Phone-Accessories Reviews

If you like music, get these pair. If your serious about sound and quality of the music, go for a full sized. These headphones I bought because they looked so cool. They were well priced, and the quality was crisp but not full. It didn't have full bass and treble to the sounds, but had very crisp music. The only bad thing about this was I got a headache after listening to these for more than half an hour. It could be all earbuds becuase they are right in your ear, or it could be just these ones because they don't have the bass to balance out the treble. ....

Granted, earbuds aren't the best way in the world to listen to music, but they *are* extremely portable and discreet. These headphones fit snugly into your ears (no more feeling that they'll fall out at any moment!) and don't feel unnecessarily clunky/heavy. I can wear these for several hours without feeling like I need to take them out.

As with all buds, they do leak sound, don't give you superb sound for low bass/high treble, etc. But the sound quality isn't bad fod buds, and they certainly are more comfortable than any other buds I've tried.

These are great earbud headphones. I bought these along with the Aiwa HP-V600 ($20) so I can qualify for free shipping. These earbuds have a much larger sound stage than the Aiwa. This is especially apparent when listening to classical symphonies. While Aiwa had much more Bass and was more efficient to drive (more sound/volume setting), the soundstage was small and muddled. It sounded like the entire orchestra was crammed in your bathroom. This was worsen because the Aiwa also picked up tiny details (the Panasonic also did too but to a lesser extent). This additional detail combined with a small sound stage gave an impression of excessive noise.

One thing about the Aiwa was that it fit better in your ears. It also shielded out background noise better.

One complaint about these headphones is that they are BLACK, not the GOLD color as pictured. The black color looks so Ordinary.

The bottom line is: If you want loudness and lots of Bass and you don't listen to classical or acoustic stuff, get the Aiwa. For classical music, especially if your player has a bass boost, get the Panasonic.

The reception is too lousy, period. Some stations have pretty good signals, but this walkman cannot receive them well at all.

I bought this after reading the above Amazon reviews. It is indeed a fine unit; all the above is true. However, the FIRST time it fell from my neck onto a solid floor a speaker busted off and now hangs by wires.

Upon examination, I see that each headphone is secured only by a thin, flexible plastic joint. I'm going to try to stuff wires back in and superglue it back together, but I'd have prefered a much sturdier design!

After purchasing about 5 similar items over the years, all of which had shortcomings, I read the reviews on this item and decided to try it. This item beats many of Sony's similar, and more expensive, Walkmans. Lack of earphones and cords is a plus. I can even pick up AM radio in my office, which lighted by fluorescent tubes. My desk radio can't do that. I purchased this primarily to take to baseball games. I also take it when I walk my pooch and workout.

I give this product 5 stars. I have had my current pair for over two years, and am looking to replace them because of a small tear in one of the silicone bubbles that surrounds the earbuds. I've been using them day in, day out, and many other brands I've tried before have not lasted nearly as long as this pair has. After my first pair wore out, I bought one each for myself, my mom, my brother, my girlfriend, her mom, her dad,.. the list goes on. Everyone raved about the comfort, convenience, and superb sound quality. It's really a shame they are being discontinued. I would really love to get another pair or two. I'll be visiting the computer electronics store later this week to look at the new headphone selection. I only hope I'll be able to find a decent pair of new headphones.

I agree with fernando_f . Please E-mail (BigMusicLuver@excite.com) me if you ever come back to read your review. I have a pair of these and for a year now I have been trying desperately to find the same exact pair. The comfort is unbelievable because it fits snugly into your ear. The material that is made on these earphones are soft and really comfortable. As fernando_f pointed out, the sound quality is the best I have ever heard. It DOES NOT LEAK. A couple of times when the music is blasting loud I would ask my friends if they can hear the noise. They say "NO!" The sound is so in tact into your ears that one would never want to take off these amazing earphones. If I can say one bad thing is that the silicone that surrounds the earbuds tear easily. This is my own fault because I did not take good care of this delicate product. This should be a hint to AIWA that they should make more of this because they tear easily.

I've tried out many ear phones. Purchased expensive ones and inexpensive ones. But nothing has come close to this specific product. Again, I can't stress enough why these ear phones are the best. The sound and comfort says it all.

I am so sad and disappointed that they discontinued this product. I've already placed a pre-order on Amazon and I will continue trying to find these earphones...or at least until find SOMETHING that will top this product!

The frequency of this headphones is 6 to 25,000 Hz. They are just amazing. I want to buy more, and they are being discontinued.... I don't understand why. Don't take my word. Go to the store, and try the big headphones. The wider the frequency, the more expensive they are. Why? Because is a better quality. Try those 20 to 16,000, and then try a 5 to 30,000. Now imagine that in portable headphones with a comfortable silicone to seal the sound and give you comfort.

I bought these because of the folding feature they offer. They are about the samller over ear headphones available because they fold, but beyond that they have almost nothing to offer over similarly priced headphones. They're very uncomfortable; they fit on your ear instead of over them which becomes extraordinarily uncomfortable after only a half hour with them on. In addition, they make my ears sweat whereas other closed ear headphones do not. All of this would be tolerable if they produced decent sound, but they do not. Get the Koss PortaPro instead and you won't be sorry.

I've used these headphones for about 6 months now and I like them very much. They are easy to carry around, as they fold into a neat package. The earpieces swivel in two planes, so it is easy to find a comfortable position for them on my head. The padding is soft - extended wearing does not hurt my ears. The 4 foot long cord is short, so it does not catch on arms or furniture! I have another pair of headphones with a 6' cord, and it is a nuisance on most occasions. The only negative that I can think of is that the seal that the earpieces make with my head does not allow any air to circulate around the ears - they get quite hot after a while.

After all that, what about the sound? I think that it is excellent. I listen mainly to mp3 music files and watch mainly movie and music DVDs - a range in quality. To my ears, the sound from these headphones is bright and clear, with good bass and treble responses. They are not as good as my Sennheiser PX200s, but the Jensens are considerably cheaper. I have not regretted buying them for a minute!

I wanted headphones to take with my laptop to replace my behind the neck style Labtec Curve 460. I browsed around at many models. I wanted to stay under $50. I found this set at Media Play for $25 including a LONG extension cable (over 7 feet) and a 1/4 gold converter. I took a chance on them and am very pleased. The sound quality is the nicest I've heard from headphones. The headband is adjustable in height, and the arms swivel in two directions to put the phones at whatever angle you need for your ears. The padding is very soft. The band has a firm fit and it can get warm over time but I prefer to have them close fitting for better bass and reduced outside noise. They fold into a nice size of about 6x4x3 inches.

For $..., I suppose these JVC HAV560 are pretty darn good. They offer good frequency range with well defined high's, decent mid range and solid bass delivery. The 40mm drivers seem to need a little more juice to fully hammer your eardrums, but should be fine for most sound sources. They are light and comfortable although I think I'd prefer a tighter fit and perhaps more rugged wires asn these are just a little thin. As usual I am partial to the in line volume control which these headphones have. All in all I think they are a bargain.

I bought these headphones for mainly home use and have been impressed with them. For the price range, the sound quality is great, and the bass in strong (a rarity in inexpensive headphones). They are quite comfortable, and are great for music or movies. The 9' cord may be a bit long for portables, but it's nice for movies/TV because you don't need to sit so close, or worry about yanking out the cord from your TV/receiver. The only reason they don't get 5 stars from me is because the power delivered to portables is not quite as high, but is acceptable. All in all, a great set of headphones for the buck!

Two Thumbs Up! When I tried this headset with some of classical music CDs ( DDD, ADD, AAD ) and OGG ( 500Kbps Max_Value ) files made by them ( I tested them! :-) ), it is very different from other general headsets. It expresses music and sound with more deep and sharp with very sophisticated voices; therefore, each of instruments in orchestra expresses its discrete sounds very cleary. :-) I think that it has huge value with the price. Low price with high quality sounds. :-) I'm also satisfied with the volume control in the headset, especially for the volume level. When I listen to a classical music, i turned on the volume level with 55/100%. It is too loud for me to listen a music over 60/100%. I really recommend this headset when you are especially a classical music listener. It will be excellent choice for you.

THESE HEADPHONES SOUND VERY CLEAR BUT THEY DON'T GET HARDLY ANY BASS SOUND OUT OF THEM. THEY ARE VERY COMFORTABLY

These are good. I like the sound. I can't stand distortion and this give none as long as you dont crank the bass like a maniac. I.E. When worn in ear for a while it does tend to cause a little bit of pain.

My girlfriend owned a pair of these which I borrowed from her. They were by far the most comfortable I have ever worn, and in the search for these I wore many, many pairs. Unlike other ear phones these are adjustable in several different ways. They look nice and I really liked them. Unfortunately I couldn't find them anywhere in the stores, and I searched everywhere. Amazon.com was the only place I could find them so I proceeded to buy several pairs. I'm not a professional but I think the sound is good, they're comfortable, adjustable, and above all else....cheap. I would recomend them to anyone, but that's just me.

The clarity of this camera is fuzzy. I can only see shadows and not the clear faces of the people.

The Veo Connect USB PC Camera is essentially the Veo Advanced model minus the built-in microphone. For the price of the camera, stability, and functionality, this is a good buy. If you're using AOL 9.0, AIM, Yahoo, or MSN, you can do no wrong. If you're looking for a cam to use for a business, i.e. Webcam sites that charge a fee (which I won't get into here,) or you're looking for a professional quality camera for other reasons, don't buy this. The Veo connect is perfect, and targeted at, those that just want to keep in touch with family and friends who don't need a plethora of features. It's a simple user interface, good software & compatability, and extremely easy to set up. Plug it in, load the software, then use your favorite Instant Messenging service. The camera runs at a nice 30 fps which is good and there is an adjustable focus. I've looked over webcams for over the last 6 years, going all the way back to the black & white one's put out in 1997. I was pleasantly surprised get out of my office, connect this one to my laptop, and chat with friends from the recliner. Nice camera overall.

this is an awesome webcam the picture is really clear, other webcams require a lot of light but this one you don't need that much light to see a image. this is a great camera it's small you can't hardly notice it's there. and it has this hot little blue light when it's on so you know when it's working.

These phones are one of the best looking phones on the market, even though it is just all plastic. Construction quality was good though one cushion was sewed differently than the other but what can you expect for [inexpensive]headphones.I bought it due to one magazine saying it sounded very good, but I found it not "airy" sounding at all, especially in the bass due to it's open back. It sounded pretty plain, like any other cheap headphone but I'm no headphone expert and I haven't listened to other phones very much to compare. I did have a KOSS ESP-950 and if I recall the one song I compared it with, I wasn't drawn into it like I remember where I wanted to listen to it over and over. That's when I think I changed my mind. Maybe you might find it different as all our musical taste and ears differ. At a [$$$] dollar level it might sound a tad better than the rest at that level, if not, it's at least one good-looking headphone.

these headphones get soo loud and are soo awesome who wouldnt want these, they are big and awesome, impress girls and friends by gettin these. PIMP!!!

There are literally thousands of headphones out there that will block out all sorts of external noise.

An odd request, but I was looking for headphones that did just the opposite - I need to hear what's going on around me (if someone calls my name, or mentions a project that I'm working on), but I also want to listen to music!

Besides the *expensive* Sony MDR-F1 speakers, which these are loosely based on (my guess), these are the only headphones that I could find that make an effort to open the backs completely.

The sound quality is great for the price, and size of the driver (50mm!).

If youre needs are as specific as mine, get these things!

They are great, the sound quality is great, and the remote is extremely handy. My one and only complaint is that the cord can become annoyingly long. It is basically the normal headphone length, doubled with a remote in the middle.

The remote is fun and handy, and works when your iPod is on hold. The play/pause turns it on and off when held down as the normal button does. It also has it's own hold button. Overall, it's great. However, I think the cord could be shorter and if the price was lower, or you could buy them for cheaper w/out the included normal headphones (and use the money to buy a different type, use the ones you have or whatever) then this would be great.

4 stars

I like the remote - it is well designed and easy to use. It features a pause/play button, track skip (forward and backward), volume, and a hold button so you don't hit the buttons by accident. Especially handy when the iPod is in its case.

The earphones sound pretty good, however, it's hard to keep them from falling out of your ear which is a shame.

Also, the white color of everything is good and bad - on one hand, it's fun because you advertise that you're using an iPod to everyone. On the other hand, it's bad for the same reason because they're so distinctive, some one may steal your iPod!

Although these may not be the best earphones, they are exceptional, especially for the price. Just about the best earphones you can get cost about $500, but if you want exceptional, but not the best, these earphones are for you. The remote, along with your ipod comes in handy if you have your ipod in your pocket, or if you have it in a case. The little remote if fun to have, because it makes it so easy to adjust the volume, and it creates joy in the user. I think that this is a good pair for $40, especially the earphones. Unless you are willin to spend $120 or more, these are the best earphones for their price.

Pros:
1. Possibly the best sounding pair on the market.
2. Long cable.

Cons:
1. Fragile (Do not think you can toss these in your luggage, will break easily).

The headphone looks good and sounds goods. When compared with B&O A8, Senneshier PX-200, Audio Technica CM7 and Sony 888 DJ headphone(I owned all these cans), Triport outweighs them in terms of sound(sure) and comfort. One drawback of Triport is that it is not foldable, no hard case (but only a pouch) provided for storage/protection and relatively not convenient to carry. I guess that's why there are some complaints against that the headphone is fragile.

Just bought the triport from Bose Singapore yesterday. But nothing much to say except this is the incredible superb audio entertainment creature you can't miss. 5 stars is perfectly worth.