🎧 Sony MDREX15LP Earphones in Black Review

Not happy I left my last pair at the gym thinking they were lost but someone put them on the table after I ordered them. I just switched to them last week, I ordered them on 12/17 so to say the least I was pissed when only one side worked and it was too late to send them back. garbage complete. Got what I paid for. Garbage.

The cables are a bit thinner than other Sony headphones I've bought, but they still hold up after six months of use. Not sure how long they will last. They have too much treble for me so I adjusted the equalizer on my iPhone to compensate. I mainly use them for lawn mowing and other outdoor work and they isolate noise well.

These are great headphones, but there is one downside: the cables can be easily plugged in from the headphones or the input jack, and then you just have to plug an ear ( or no ears) works. This is easy to fix. Simply apply super glue to the wires where they connect to the headphones and input jack. This protects them from delamination and failure. If I do that, one set will last me a year, even with intensive training.

I bought these in April and in June, THREE MONTHS LATER, the right side of the earbud stopped working. I can't use Apple headphones because they hurt my ears and I bought Skullcandy exclusively before I bought it. Skullcandy typically lasts a year before a side fails. These Sony headphones last three months. However, they are very comfortable and I think they are great for listening to podcasts/audiobooks. I don't normally listen to music through headphones, but when I did they worked fine. If…

These are very basic headphones. The good news is that they're comfortable, and the interchangeable earcups offer a snug and comfortable fit. The bad news is that they're pretty low quality, lack bass and have an overall tinny sound. Not that for a little over $11 (which is how much I paid) you can expect much. But then again, I've gotten better fidelity from slightly cheaper regular Bluetooth headphones from companies like Anker. Again, I wanted them to be comfortable (listening in bed) and…

I only wear it to sleep, I hear white noise. These are the ONLY headphones small enough for my ears. And the actual plastic part of the mic is small/not bulky enough for me to sleep on my side comfortably. Well, for rigorous music listening, they probably aren't the best. I wore a pair every night for over a year before one side stopped working. They are not durable if a pet catches them. My cat ruined the pair (wire part) with one bite.

Time for something else! They are inexpensive, comfortable enough with decent sound quality. However, I can't get a pair that lasts more than a few months. First, a channel begins to fall off, and then disappears completely. Then the other channel does the same. I think you really do get what you pay for most of the time. So if you're looking for something that can only be used once, then this is fine for you. However, if you don't want to keep ordering again and again, look elsewhere.

I bought them in April and in June, THREE MONTHS LATER, the right side of the earbud stopped working. I can't use Apple headphones because they hurt my ears and I bought Skullcandy exclusively pre-purchase. Skullcandy typically lasts a year before a side fails. These Sony headphones last three months. However, they are very comfortable and I think they are great for listening to podcasts/audiobooks. I don't normally listen to music through headphones, but when I did they worked fine. If you're…