Sony Core MDR-710LP Consumer Headphones Reviews

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I know Sony's new line of cancellation headphones look attractive (I'm tempted myself). However, at $50, I can tell you that these are an excellent pair. from Circuitcity.com I was looking for good over all sound quality in a low to moderate pair of headphones. I was going with SONY as I had a good experience with that brand of headphone before. I tried their less expensive $15 dollar headphones and was very disappointed with the sound quality. from Bestbuy.com If you are an audiophile, you might be in for a disappointment. Headphones sounded a bit tinny, and the music just sounded garbled. The bass was a bit stronger than the Sony earbud headphones, but these headphones was definitely not designed for the bass. from Circuitcity.com Sound and design do not offset the high price. Not impressed at all. I am a big Sony fan and bought these to go with my Sony walkman. Sound is okay, but no better than the lower priced headphones that Sony has on the market. from Circuitcity.com I had several Sony MDR headphones in the past and I liked them, currently I have and really like Sony MDR7506 which helped me to ignore all bad reviews for this headphones. I had expected little bit downsized version of MDR7506 or at least something close to Fontopia headphones but MDR710LP does not come close. from Amazon.com I've owned both these and the Sennheiser PX-100 that I often see praised in reviews on Amazon. I disagree. I think the Sony's sound is nearly perfect, rich, clear sound with superb bass, and so far they have held up well. The Sennheisers sounded clear but boring, kind of flat sounding with little bass. from Amazon.com I'm surprised on how much of the outside world is blocked out. I never knew that experience was possible without paying mega-money on sophisticated equipment. Ok, so these Sony headphones may not be the best, but they are surely doing the trick for me. I was fortunate enough to purchase a set of this particular headphones by Sony for a fraction of the price offered here at Amazon. from Amazon.com These have to be the worst I've tried, as far as over-the-ear, small headphones go. I've had 1980's sony "came-with-the-walkman" headphones that sounded better than this. My list of grievances: from Amazon.com As another reviewer said, the springy head band causes them to fold up when taken off with one hand though it's easy enough to get them back on. The sound is only "OK," so it's a false and exaggerated claim to declare these "The Best Headphones for the iPod." A stellar headphone is certainly the comparably priced Sennheiser PX100's (I own these, too). Unfortunately, the MDR-710's can't come close to the PX100's clarity and instead deliver a somewhat muddy quality to the music (though with plenty of bass). One clear advantage of these Sony's over the Sennheiser PX100's is that these are closed phones, meaning that little sound leaks out to annoy the person sitting near you. from Amazon.com Good sound with good bass 3. a cable that is not too long like my 6 foot 4 other sony headphones 4. from Amazon.com

Released	over 3 years ago
Design	Over the Head
Usage	Consumer
Compatibility	Home Audio Personal Audio Sport Activities
Connectivity	Cable
Cable Length	3.94 ft.
Driver Unit Size	30 mm
Frequency Response	12 Hz - 24000 kHz
Impedance	24 ohm
MPN	MDR710LPCE7
Plug Material	Gold
Sensitivity	106 dB
Sound Mode	Stereo
UPC	027242682276
Volume Control	Without Volume Control
Weight	3.94 oz.

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