Sony MDRE829V.CE7

Pros: Best frequency response of any "earbud" I've ever used.

Cons: None of any significance

The Bottom Line: These will outperform just about any OEM earbuds supplied with your MP3 player, CD player, etc. Buy them!

Review: A couple of weeks ago, I wrote an Epinions review of the Sandisk Sansa m230 512MB MP3 player. For the money, one can hardly go wrong with the m230, & my review reflected this in it's overwhelmingly positive comments. A few days after posting it though, ...

Pros: sound quality, sound clarity, volume control, carrying case

Cons: absolutely none! I love em!

The Bottom Line: I've searched long, hard and far, finally finding these. Go out and buy a pair. Trust me, you won't be let down. For the price these are absolutely, undeniably unbeatable!

Review: I use them with my MP3 player when I go to the gym so I wanted a product that was light, fitted snuggly and had great sound quality. These earphones have all of that and more. I've had 5 different types of ear bud style earphones and none have ...

Pros: Excellent sound, comfortable, these stay in your ear.

Cons: So good that I brought them to school and lost them (buying them again :))

The Bottom Line: Don't take the risk with other ear-buds in the same category. These are satisfaction guaranteed by me and good. Get them and I'm sure you won't regret it.

Review: First of all, let me put this thing straight: This review comes from a relatively critical customer listener, not a musician, an expert or a pro though. Hi! I got these headphones and here is what I think of them: They deliver VERY good sound for an ...

Pros: Great cost, small in size, great quality.

Cons: Not too comfortable after a while of wearing.

The Bottom Line: Think about the cost and convenience of the size of these Sony Headphones. Either way you look at them, they're worth it.

Review: Since I bought the Sony MDR Headphones I have been satisfied with them. I have other headphones that are just too bulky so I decided to go out and buy these smaller ones. The price was one of the key factors that got me to buy them. Also I liked the fact ...

Pros: Inexpensive, excellent sound quality, in-line volume control in an earbud headphone.

Cons: Heavy wiring, small volume control, may not fit all ear types comfortably.

The Bottom Line: At $20 this product is hard to rival. Crisp sounds and wide frequancy range might just surprise you. From joggers to desk jockeys, these headphones work beautifully.

Review: After using my previous pair of cheap ear-bud headphones for the past year, I ran into circumstances demanding I have headphones with their own volume control. After making the rounds to all the local retailers and doing some online research of my own I ...

Pros: Sound quality, price, volume control on cord, carrying case

Cons: Cord a bit shorter than usual - more important, left side earbud problem.

The Bottom Line: Okay buy at a great price. Good sound; the carrying case and volume control are great extra features. But not durable; maybe "you get what you pay for".

Review: Since I have owned portable music players for many years, I have gone through more than my share of portable ear and headphones, of many brands. The earbuds that come with music players usually have poor sound quality. I have bought earbuds but was ...

Pros: Sound great, low price.

Cons: Can be uncomfortable, don't stay in ear well when exercising.

The Bottom Line: Great sound, just not very comfortable when exercising for a while.

Review: I have had these earphones a while, two pairs actually. I had to replace the first pair after about a year or so. It seems for me the rubber sheath covering the wire slides off next to the earphone after about a year. I use these earphones mainly ...