Sony MDR-Q22LP Consumer Headphones Reviews

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I bought these headphones because my MP3 came with the "stick in your ear" headphones, and i wanted some nice clip on headphones, and i saw these in Radioshack and i though "Sony might be good, all of their products are usually great" and the were great, the sound is great, they are very comfy to wear, the ear clip is on a spring, the spring is kinda weak, so it won't clip tightly on your ear and it might come loose but i like it. The one problem i have with them is the cord length, from end to end, the entire cord has to be about 5 feet long, but as i said, thats from the plug to the headphone, but with the cord being that long, it can at times get very tangled and it's just alot of excess slack for most people who have their MP3 players in their pockets, i wear mine around my neck, so i have ALOT of excess slack, although i have found several solutions to the problem. from Amazon.com ok now before anything, if you're expecting $100.00 headphones, these are not it. now saying that, i like my music loud and really i didn't expect it to be loud but i was wrong. now i'm a dj, i use the sony mdr-v700 and for me, those are the best. but back to these headphones, they're loud and i love that and well i live in new york and when i used the mdr-v700 in the train, i got many dirty looks because they were so loud, but these are loud but i don't get dirty looks, so it seems like they're loud but people don't hear them. from Amazon.com it works well, but if you wear it too long, you feel the numb on the ears, because of the clip. (a bit heavy if compare to my nintendo headphone,same clip style, but more comfortable then this sony one) from Amazon.com I really like these Sony clip-on, open-air style earphones very much. They allow me to be totally aware of my local environment while really enjoying listening and getting some real work done at the same time too. from Amazon.com I have very sensitive ears and can notice distortion in sound quality so much that a bad set of headphones kills the experience for me. I have had a set of MDR-G52's for almost 6 years and they have served me well. from Amazon.com My ears must be some mutant shape totally incompatible with all earbuds. I refuse to wear them. The sound quality is so poor with earbuds I'm constantly fiddling with them to keep them where I want in my ears. The expensive "noise-canceling" types are no good for people on the go, and in my case they get too sweaty and hot to wear comfortably (I often wear headphones when walking briskly). from Amazon.com Bose is overpriced (especially on the Sound dock ipod stereos) but not necessarily overrated. My OEs are pretty comfortable and have good sound. I use the Sony headphones for more everyday things as they are cheaper and more durable. The one drawback about these Sony headphones is that the cord has a tendency to tangle up really easily and is pretty long (around 4-5 ft.). from Amazon.com I recently purchased these headphones. Am too happy with the quality. This gives me further confidence on Sony Products. from Amazon.com I think they sound great too. My favorite feature has to be the way they connect in the back with a cable so that only one cable runs from the headphones down into your device (Zen Vision M for example). It seems like Sony always does this one cable thing and I like it. Cables annoy me and I've always been annoyed by a cable running down from each ear. from Amazon.com They have great sound for a non-noise cancelling, non-in the ear, non-surround the ear headphone. I pick up sounds on these I don't hear with my studio headphones. The only problem is despite Sony's best effort the nature of ear wraps makes them hurt a little with extended use. My limit for these is about 90 minutes. from Amazon.com

Released	over 3 years ago
Design	Over the Ear
Usage	Consumer
Max. Power Handling	1000 mW
Plug Material	Gold
Cable Length	5 ft.
Compatibility	Personal Audio
Connectivity	Cable
Driver Unit Size	30 mm
Frequency Response	20 Hz - 24000 kHz
Impedance	24 ohm
MPN	mdrq22lp
Plug Type	3.5 mm
Sensitivity	103 dB
Sound Mode	Stereo
UPC	027242613300
Volume Control	Without Volume Control
Warranty	90 Days
Weight	1.23 oz.

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