THey don't fit close enough to the ears for my taste - so all the background noise is very apparent.
Bought mine at a Target store at twice the price.
Be careful though , if you are rough on your equipment these headphones are not for you.
I have a pair of Sennheiser HD580 Precision Audiophile Headphones.
I have been looking for a pair of over the ear headphones because my Sony MDREX85LP sound great but give me some ear fatigue.
After reading all of the reviews I decided to give these headphones a try.
Before purchasing the Sennheiser CX380 headphones I used either cheaper ($30-$40) Sony in-ear headphones or more expensive Shure ($100+) in ear headphones.
Estos audifonos son realmente perfectos.
I wasn't really wanting to spend this much on a pair of earphones, but decided to splurge a little since I had already spent a wad on a pair of Etymotic and returned them, plus I had always heard Sennheiser made super quality electronics.
Most headphones I've tried have been to fragile, breaking after a couple months due to repetitive motion.
A very good headset.
My cubicle neighbor compared it to the koss portapro with me.
Excellent product!!
This product is one of the latest ones by Koss and has really a good bass like Senheiser headphones.
Cheap headphones I have to adjust all the time.
Highs are crisp and tight, and low frequencies are full without ever sounding aggressive like some cheaper headphones with Super Bass features.
I am surprised that just 3 reviews have been posted.
I bought the Bose around-ear headphones for traveling and light home use and they did sound great but I wasn't happy with spending well over a $100 for a pair of headphones.
I wanted something lightweight that sounded great and the JVC hits on both items.
I wanted something for air travel (so folding) that sounded better than ear buds and would block-out background noise, so these were a good choice.
i was looking for a pair of earbuds that would stay in my ears walking to/from class and working out and they definitely exceeded my expectations.
they stay in place and they have a nice feature that allows you to attach them to each other when not in use so that they don't get tangled up.
they stay in place and are comfortable to wear and the price was perfect!
every other set has ended up breaking because the wires got exposed and ripped in half.when i first got these, they seemed bigger than i'd like, but that turned out to be good - they stay in place!
the earbuds work well, and the construction is pretty sturdy.
If you need something for the gym, get some good old fashioned headphones.
As another reviewer here said, these earphones can shock you.
As far as cheapo ear buds go, these do the job.
Lightweight headphones with excellent sound.
However, my last, blue Sony earbuds broke after 2 years.
I just got this headphone a few days ago.
The sound was excellent but it was too bulky and too heavy, the headphones kept falling off my ears!
With a partial hearing impairment, most affordable earbuds are useless to me, even if they'll stay in my ear.
So I use the Sony MDR-Q22LP model for long periods of time.
I really like these headphones.
you can walk around with the klipsch image all day long and
seal and then some joker walks up and starts talking to you.
on my iphone the eq must be set at reduced treble to drown out the highs a bit so some lows can be heard.
for activities that require one to turn the volume down to increase the external auditory senses, like jogging on busy streets, they may not be a good idea.
the ipod nano only cost $140.00 spending 2 times that for the headphones is crazy.
it's not classified as noise canceling, but it acts just like it.
it does block out the background noises very well.
i own a pair of shure e2cs, and while the noise isolation isn't as good as those, it's quite good for the price.
they say they are not noise-canceling but they do a great job of it.
it's nice that they block out a lot of the noise around you, so you don't have to turn up the volume as loud as with other headphones.
Finally headphones made for kids.
I bought these headphones before my 2 year old daughter and I were flying cross-country.
I bought these headphones for my three year old for a trip across the country on an airplane.
I bought these headphones for my two and half year old girl to use with an iPod Touch.
Pros: I liked the inline volume control.
I have realy small ears, so normaly earbuds arent for me, but these are pretty awesome headphones.
These are a real value, this being the second pair I've bought.
FINALLY a pair of earbuds that don't fall out.
I'm using this with my Zen Creative Touch, they are, simply put, the perfect headphones.
I had done a great deal of research before purchasing NC headphones for a trip overseas.
I purchased the headphones with the expectation of getting noise cancelling and a decent sound quality for a reasonable price.
I did a lot of research prior to purchasing my pair of Noise Cancelling Headphones.
These are the type of noise canceling headphones which generate white noise as part of noise reduction.
Whether noise reduction is on or off, these headphones are not well suited for this type of music in my opnion.
Best sound ever from earphones, but wax does build up fast and appearance ethetics collapse with waxy buildup on ear cushions.
For those of you who aren't up to speed on audiophile toys, Shure are manufacturers of studio monitor equipment.
got these as replacements for previous set that ended up with broken wire at plug (shure e2c).
Granted they are not as good as studio headphones/earbuds, but they're a fraction of the price and get the job done.
Based on the good reviews I tried the Shure SE115.
Awesome wireless headphones.
I am very pleased with the sound and clearity of this product, I would highly recommend it to any one.
If you turn your head a little wrong the IR will lose connection and the sound will cut out.
I purchased two of these products.
I was ecstatic to discover that these headphones are fully compatible with the IR transmitter that came (from AMAZON) with my "Able Planet Sound Clarity Infrared Headphone with Single Source Transmitter".
the controls were easy to understand and it is a good game but it wasern't as good as i expected after playing athens 2004
the company always noted that it created bass without the use of a bass boost on most cd and mp3 players....i never really thought so and never tried it out with my other heaphones...i love bass, who
iphone users, beware, no bluetooth headsets work for music due to the iphone software.
cd's, movies and mp3's 192kbps or more come through with amazing quality and clarity.
sound, the sound is good if you compare them with a us 10 dollars headphones or the ones that came with your mp3 player, the sound is just a bit better if you compare them with sennheiser px 100
i use these mainly while playing video games late at night as not to disturb my family.
cons: lacking bass - uncomfortable
you would not believe the things that go on in the background during live recordings.
sidebar: over the years i have turned to bose headphones (quiet comfort as well as their in-ear) and speakers.
games
One thing is for sure Creative made this Headphone with their hearts....
Best Headphones I've ever purchased - the noise canceling feature is way better than Bose headphones, and the X-Fi Cystalizer and X-Fi CMSS-3D buttons really do work by improving an mp3's sound quality with an additional surround sound effect.
Of course noise reduction is not 100% eliminated, results are amazing but if you use them in a low noise room you will notice a very low white-noise sound that I guess is a natural response originated from the internal microphones, so creative: You s...
First off, I love the noise-cancelling and sound quality of these headphones.
I bought the Creative Aurvana vs.
The sounds that "impact" your ears on regular headphones circumvent your ear canals with the Ultrasones.
Great dynamic range and they are so nice that you forget you have them on, as long as you are sitting up - if you plan on lying down with your head on a pillow, you may feel them slightly as with all headphones.
The Ultrasone Proline 2500 throw a unique, spherical headstage, with each instrument/vocal anchored solidly in 3-D space.
These headphones are made of a kind of plastic that does not appear to cause vibrations or resonance that effects the sound quality.
As a student, I always have headphones in my ears.
These do not block out extraneous sounds (like when you're at the gym) as well as my more expensive Ultimate Ears Super Fi 3.
In the past, some have made my ears feel itchy after wearing them all evening or afternoon, especially if I'm walking or moving around a lot.
When I saw the MetroFi 220 Ultimate Ears MetroFi 220 Noise Isolating Earphones I knew I wanted to try them.
I replaced the Metro.
For $15 or less retail, these are shockingly competent sealed headphones that are both dynamic and comfortable to wear for hours at a time.
I bought these headphones for work.
I just got these the other day and all I have to say is that they are vary good for the price you pay.
I use these headphones mainly while I'm running.
JVC is producing winners with a series of very good headphones.
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