Sony Extra Bass Bluetooth Headphones - Top Wireless Sports Earbuds with Mic, IPX4 Splashproof, Stereo Comfort for Gym, Running, Workout - 8.5 Hour Battery Life - Black Review

They are great when you fit them directly to your ears. I wish there was a passive filter that would allow me to hear outside noise as it is very isolating. The mic is decent, but it keeps ringing when he says "I can't hear you well." coming back to lower my vision because the rubber tips keep falling off and getting lost. I worry too much about her integrity and keep checking to see if I've lost her (again). I usually just buy new rubber tips and keep a few spares on hand but unfortunately…

I got lucky and bought these headphones for $38. The four-year extended warranty costs only two dollars more. Thank you Revin! As a musician I can say that these headphones sound fantastic. It's true that you can feel a lot of bass in some genres of music, but you can get used to it. Extra bass in her name! There's also a free EQ 10 app that lets you customize the sound (in iTunes) to your liking. I removed some bass, added some mids and highs, and now the sound sparkles! Many people complain…

It's a shame these wireless/bluetooth headphones are so inconvenient as they work well and sound good. Setup (pairing) is easy and it has voice feedback to let you know when you're connected etc. It comes with several pairs of earbuds in different sizes. The only problem is that they are very uncomfortable to wear for more than a few minutes as the part that is inserted into the external ear canal is a relatively rigid plastic tube that is cushioned somewhat by the removable plug part supplied…

Bought in the Christmas sale for $40. I thought I was updating from my wireless skull ink device which bluetooth keeps dropping depending on how I hold my head. I was very disappointed. Their regular retail price is $80. I think, and I was only certain, that they would blow up my $40 Skull Candy Ink headphones, WRONG. Pros: NEVER lost bluetooth connection with my phone at the gym. Cons: 1) Interesting design with a "hook" that fits into the ear comb to hold them in place. - Problem: I can't…

I've been using various Bluetooth sports headsets since 2008 and my first was the Motorola S9. Lots of options now and I've recently used a cheaper brand (£15) and the sounds were ok but it only took 8 months for it to stop working on one side so I went with the mid range version, the Sony MDR-XB50BS and here is the summary: Connectivity (9/10) No problem here, my phone recognized the device and connected straight away. I found NFC very useful, just tap the back of your phone and the headset…

This is my first proper pair of decent headphones and I don't think I'll be updating anytime soon. First of all I would like to address some complaints I have about this. For one, they are difficult to assemble the first time. For example, I spent 15 minutes putting them in, but once you have the right earcup and Qing Aize, they're easy to put in and out. Once they appear in the second there is a small issue, the size. They are very large and can attract attention because they are so large. But