Not that good earphone.... Mic input is also pretty bad for its price....... There's an earphone called boarlt basshead 225...... In all respects it the best

Very bad ..Dont Buy...one side is not working.........................................................................................................

I'm usually pretty rough on earbuds, so I've stuck with the cheapest Skullcandys for years. I'd rather be out $8 than $20 if I lose them or my cat tries to kill them, y'know? I snagged a pair of these on sale a little over a year ago and they've held up spectacularly, and have some half-decent audio...

These activate Siri. I don't know why. I have read other reviewers that have had the same problem.

Use primarily traveling to / from work. Falls out of ears too easily = disappointing.

Durable; Great Sound

Falls Off/Out Of Ear

I purchased these earbuds for listening to audiobooks and was so impressed I purchased an additional three pairs. However, for music I switch to my Boss IEII'S as there simply is no comparison in the sound qulity. I must note that when I purchased these the shipping was FREE.

These headphones were a quick purchase to replace another set of Sony headphones I had at work. I chose these over the cheaper, MDR-EX10LP, thinking the extra couple dollars would result in better quality sound.

Cheap

Poor Quality

No volume control unless you use Sony's phone; in which case you can download a software to enable the ear phone volume control

The first impression is very good. Surprisingly balanced sound for the money. The trunks come with three different size options on the plugs. Feels comfortable in the ears, good cord length, good frequency range and slim bass. Definitely affordable.

I get so annoyed with people who expect the earth for nothing. These are cheap headphones that sound great. I paid under a tenner and I know that at some point the cables might fail and they probably won't last a year but I use them every day and I might just as easily catch them in a zip or lose...