Sony MDR AS210 Sport Headphones Black Review

My second pair, I wear them every day at work and in attics and basements, the sound is good, they fit fantastic, they don't fall off and don't hurt my ears, the only reason i had to buy another pair was i accidentally stumbled on my old ones and they still worked lol but the plastic was broken and i thought i'd better get a few more

My second pair, I wear them every day at work and in attics and basements, the sound is good, they fit perfectly, they don't fall and don't do me hurt ears the only reason i had to buy another pair is because i accidentally stumbled across my old ones and they still worked lol but the plastic was busted and i thought i'd better get a few more

My previous two headphones were Sony MDR-J10 and I was about to buy another pair when the last one ran out but saw they were discontinued. I liked their style, with hooks that allow the headphones to hang in your ears and speakers that clip to your ear but don't necessarily fit inside. The MDR-AS210/B follows the same style, except the hooks reconnect to the headset at the bottom. Also, the AS210/B hooks aren't made out of the hard plastic of the J10, but out of a soft, rubber-like material. I…

Well I've had several headphones of this form factor from Sony in the past. I like the design. i love bass This is the best headphone design. To my ears they are very comfortable and have great bass. BUT. Unfortunately, they sound like you've wrapped your head in a thick towel and tried to listen through the towel with in-ear headphones. I mean, besides the bass, the real highs or highs are very muted in my opinion. It just lacks that punch and clarity of sound. And sometimes you can hear a…

Bought these to replace my old favorite Sony MDR-J10 headphones. This is the next model after and after trying them I miss my old ones. These AS210 are not upgrades, they are downgrades. The "sticky plastic" that makes up the earhook is flexible and not as rigid as the older J10 models. It's okay, I can forgive it, even though it's harder for me to pierce my earlobe. The main complaint is the material the plastic is made of. It's not smooth plastic like all headphones are made these days, these