Sony MDR-EX10LP/DBL Cobalt Blue Earbud Headphones Review

Sometimes I wonder if competitors (people) get paid to write negative comments about their competition. In this case Sony headphones. I'm a musician and when I heard them I couldn't believe the FULL sound. The balance between bass, middle and treble is very well adjusted. The highs are neither too bright nor artificial when dubbed, and the orchestral sound is full, lively and rich. I had a pair of $100 headphones that sounded half as good as these. Those who like "real, not artificially…

I have to say that for so much money (I paid $8.08) for a dark blue pair the quality is pretty decent. Again, given the price, my expectations were pretty low. The cable is long enough but not too long. I bought these to carry on my desk so I can listen to the radio while I work. As a result, I often only wear one earphone so I can still hear what's going on around me in the office. One feature I like is that there's a small "slider" at the top of the cables that you can move up and down to…

They're comfortable and if you can get the full sound out of them, they sound great. The problem is inside. When earwax builds up on the ear cups (a little white spongy bit that's supposed to keep the stuff from getting into the earbud speaker), the sound degrades. I tried scraping them off, it worked for a while but soon after I found I had to peel them off to get the full sound. The headphones were comfortable, but then again, they only lasted about a year before one side started…

These headphones have great sound and are very comfortable the sound is excellent for the price but after buying 8 pairs from Revain and other sellers I have not won buy them again. The cables just aren't strong. For example I'm at the gym reaching for something, maybe my hand got caught on the cord and he yanked out the phone, just a normal occurrence that can happen when I'm working out and have long cords hanging down. nothing violent. But a headphone no longer works and it is usually not…

I used them in high school and now I know why! They are very comfortable, noise canceling and crystal clear. I went through probably 10 pairs of them. I like cheap headphones so I usually settle for these headphones, the Apple headphones and the Skullcandy headphones simply because I find they are the smallest headphone size to stay snug and comfortable for hours. Although the bass could have been a bit higher, they are cool. I love them because the aux out has an L-shaped curve, unlike most…

I bought these to replace a pair I bought at my local store a few years ago for just a few dollars more. I was hoping they would be the same as the ones I bought at retail but unfortunately they are not. The bass isn't that clear, it almost rattles when played loudly. I can't max them out on my Droid Razr Maxx or it sounds terrible. My 3 year old Sony didn't have this problem. Update: I bought them in early August. They stay on my desk at work and are used 40 hours a week. The right handset…

I love Sony in-ear headphones. I have small ears and the Apple earbuds fall out or get stuck so I can't wear them for more than 2 minutes without a lot of pain. So I tried original Sony headphones and they were perfect. However, I often use headphones. Due to the nature of my work I have to buy a new pair every 2 or 3 months. I wear them all the time and work in a physical environment where they get caught on things and the cord snaps. However, they hold up well and last a lot longer than some…