Sony Fontopia MDREX51LP Consumer Headphones Reviews

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Get some Sennheiser CX300s, 400s, or 500s instead. As someone who has spent the past 10 years working with audio gear, trust me on this one. This is not brand favoritism, as I have other Sony headphones that I like (check out my headphones list). These are just bad. from Amazon.com I like these headphones, they are very good and not expensive as Bose. The problem was that before the three months they began to fail. The good thing is that the Sony warranty dept answered to my warranty requests. from Amazon.com It's an awesome earphones for the money, I got the new EX51LP for 12 USD! Make sure you got one in sealed box, others seem to be fake without original box. It has great bass, better than the more expensive Sony EX71LP. One important tip: You have to put it INSIDE your ears to benefit the great sound from it. from Amazon.com I perviously had a white pair that one ear bud stopped working after a year and a half so natrually I decided to buy the same earbuds but black this time. After 4 months one day in the gym the left earbud just stopped working. I have read the horrible reviews and the horrible customer service from sony so sadly I will NEVER buy another Sony product again. from Amazon.com These can be found pretty cheap, so you may be very happy with them if you don't like a strong high range. In-ears tend to be bassy, and these are too, but they lack definition in the treble range. I have a pair of fontopia 21s that I like better, and they're cheaper. from Amazon.com I have small ears, and these work very well, and stay where they are supposed to. I have tried the kind that just go in your outer ear, and they always make my ears hurt because they are too big, but they also fall out a lot. I can listen to music for a couple of hours and not have any pain from the Fontopia headphones. The only thing you can't do while using these is eat. from Amazon.com Between my wife and I we have had 4 pairs of these earphones and everyone of them were excellent. I have tried a couple of different brands of similar (in ear) design headphones and I keep on going back to Sony. The sound quality has been excellent, very well balanced unlike other brands that tend to bias the bass too much. from Amazon.com I purchased this product but returned it the same day. I did not like the sound or headphone quality. My other Sony headphone stopped working in one ear, and this one did not have the same high-quality sound. I love music, but don't like spending a lot on headphones. from Amazon.com I originally had Sony MDR-EX71LP's for $49.99. They delivered well-balanced sound and they lasted a long time. from Amazon.com Back when I bought the first pair, they were among several different brands I bought from our friendly local SellMore. They didn't have demo models, so I just bought one of each brand/model that was in this price range, took them all home to listen, and returned the ones I didn't like. These Sonys were hands down the best sounding, they're comfortable enough to wear for hours on a stretch, and they totally block out the sound of the jerk in the cube next to me when he's on his conference calls. For $20 buds, you can't beat 'em. from Amazon.com

Released	over 3 years ago
Design	Ear Buds
Usage	Consumer
Compatibility	Personal Audio
Connectivity	Cable
Cable Length	4 ft.
Driver Unit Size	9 mm
Frequency Response	6 Hz - 23000 kHz
Impedance	16 ohm
MPN	MDR-EX51LPN
Plug Material	Gold
Plug Type	3.5 mm
Sensitivity	100 dB
Sound Mode	Stereo
UPC	840356599052
Volume Control	Without Volume Control
Weight	0.1 oz.

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