🎧 Red Panasonic RP-HJE125E-R Wired Earphones - Optimal for Enhanced Performance Review

I find the ergofit earplugs more comfortable than the round earplugs. I've bought a few of these, but my family keeps "borrowing" them. I think they are a good buy for the money.

These headphones sound really good. What I like best is their durability, so often the headphones start wheezing and lose connection. NOT THIS! Other Panasonic headphones I've had have withstood a lot of abuse and still work great. I bought new ones because I lost the old ones. Enjoy!

Worked great right out of the box but after daily office use and some occasional travel they have cracked. The left ear basically stopped working (it just makes a low sound) and the speaker shade in the right ear fell out at some point, most likely we won't be buying another Panasonic product in the future.

They are actually made for the human ear; one for right, one for left. The sound is good, comfortable to wear for several hours, lasts a long time with fairly heavy use. I bought a few more sets after the first one, fearing they would be discontinued. I bought the first set after the original ones stopped working in February 2016. I'm still using that first set.

After spending 2 or 3 times as much on headphones I decided on these. For that money they get a solid three. Not for those who want great sound quality - they do their job - but that's all they do. Plus, they last just as long as more expensive headphones. After the nine hundredth time, they tangle and unravel, one side going out, then the other. Then I'll buy another cheap pair.

For the price these are Revain's best headphones. They sound almost as good as the Audio Technica ATH-M50X. They have the perfect balance of highs and lows, and while they don't block noise very well, they're only $10, so don't expect that. Another plus of these headphones is that they are very durable. Mine has been washed many times and still works. The headphones also fit my ear very well and they even came in three different sizes. The headphones are also well made for the price. Other…

After spending 2 or 3 times more on headphones I settled on these. For that money they get a solid three. Not for those who want great sound quality - they do their job - but that's all they do. Plus, they last just as long as more expensive headphones. After the nine hundredth time, they tangle and unravel, one side going out, then the other. Then I'll buy another cheap pair.

Reliability is more important to me than sound. Tired of changing headphones but afraid to go back to more expensive ones as Shures and Belkins also failed. These Panasonics didn't even last a year. I wear headphones at my desk and walk around town. Hardly any rough use, but the tone faded, the wires would loosen and then snap. They fit my small ear canals well and I kept the small caps.

For many years I have used a very, very similar looking Panasonic HJE 120, the sound quality of which has declined recently. I was happy to find that this 125 is just as comfortable and sounds just as good as the old HJE 120 (which is still on sale). Now the 120s sound awful but these sound great. The key to optimizing the sound of these types of earphones is choosing the correct earcup size from the sizes provided. Choose the largest ear cups that fit comfortably in your ear. Ear pads that are

If like me you tend to research your to death look no further! Not only did I research, I've had at least half a dozen of these over the past few years. They are what they appear and have good sound quality and durability. In fact, they are quite comfortable. If you like this kind of in-ear/over-ear headphones, then you've come to the right place. I've found myself liking them even more than any wireless device I've bought for a lot more money. Of course I've killed a few of them, but I'm…