Razer ProTone m100

Pros: Very affordable, good sound reproduction, good case, very comfortable

Cons: Short cord, perhaps a little bass heavy for classical music

The Bottom Line: These earbuds offer incredibly good sound and comfort for the price. Razer successfully translates its reputation for quality from the gaming peripheral market to the audio market.

Review: I have had some experience with Razer peripherals before, and they have always been of high quality. I didn't know what to expect with these earbuds, since sound reproduction is a decidedly different kind of technology than laser mice, but I was not ...

Pros: Comfortable. Loud. Lightweight. 3.5mm *straight* plug. Interchangeable inserts. Inexpensive. "Soft" tail.

Cons: Worrisome Y split, somewhat short cord, boring white color, and possibly the "soft" tail.

The Bottom Line: May still be too early to say with authority, but so far it's looking like these are some high quality ear buds

The m|100s are very high quality ear buds.

Review: I picked up two pairs of the Razer m|100 rsquo;s at a recent w00t-off (woot.com) for less than I typically pay for one pair of Sony Fontopia MDR-EX51LP< a> . Each package contains a pair of the m|100s with ...

Pros: Excellent sound quality; heavy bass; included accesories; build quality and design; price

Cons: Somewhat noise-cancelling can cause problems, potentially hurt your ears after long use

The Bottom Line: The amazing deal I got on these headphones (2-for-Tuesday at woot) makes it 100% worth it at this quality and accesories, but the price may not be right for some.

Review: I have to admit, when my dad first got these for me I thought they looked a little corny. I never was really fond of the in-your-ear headphones like these. Something about pushing that piece of plastic inside your head always turned me off. But after ...

Pros: affordable, effective, comfortable

Cons: none that I have found so far

The Bottom Line: I would recommend these to anyone interested in affordable earphones would like to block out some outside noise, yet still be able to hear the important things.

Review: I enjoy listening to music on my Ipod to and from work everyday as well as at the gym. Since my commute involves a subway ride and a walk through a busy downtown section of San Francisco, my listening enjoyment is often overpowered by traffic and subway ...