Panasonic RP HJE125 A Wired Earphones Blue Review

I've been using these for a few days now and can say the difference in sound quality between these and the headphones I use is absolutely amazing. I feel like everything sounds cleaner, clearer and smoother, and it's almost like putting on my glasses to my favorite music for the first time. I love it. That said, it's fair warning that they look and feel like $10 headphones, and there are already some scratchy spots when they turn on the jack. They'll probably only last me a few months, but for…

This is my third pair. I use them DAILY. The first pair she forgot to wash and they were washed and ruined. The third pair, I love them, the sound quality is very good, not top notch but much better than the cheap ones. Dear, I said I use them daily, they have never exploded or lost quality. They are durable sleeping on them, throwing them in backpacks or bags, leaving them in hot cars and surviving 12 hour work days and hours of use visiting your mother in law lol. I can highly recommend that.

I have played in several bands and been a studio musician for a while but many headphones are not comfortable for me. Also, I can't stand crappy sound, especially uneven spectral response. I've bought many of these pairs over the years (they're great, but over time two teenagers will find ways to tear or lose them and then grab yours when you're not looking). They are durable, comfortable and I haven't found anything that compares in design and quality for the price. Ironically, I find the…

I like these headphones, I think I had 10 pairs. I'm usually a headphone snob (I have a Sony MDR 7506, Sony WH1000XM2, Sennheiser hd598 and I really don't like bad headphones). Compared to my SHURE 215 in-ear headphones, they have 90% better sound quality, hear all frequencies and are much more comfortable. In fact, these are the most comfortable headphones I've ever had and the only ones I wear for 8-10 hours straight. They're virtually indestructible, I've had a few washes (sound quality has…

Pros: * These devices offer high quality sound reproduction. * There is some blocking or isolation of external noise, but you can still hear external noise well enough to react to it. * They are durable. I wear a pair on my bike and the cable is always loose and I've never had a smooth and choppy sound. * Comes with different sizes of headphones so you can choose the one that suits you best. * The microphone also worked very well and the button on it answered the call. *The front-facing…

I compare them to my old Panasonic headphones (recommended by Revain) and my large JVC on-ear headset. This is a good headphone. The frequency response corresponds to that stated on the packaging and the sound quality is decent at medium volume. The driver housing is a few millimeters smaller than other, more popular Panasonic headphones, which makes them more comfortable for me, even before I switch to a smaller set of silicone ear tips (they come with middle ears installed, one pair at a…

I've tried many sub-$35 headphones over the years. I've bought a lot of cheap headphones; I tend to hit 'em, confuse 'em, rip 'em, sink 'em, get 'em dirty and lose 'em. So I don't want to spend money on audiophile quality headphones and I think anyone looking for that kind of quality should look at big Sennheiser or other cans instead. Wide range of music genres and better sound than some headphones I've paid triple the price for. Not audiophile quality, but a pretty good mix of saturation and…