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Sony MDR-E828LP Fontopia Earbuds with Winding Case| Manufacturer: | Sony | | List price: | $9.99 |
| Our price: | $6.99 that is 30% off! |
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The bass is no more!! |
| When I first got these they were sweet!...then about a month into using them with a Panasonic RF-SW50R Shockwave Portable Radio, the speaker blew! you can still rock out to them if you only like treble, but the bass is GONE!! not worth what you'd pay in shipping!! But hey if you want to buy a new pair every month that would only be what...$84 a year PLUS SHIPPING!! Oh the radio is poop too, it took a crap about a month after the headphones! SWEET!! The only reason I'd give them a one is because they still partly work, otherwise it'd be Zero city! |
| Sony MDR-E828LP Fontopia Earbuds with Winding Case - Sony |  |
can't be beat! |
| I got this earbud for 5 bucks. Better than Ipod's earbud and Zen Micro's earbud. It can't be beat.. |
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Very good for the price, not the best available |
These headphones do reach the high and low ranges with adequate volume, and for the price are very good. They are better than most headphones that are included with portable audio players.
Compared to Sennheiser MX500 headphones, these have louder bass, but not too loud. The volume of all frequencies is just about right. The MX500's main drawback is quieter bass, which can usually be fixed with a slight adjustment to the EQ if your audio device has one.
The Sony MDR-E818LP do, again, have better overall sound quality at all ranges than headphones that were free with your equipment (or cheap headphones for the same price), but the first thing I notice when using these and comparing them to the MX500 is a difference in sound quality between low and high frequencies. Starting fairly close to midrange and going up, the Sony's have an obvious difference in sound. They are still better than any free headphones I have used.
I prefer the Sennheiser MX500 because I would rather have more even and better clarity accross the board (I find it easier to adjust to lower bass volume than varied sound quality). They are only a few dollars more. However, if you just bought some audio device and the headphones are not good (a near certainty), these will sound fabulous in comparison. If you are very picky about sound quality and generally use more expensive headphones, you might still be pleased with what these headphones will do for the price and want to use them when you want to avoid risk to your more good headphones.
It should be noted that the Sennheiser MX500's are not the best available either, only very good compred to most others, so I am not saying they are an absolute better choice. Take your pick based on the differences, they are both well above the POS free headphones you are wanting to replace.
It should also be noted that some reviews of the Sennheisers say similar things about the high end of THOSE headphones, but those reviews must be comparing the MX500 to even more expensive headphones. The Sennheisers are definitely very good for their own price.
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