I picked this up by chance for $19 at walmart to use with my FT-950. Best $19 ever spent on a set of headphones. I have had others and these sony V150's are far superior in sound and comfort. No unwanted white noise like I had with other headphones, just the sounds that you need to hear.

Only buy these if the following are your guidelines: 1. You don't really care much about sound quality. -- The sound you get from these headphones, while better than a good amount of closed headphones for $20, is still mediocre.

These are pretty decent inexpensive headphones. They have some pretty alright bass, but not too much to overpower the treble or clearness. The design seem pretty simple and they are comfortable enough to listen for a long time. It may get uncomfortable after a few hours.

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I actually purchased these headphones for my 16-year-old son. He has given them two thumbs up . . . and he has been using them a lot since he got them for Christmas.

I tried headphone after headphone and had about given up on finding a pair I liked for my iPhone (1g), then I tried these and was amazed. I head nuances of music I had not heard with any of the other headphones (both over the head and earbud).

I bought these to go with a Sony portable DVD player. The sound qualitiy is excellent and they are comfortable to wear. The DVD player has very limited sound volume, so these are a great addition to the product and also keep the sound private so as not to disturb others.

Even for a cheap price of less than £12, these are not good headphones from Sony. Disappointing aspects are: - fuzzy woofled bass; - hissy treble; - very uncomfortable on the ear cartilege, after only short periods of use. Cheap, but not the usual Sony quality.

For the money, you can't really go wrong. This is the 2nd pair i've had. Just keep them away from kids though, as they don't react to well to kids yanking on the leads, as i found out.