Review on 🎧 Sony MDRXB50AP Black Earbud Headphones/Headset: Enhanced Bass & Mic for Phone Calls by Phil Anderson

This is a review of the Sony MDRXB50AP Extra Bass In-Ear Headphones. Conclusion - In the search for the perfect set, I tried many different headphones. Some of the headphones I've used are Bose, Shure, ATH, etc. In short, I learned a valuable lesson. What makes headphones great is the fit (comfort), the amount of undistorted bass, as well as the quality. For me, every headphone I tried had some kind of problem. The Bose is nice and crisp but lacks the bass I like. The Shure 215K I bought was very clean, had good bass, but it took too long to fit in the ear and get a good fit. (The Shure headphones are on-ear, and the in-ear headphones have a dangling cord.) The ATH CRK10 feels a little heavy on the ears, but it delivers a balanced sound. In my opinion, these headphones are my new favorite. and now my everyday life. They are light, comfortable and sound very good to me. I can get good highs and mids and they have a little bass boost compared to others and my Samsung OEM guy. What sets them apart is that they have excellent bass with no loss of mids and highs and that the bass isn't too clipped or distorted. It's strong but complete. In terms of features, they also have a lot of nice features and I will give you a quick overview below. Advice. If I've learned anything, never believe that a high price means a better sound. Sound is very subjective for the listener. These were very good value headphones that sound great and got me sounding better and better for what I like - enjoy as headphones cost 3-6x more. I will update this review. Overall very satisfied and would definitely recommend. Features - Flat cable which is perfect to avoid tangling. - The cable is not thick and durable at the same time. - The design looks great, they are lightweight and fit really well. (They also come with four different sizes of ear tips. X is small, small, medium, and large.) - Has a built-in microphone that works well for hands-free calls on my cell phone. logo on the side. Big driver. 12mm. (Headphone drivers are typically 8mm to 15mm and headphones up to 50mm.) They use a dynamic driver that is good for bass and uses little power. - Has a ratio of 110 dB / mW. - Frequency range 4-24,000 Hz. (Most headphones only have 20 Hz in the low range and around 20-22 kHz in the high range. - The connector is 90 degree angled and gold plated for maximum sound quality. - 16 ohm impedance and 100 mW power iPods, phones, etc. will work and do not require an amplifier.)