Headphones Reviews

Like the last reviewer I just bought them because they were cheap and that was all that the store had. These are very uncomfortable and I couldn't even get them to stay in my ears if I was moving around at all. I have since returned them and bought much better ones for the same price. Steer clear... or well you know, do whatever you want, it is your life.

Save your cash, there are recognizable name brands for the same, or less money, like Sony, Panasonic, and Koss, if you are an earbud fan buy them from a reputable company. Think about it a recognizabkle brand isn't going to risk theri reputation on selling Junk, who are these guys, I had never heard of them, but figured they were cheap so who cared, but after further research there are a ton of name brands out there for the same money, don't make the mistake I did and purchase these on impulse, do your homework.

DO NOT BUY THEM.

Buy Sony MDR-EX70LP Fontopia Headphones.

If you're into running.

Got some of these, returned them immediately. The fit wasn't too bad, the drivers pushed against my ears pretty well, but the sound was horrible, tinny, no bass. Just keep shopping.

This product first of all, has no manual or anything. I was actually surprised because it was missing this. I pluged it into my pc and the mic didnt work at all. Their site is not very detailed and does not even say anything in their Faq. It doesnt even mention ANYTHING about the system requirements. This product is horible!

This is not a product review, but instead a condemnation of the listing.

It's impossible to tell:

* what kind of device (telephone, cellphone, PC, PowerPC Macintosh?) this unit connects with
* Or how it connects? Does it have a 2.5 mm plug or a 3.5 mm plug? Or does it have 2 plugs for use with a computer?

Poor. Very poor.

THe headphones pictured are very different than the ones pictured. They are more like and earbud, but more uncomfortable.

Uncomfortable, and sound horrible with poos build quality, and poor customer service to boot. I recieved these as a gift, and would not recomend them to anyone. Unless you don't like the person you are giving them to.....

I got a pair of this headphones with a resonable expensive CD player. You can tell just by looking at the headphones that they will be uncomfortable. And when you try them on, they have bad sound quality, they hurt your ears,and they look stupid. I bought a real pair of headphones right away, and if you buy these headphones, you'll just throw them in a corner somewhere and you will have wasted your money, which I know everyone hates to do.

These headphones came with a $90.00 Panasonic walkman that I recently bought. One would expect reasonably good, comfortable headphones with such an expensive walkman. WRONG. Panasonic has designed a pair of headphones that not only deliver so-so sound, but are also extraordinarily uncomfortable to wear. It might just be the shape of my ears, but I can barely wear these headphones for more than five minutes without experiencing pain.

I have owned THREE of these (two of them have been ordered from Amazon) and all three have broken. They work well for a few months and then it shorts out so I can only hear in one ear, and eventually I can't hear at all. I love the style and the price is good, but in the end all I'm left with is a jumble of headsets in the trash.

I bought these headphones thinking they would be pretty decent because of the price. And they work great except for one thing. They should come complete with a roll of black electrical tape. I've had these for about a month now and the wire cover has split everywhere, exposing the wires inside. Now I'm not an expert in electronics, but I'm guessing this is a bad thing. So my advice to you is, if you decide to purchase these headphones, buy a roll of black electrical tape to go with them.

Please provide a description for this product

I would avoid this 'mission control' headsets for a number of reasons, especially since there are a number of alternatives. First, you will soon be annoyed by the microphone 'ball' which dangles unnecessarily in front of your mounth. At this stage in audio technology, the microphone can be near the ear piece and still pick up and filter out appropriate sound. Second, there is no reason to have these in glow colors. If there is any thing that you don't want to 'show off' it is a headset. If you want to spend just a little money, check out the AT&T 90800 headset. It works very well and is dirt cheap. If you want more comfort and really plan to use this device, go with the Plantronics M175 -- I think it is worth the price difference and have used multiple units over the past 3 years.

This headset is terrible. The microphone portion constantly falls off of the earclip. The earclip is very uncomfortable on your ear. The microphone is so bad that no one can hear what you say. After trying to use this on a very important 6 hour teleconference, I ended up throwing it in the trash and just holding the phone to my ear. Don't buy this product.

To begin with, I paid $20 for these at Fry's, so I was pretty surprised to see Amazon's much more reasonable price! The telephone headset feature never worked; it cut in and out from the first use. The stereo headphones lasted through about 2 months of daily use before developing numerous shorts in the wire. Take my advice and do what I'm about to do: Spend a lot more money and get better quality.