Best Sony Ear Buds

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Sony MDR-EX75/BLK

$32.00 Est. at Amazon

from b from santa rosa, ca, www.circuitcity.com
short cord is great with my ipod, and it comes with an extension that is just the right length on my motorcycle.
from Johnnylo from Cincinnati, www.circuitcity.com
these buds are an excellent value, and i would recommend them as an upgrade over 90% of the earbuds packaged with most mp3 players.
from www.amazon.com
but in the morning commute in nyc walking on the street and in the subway i can actually hear the bass in the 71s, whilst in the 75s i have to either pump up the volume (so the highs are a bit too
from www.amazon.com
i can hear every bite, gulp, slurp and smack as if it were coming out of my ipod at full volume.
from www.amazon.com
i use my mp3 for running so it is important that the buds are comfortable and that they stay in my ears.

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Positives: Design: Ear Buds, Usage: Consumer, Max. Power Handling: 100 mW, Compatibility: Personal Audio

2 RECOMMENDED by 14 people for OVERALL

Sony MDR-E10LPH Consumer

$14.00 Est. at Amazon

Positives: Design: Ear Buds, Usage: Consumer, Max. Power Handling: 50 mW, Compatibility: Personal Audio

3 RECOMMENDED by 7 people for OVERALL

SONY MDREX500LP PREMIUM EX MONITOR HPH

$102.00 Est. at Amazon

Positives: Design: Ear Buds, Max. Power Handling: 200 mW, Connectivity: Cable, Sound Mode: Stereo

4 RECOMMENDED by 19 people for OVERALL

Sony MDR-EX55/BLK

$26.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.amazon.com
running these flat results in a bass heavy sound with little midrange and treble response.
from www.amazon.com
the first thing i'll mention is if you don't have an eq on your mp3 player then you should probably pass on these.
from www.amazon.com
just purchased these sony's for use with my creative zen nano plus (they're my 1st earbuds).

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Positives: Design: Ear Buds, Usage: Consumer, Max. Power Handling: 100 mW, Compatibility: Personal Audio

5 RECOMMENDED by 5 people for OVERALL

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anyway, even with the price of these at most stores running
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because i was wearing a wool sweater and the wool peacoat
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i have another sony headset (sports headset) its good but
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to running and i have no problems keeping them in my ears.
from www.amazon.com
ever since i got my first walkman as a teen, i've used

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Positives: Design: Ear Buds, Usage: Consumer, Max. Power Handling: 50 mW, Plug Type: 3.5 mm

Sony MDR-ED21LP

$21.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.abt.com
If they stayed in my ears a little better I could recommend them for use while exercising.
from shopping.msn.com
I lost these at the gym.
from shopping.msn.com
overall a very good headphones for jogging or workouts.
from www.pricegrabber.com
I use them for running and they stay in place.

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Positives: Design: Ear Buds, Usage: Consumer, Max. Power Handling: 50 mW, Sound Mode: Stereo

Sony Fontopia MDR-E818LP Consumer

$14.00 Est. at Amazon

from Nico 619, reviews.cnet.com
So I just walked in the store and took these, cheap earbuds (I'm on a tight budget), and got wowed by the superb sound.
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- they are easily jarred loose with lots of bodily movement (good for desk jockeys and rollerblading, not running)
from www.amazon.com
I never had a problem with them being uncomfortable, but they do tend to fall out from time to time when running/working out, which is the main purpose I have them.
from www.amazon.com
These particular headphones would be especially good for movement -- such as while jogging, mowing the lawn, running, or lifting weights.

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Positives: Design: Ear Buds, Usage: Consumer, Max. Power Handling: 50 mW, Compatibility: Personal Audio,Sport Activities

Sony MDR-EX90LP Consumer

$40.00 Est. at Amazon

from cnote78z, reviews.cnet.com
having recently purchased a new mp3 player i wanted to pair it with a great pair of headphones.
from Gabe from Sacramento, www.circuitcity.com
don't feel like they will fall out when im at the gym.
from katty from Buffalo, NY, www.circuitcity.com
these sound great and have a perfect fit in my ear...do not fall out at the gym!!
from Jeff from Chicago, IL, www.circuitcity.com
ipod has a new life as i hear instruments in songs i never heard before (low frequency end).
from BillM from Port Richey, FL, www.circuitcity.com
i have an ipod nano.

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Positives: Design: Ear Buds, Usage: Consumer, Plug Material: Gold, Plug Type: 3.5 mm

Sony Fontopia MDREX51LP Consumer

$23.00 Est. at Amazon

Positives: Design: Ear Buds, Usage: Consumer, Plug Material: Gold, Plug Type: 3.5 mm

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