Review on Sony MDR-EX15LPW White In-Ear Headphones with MDREX15 by Kenta Saito

For the price, in my opinion, they play better than other models that are comparable (but they are still weaker than the predecessor to the Sony MH750). The price enables you to replace them as they break down, just like regular satellites that you would find on the street; this is what you require. You need to take something else with you if you want to truly immerse yourself in the music or just listen to it. Has pros: Juicy but with a gentle tone, and without an excessive amount of highs, unlike the majority of ears in this price bracket. When one is sufficiently submerged in the musical experience, one hardly notices them at all (for the level of cheap plugs, of course). The L-shaped plug, even if only for a little period of time, but significantly increases their lifespan. Got cons: Not very long lasting; I don't even make it past the first four months. They do not like the cold, even though this does not in any way impact the sound (no noise, when in touch with garments and other such things), but the wire turns to stone.