Sony MDR-EX155 In Ear Headphones Light Pink

Best Feature:NoneProduct Quality:mid at bestPerformance:okay but nothing special to note ofThe audio was underwhelming than what I expected, there wasn't any bass boost, the quality of sound is slightly okay tho my old one is louder..I was not able to test the noise cancellation yet so there's that.. the quality of the wires looks like they're easy to break so do not quote on me that regards with longevityAll in all if you want mid wired earphones then this one is your bet, otherwise find something better if you want something more oomph in your listening experience

Best Feature:design fits like a glove with my ears, also have multiple silicone rubber that have fitsProduct Quality:the product itself have some lacking features but the sound in general is already good for its price and longevity.Performance:I had this Earphones for 4 months after buying them from this store, recommendable for someone who is finding reliable and less costly products that would last for a long time, depends on how you use them.I do think this Earphones is good for the purpose for lasting a long time, and doesn't much hurt your ears after using them for a long period of time.

Broken out of the Box

Broken right out of the box. First, it was mislabeled at $20 or something, get to the register and it’s $50. But whatever, I needed new headphones right, and there aren’t many wired options anymore. The little button thing that’s suppose to pause/play would incessantly cause my music/YouTube to stop of its own accord and/or voice activate my phone. I’ve tested other pairs, it was just a problem with these. The problem is the headphones, not the device. Headphones wouldn’t even produce sound at all from laptop audio port. Will never buy headphones with start/stop button again. It is always annoying when you accidentally hit it, but these would just stop randomly, completely hands off, every 10-60 seconds. Gross waste of $50.

Comfortable with ok audio but awful mic and tangle like mad!

Purchased as an emergency replacement for £15 (now £18), so 'cheap but functional' was the goal but these don't quite deliver. They have mediocre (fairly flat) audio that's just about good enough considering the price but uninspiring if you want to really enjoy your music or video. The mic is truly awful though and rarely good enough for phone calls with even moderate ambient background noise. And the cords are simply too thin and flexible, meaning they tangle like you wouldn't believe! That said, they are quite comfortable for extended use, with a small driver body that doesn't put pressure on your ear cartilage. Despite that I really can't recommend them.

Dolby Atmos & Lossless supported! WOW!

Wow! Well, hello Dolby Atmos & Lossless for just over $50! -can’t complain!!!Yeah, some of the negatives from the other reviews might be true, BUT, the pros compensate for them! Unlike your typical cheap/tip-less earbuds, these STAY in your ears -just like expensive Apple AirPods do- minus the $200+ cost, and you get the benefits of no battery worries (which includes no drain on the host device when Bluetooth is on)..Sure, wired! The cables! -I hear you!If you can tolerate a slight worsened sound experience, but yourself a USB audio Bluetooth dongle that plugs into any powerbank, & then you’re all set for Bluetooth audio + tips that give you a seal (can’t fall out easily) + super battery life because it’s powered by a powerbank.

Solid earbuds

Got these on sale knowing Sony earbuds are of good quality. These are great - they have a good soundstage and enough bass that isn't overdone. They have 4 different eartips for different size ears - very small ones for those with small ears too. They work great at noise cancellation/suppression. It comes with the plastic thing to wrap the earbuds around, a nice touch that makes it easier to store. The only thing that isn't great is the thickness of the cable: it's very thin and will break easily if not taken care of - definitely can't just throw into a bag. The 3.5mm headphone jack means you can use it for computer audio, smartphone audio (newer ones require an adapter) or for airplane media. Good purchase if you want some solid earbuds that aren't overpriced.

Sound better than Airpod, used for handheld gaming

These headphones sound amazing for the value price they are at. Starting at $30, though I have seen them go for $15 often. I prefer the sound of these headphones to my Airpods Pro, and they fit better in my ears than my Airpods Pro. The fact that they are wired also means no bluetooth lag or disconnection, and they don't have to be charged to use them.They are obviously wired and have no internal software to make them as advanced as wireless earbuds, but they don't really need that. The seal of the ear tips makes a pseudo-noise cancelling experience that feels pretty good for the price. Calls can be placed or taken with the button on the cable and feels just as nice as wireless earbuds in call quality. Would need a lightning or USB-C dongle for most phones and ... MoreThese headphones sound amazing for the value price they are at. Starting at $30, though I have seen them go for $15 often. I prefer the sound of these headphones to my Airpods Pro, and they fit better in my ears than my Airpods Pro. The fact that they are wired also means no bluetooth lag or disconnection, and they don't have to be charged to use them.They are obviously wired and have no internal software to make them as advanced as wireless earbuds, but they don't really need that. The seal of the ear tips makes a pseudo-noise cancelling experience that feels pretty good for the price. Calls can be placed or taken with the button on the cable and feels just as nice as wireless earbuds in call quality. Would need a lightning or USB-C dongle for most phones and tablets for use, but I got this for most handheld gaming and they work great. Handheld gaming tested on 3DS, Switch, and Analogue Pocket to great success.Would recommend these for anyone looking for affordable but well built wired earbuds.