an issue. I'm not exactly sure who this product was tested on and if the audience was a person(s) with a body(ies) that was perhaps in the below average build, but I do know that they were uncomfortable. They didn't seat exactly right, not allowing me to have the sound envelope I had been hoping for when I went out and picked them up. Instead, it was an ordeal, actually making me give them away because I couldn't stand them.

Second, the gravity problem is a serious one, especially when the weight of the cord is handing on something without a base. Sitting still is fine for something like this if you have the proper size to your below-average head, but already having a fit dilemma and then moving around is actually an annoying concept. When the cord is actually allowed to run wild, bouncing to and fro, it manages to put weight on the headphones and to yank on them. So, the blasted things keep jumping out of your ears over and over and over and - you get the picture.

Perhaps this is something that simply didn't work for me, with me being spoiled by other brands, and perhaps they'll work for you. They SEEM to have a decent design, the concept looks like it would work, and a person with a tiny head could theoretically use them. I, however, would recommend staying away from them and buying something a little better for your buck.

They all have the same flaw in them. one channel(side) always has more bass than the other. if its not that then they are never balanced right. all in all they are cheap so your gunna get a cheap manufactured headphone. i recommend you look for something else because this product is a waste of money

This Sony earphone is a nightmare to use. The earbuds are too big and the clips don't fit properly. Its a nusiance to get them on and they don't always stay on.<br /> <br /> The price was good, but if they don't fit, whats the point.<br /> <br /> Pass on these earphones!

They don't fit very well for the money and now one of the buds has started failing. Don't waste your time with these.

I bought these for about $5 at Target. I hadn't had in-ear headphones before and I just wanted to see what the fuss was about. My main questions and answers are as follows:

-Would they be comfortable?

They weren't that comfortable, a little big for the ear. Definitely gets annoying after a little while.

-Would they sound as good as "the big guys"?

No. These are mostly treble. Changing the EQ didn't make a difference.

-Would I like sticking something in my ear?

The jury is still out on this. I do like the smallness of this, but not quite the feel. Maybe in the future, I'll buy some more expensive in-ear headphones. For $5 I don't feel ripped-off, but there are probably better deals out there.

I've read the other reviews for these earbuds and I couldn't disagree more. Granted they're not for true audiophiles (a.k.a. 'Nutjobs'). But if all you want is an inexpensive set of 'phones with good sound and volume then these little buggers are perfect. Hey, for the price what do you really expect and what is there to really gripe about?



Pros: Sound is good, price is low, volume is decent, cushions are comfy (and washable)

Cons: Not for the audio perfectionist