Sony in Ear Ultra Lightweight Stereo Bass Earbud Headphones (Black)

I have tinnitus, and find it hard to sleep. These are the only earbuds that, with the foam cover, fit comfortably and allow me to sleep in any position. I generally like to sleep on my side, and these just don't hurt my ear. I do find they tend to slip out a lot easier without the friction of the foam cover, and they do get worn out, so I bought a bunch of foam covers and just replace them every so often. These aren't Sennheiser's, but the sound is very reasonable. I've used several pairs over the years because I've lost them, broke them, or accidently slammed a door on them. They all sounded good, without problems or concerns. At this price point I keep an extra set in the headboard "just in case".

Son muy buenos y se escucha muy nitido. Recomendados.

I'm always on the lookout for any earbuds that aren't the in-ear type, as I feel those cut out too much noise. It seems those models are getting harder and harder to find, too. These are rather tinny to be good for listening to music, but for stuff like listening to a podcast while in a waiting room or on public transportation where I need to hear announcements, these are perfect. Especially since I already have a good pair of headphones I specifically use for listening to music when at home.

Good ergonomics. Good sound quality. Inexpensive.

It appears everyone has gone wireless. I have an old Ipod that I love to use when I walk. Walking is a great source of exercise for me but I need tunes. These Sony headphones are the best. I lije to listen to the music loudly and these headphones carry a punch. I purchase them in twos every now and then so I always have them because one day, they will be obsolete. I am definitely buying these again as long as they are in stock.

I was looking for a replacement for my Sennheiser MX 365 that I bought years ago as the cord ripped on my office chair. Since the MX 365 is discontinued I guessed these earbuds from Sony at the same price point would suffice. However, that is far from the truth. While they fit in the ear and feel great, the quality of these don't live up to Sony and don't have the proper response for the range, 18Hz - 22KHz, as indicated on the packaging. I'd say the range is closer to 1KHz-4KHz. I issued a replacement thinking something was just wrong with them and the replacement itself has the same sub-low quality sound. These sound like those no-brand earphones you can find for $1 on Wish or Temu. It sounds worse than the old radios as if it was under water. If you just want to listen to someone in a podcast, maybe, although very low chance, these will be fine.

It's great for Mp3 players and computers.

Considering the low price, it is bearable. Poor bass.