This earphone is having good quality sound,no heavy bass is there but a decent bass.you are getting a balanced sound. If you're a pure music lover not bass lover then go for it and watching movies you getting good experience.product is genuine and well packaging by croma.and is available at very affordable price than any other in market.

We bought JBL, Huawei, Samsung and Sony earphones in the same price range. So far I have to say that Sony has the best sound quality, with nice bass in this product lineup. The overall quality is ok, the product feels comfortable to use. The only thing that could be interesting, most of the earphones came with the same length of left and right cable, only the Samsung has an asymmetric one.

The product is better than the \"small good taste\". This word is very suitable for this headset. like a small boxing model, but heavy punch and can knock other headphones that are bigger than comfortable compared to. The price is worth the price of the thousand one. buy here at the flash sale price, it is worth the sound out. the sound is clear. the bass is a child. each one is too heavy than the volume. 106 db, if loud to 120 dB, do not listen to the main road. It tells you how to look at the low and high low noise area, this one is less than 5Hz, while the general ear is 20Hz, the sharp drag far to 25000Hz, which is generally 20Hz-only 20000Hz, this is 5Hz-25000Hz plus minus and then the difference is that the stage sound is wide, but do not be afraid of the ... MoreThe product is better than the \"small good taste\". This word is very suitable for this headset. like a small boxing model, but heavy punch and can knock other headphones that are bigger than comfortable compared to. The price is worth the price of the thousand one. buy here at the flash sale price, it is worth the sound out. the sound is clear. the bass is a child. each one is too heavy than the volume. 106 db, if loud to 120 dB, do not listen to the main road. It tells you how to look at the low and high low noise area, this one is less than 5Hz, while the general ear is 20Hz, the sharp drag far to 25000Hz, which is generally 20Hz-only 20000Hz, this is 5Hz-25000Hz plus minus and then the difference is that the stage sound is wide, but do not be afraid of the middle voice will rewind and light with the 12 mm driver. The sound of the voice is full. of course, it is loud. I have to spend a lot of cotton bud to draw a ear wax. it is the top of the small version, it will not be just the xb55ap. EXTRA BASS only. do not think so much. the sound is good. this is a good buy. the more you play the game. if the bomb is just one. The sound is nuclear.

Quality:BadPerformance:BadThese are OEMs not “authentic” Sony earphones. The sound quality is all over the place and is not equal volume on both end. The quality of the product is not as refined as a real Sony product. I do not recommend this product at all.

Quality:not so great. kinda flat musicPerformance:works wellChanged my rating to 1 star. 2 weeks used and today 23rd Dec, left side earphone not working. Duh

The once-great Sony wired earbud models continue to decline

Pros: + Silicon inserts are less comfortable, but much more durable than rubber. + Sound far better than cheaper EX15AP model + Built better than cheaper EX15AP model Cons: -- Left channel died after 4 months of careful usage - These 12mm buds sound worse and have less deep bass response than old 9mm models such as EX115 and EX61. - Cord is stiff and wants to twist worse than any buds I've owned over decades Details: I prefer Sony's old 9mm models, but the recent versions of those, such as the MDREX15AP, are utterly worthless; they sound tinny and stop working within hours. Do NOT buy those; they are an embarrassment to the Sony name. After learning that lesson, I found these EX255AP's with 12mm drivers new in their original packaging at a good price. They are a ... MorePros: + Silicon inserts are less comfortable, but much more durable than rubber. + Sound far better than cheaper EX15AP model + Built better than cheaper EX15AP model Cons: -- Left channel died after 4 months of careful usage - These 12mm buds sound worse and have less deep bass response than old 9mm models such as EX115 and EX61. - Cord is stiff and wants to twist worse than any buds I've owned over decades Details: I prefer Sony's old 9mm models, but the recent versions of those, such as the MDREX15AP, are utterly worthless; they sound tinny and stop working within hours. Do NOT buy those; they are an embarrassment to the Sony name. After learning that lesson, I found these EX255AP's with 12mm drivers new in their original packaging at a good price. They are a relatively recent version as they include silicon earbuds, which should last longer that the old ones that swelled and deformed over time. The sound is good with much better bass than the ultra-cheap EX15AP model that is not worth having even if they're free, but not as good as the classic EX115 and EX61 models with 9mm drivers. Larger drivers should be better, but these EX255's have a pronounced mid-bass sound that makes voices sound unnaturally thick. This is preferable to the thin EX15AP sound that I cannot tolerate at all, but still not as neutral as the old EX115/EX61's that I've used for over a decade. If you have an EQ, these EX255's benefit from a slight boost around 5kHz. These do appear to be built better than the terrible EX15AP's, but I'll have to keep looking for an affordable earbud that offers the neutral sound that I'm looking for and which previous budget models from Sony offered. UPDATE: The left channel went out after 4 months with no obvious abuse, but afterward I observe that both cords slide rather loosely a few millimeters in and out of the earbuds themselves, suggesting that they might have no stop inside to reduce damage from pulling. This is normally done with either a knot or a wrap around a molded post or bend. Regardless, I got less than 5 months of use from what Sony considers a mid-tier model. With this rapid failure after only a few months of careful desk usage, I cannot recommend the EX255AP's even though they are easily superior to the less expensive EX15AP's. Those looking for wired earbuds in 2023 that combine high quality with high value should keep looking; I certainly haven't found them.