Koss KSC 22

Pros: Lightweight - Plastic Case - Good Sound

Cons: Lacks strong Bass - May not fit all ears

The Bottom Line: I would recommend these if you want something that stays in/on your ears while running, etc. The sound quality (except bass) is very good.

Review: I bought these as a replacement for the earphones that came with my MP3 player. I wanted something that was not going to keep falling out of my ears during running, walking or working out. Let me say up front that I am not an audiophile. I bought them ...

Pros: Stays on head, what ever your doing

Cons: Terrible Sound

Review: I bought these head phones so that they would stay in my ear, which is great, because I can headbang around as much as I want, go atving, or whatever, and they stay on. Note: I think I have big ears... The problem with these is that the ...

Pros: Easy setup, reliable

Cons: VPN client not included

Review: Pretty straight forward setup. The only catch was port forwarding. You must first define a service and a port, then go to another screen and define a rule for that service to direct which Lan IP it gets directed to. The real gotcha is the VPN. No ...

Pros: Reportedly comfortable and secure for larger ears.

Cons: Won't fit small ears AT ALL, sound only OK.

The Bottom Line: Terrible for anyone with small ears; may be OK for others. Sound only so-so.

Review: Preface I have small ears set close to my head, and I’ve had a devil of a time finding the ...

Pros: Comfortable. Stay in ear even while running.

Cons: Very poor sound quality. Almost no base response.

Review: When the headphones broke on my MP3 player, I went out and bought replacements. As I've had good luck with higher end headphones from Koss, I thought I would give these a try. What a waste of money. These headphones sound awful. There is almost no ...

Pros: None.

Cons: Weak sound (won't fit all the way in your ears).

Review: I just bought the Koss KSC-22 earphones that claim to have a "bass boost"...and they don't. They sound worse (weaker) than the earphones that came with my Panasonic CD-walkman. Oh well, it's a good thing that Best Buy will take them ...

Pros: nice led lights

Cons: unsecure, poor range, poor firmware, not compatible with xbox live

Review: So I paid $129 for my new NetGear Rangemax 240 and was sorely disappointed when I got it home. First, this router is less secure than a $40 Linksys... the NetGear does not 'stealth' your ports, which makes it very easy for hackers to find you on the ...

Pros: High Speed & Long Range

Cons: Not easy to set-up, expensive, poor quality control, kept loosing sync with internet.

Review: I had to buy 3 of these only to find out that they would not work properly. Two were defective, the last kept loosing sync with my Motorola cable modem. Each time I waited for a replacement, I only needed 5 minutes to get my Belkin Pre-N router back up ...