The quality for the dollar is great, a good product. It could have used some kind of padding because after prolonged wear it didn't give me headaches, but definitely made the top of my head ache. Previously I've owned Koss Pro4s, Sennheisers, other Sonys. Big, but not heavy.
I am trying on headphones within the shop before I purchase something such as this online again.
I don't know why I was expecting more from a $20 set of headphones, however I did. That's ok cause I did not buy it for that purpose anyhow.
I've got a larger-than-average head, and didn't seem like they were squeezing my temples whatsoever, unlike most headsets I run across. But hearing songs laying down is completely comfortable. I got these headphones simply because I needed something which would last. At first I was shooting for Sony MDR-V6, but reading the reviews made me go with these. Just to listen to music in my pc without have to spend an excessive amount of with noise cancelling phones. Dollar for dollar you will not get a better headphone. They really hurt my head after listening for some time, however I believe that something's wrong with me. I made a decision to purchase some for myself in July 2010. The size of the cord for the jack is long enough.
This item was a Christmas gift and he just loves them, great for Sony.
You hardly realize that you have them on since they're so light on your head!!! Truly great headphones for the value, but can not seem to get them to not make my ears hurt while I put on my glasses. These headphones were made with people with square heads.
Might have liked a better quality product from Sony instead of these cordless stereo headphones.
As you can tell in the pictures these aren't small. But frankly, if that's your primary purpose, why would you use circumaural headphones to begin with? Not so comfy after 1+ hours of use (ears are good but head strap on these wireless mp3 head phones will get annoying).
So after a little considerable searching at Amazon and reading the reviews I selected these! The reproduce the entire frequency range, but naturally they do not have the imaging that higher priced Sony's do.
Sharp highs, quick bass response (just a little lacking though in power in the lows).
I am trying on headphones within the shop before I purchase something such as this online again.
I don't know why I was expecting more from a $20 set of headphones, however I did. That's ok cause I did not buy it for that purpose anyhow.
I've got a larger-than-average head, and didn't seem like they were squeezing my temples whatsoever, unlike most headsets I run across. But hearing songs laying down is completely comfortable. I got these headphones simply because I needed something which would last. At first I was shooting for Sony MDR-V6, but reading the reviews made me go with these. Just to listen to music in my pc without have to spend an excessive amount of with noise cancelling phones. Dollar for dollar you will not get a better headphone. They really hurt my head after listening for some time, however I believe that something's wrong with me. I made a decision to purchase some for myself in July 2010. The size of the cord for the jack is long enough.
This item was a Christmas gift and he just loves them, great for Sony.
You hardly realize that you have them on since they're so light on your head!!! Truly great headphones for the value, but can not seem to get them to not make my ears hurt while I put on my glasses. These headphones were made with people with square heads.
Might have liked a better quality product from Sony instead of these cordless stereo headphones.
As you can tell in the pictures these aren't small. But frankly, if that's your primary purpose, why would you use circumaural headphones to begin with? Not so comfy after 1+ hours of use (ears are good but head strap on these wireless mp3 head phones will get annoying).
So after a little considerable searching at Amazon and reading the reviews I selected these! The reproduce the entire frequency range, but naturally they do not have the imaging that higher priced Sony's do.
Sharp highs, quick bass response (just a little lacking though in power in the lows).
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I got myself these Sennheiser RS120 wireless headphones to use with my ipod and sansa. The wireless voip headset in the 100-300 dollar range exert more clarity, definition, and detail, however they are also in the 100-300 dollar budget range.
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