JVC HAFX33P

Pros: Comfort (comparatively speaking), very good bass, unbeatable quality for the price.

Cons: Vibrations on the cord cause ambient noise. Not for running!

The Bottom Line: If you want comfort, good sound and don't want to spring for some $150 Koss noise isolations, this is your ticket.

Review: I have tried various earbud type headphones and all seem to fall short. Some sound great but feel like I have rocks stuck in my ears. Some are fairly comfortable but come through sounding tinny and washing out at high volume. Needless to say I was ...

Pros: I have never been happier with a product. Plus,they come in environmental safe packaging.

Cons: Must be able to accept that it goes in ear. Price is ^$20,worth each cent.

Review: Light weight, comfortable & intelligent design. End of ear piece which goes into your ear is made of a foam which fits to each individuals ear (comfortably). If you are looking to forget the sounds around you and just indulge in your music...these ARE ...

Pros: Sound quality, noise canceling, bass response, comfort, pretty much everything.

Cons: Sometimes you like to be able to hear the music and the world around you.

Review: These headphones are some of the most comfortable I've ever owned, that includes buds and the over the ear type. These also block out back ground noise very well and the sound is great. I owned a pair of noise canceling headphones that I paid a lot more ...

Pros: Noise canceling, Light weight, Great sound

Cons: Can be a little pricey (go to Amazon.com)

Review: The original reason why I purchased them was to eliminate the nuisances of the typical padding on traditional earbuds. And I got much, much more. JCV Marshmallows have comfortable noise canceling features in the convenience of earbuds. The padding ...

Pros: Small, in-ear design with padded foam earpieces; decent sound.

Cons: Foam pieces may not be as durable as silicone on similar headphones.

The Bottom Line: These are decent, utilitarian headphones that should stand up to moderate usage.

Review: Once again, I wanted a new pair of headphones. My favorite pair of S ony Earbuds is losing the rubber covering that protects the wires. They still work, but I have to be more careful with them than is practical for ...

Pros: Price, Style, Comfort

Cons: Bass range

The Bottom Line: These are great budget headphones, that deliver a decent sound, at a great price.

Review: Introduction Well, My pair of Ipod headphones (Which astonishingly lasted about five months!) finally ended up in my dog's digestive system, so it was time for me to go out and browse for some others. Since my ...

Pros: Excellent isolation, and "good" sound quality. For the price, excellent earbuds

Cons: Durability: In the tips, which can be replaced, but especially in the cord plug area

The Bottom Line: My final recommendation is to buy either these FX33's or the 34's. Great quality, sound, and especially noise isolation

Review: These are great earbuds and for under $50; they, or the FX34’s (newer version) are some of the best on the market in their price range. Sound Quality/Tips: This is a tricky issue to define because the earbud tips are so related to ...

Pros: Great isolation, good bass, and small size wrapped in a $20 package.

Cons: If you are looking for faithful sounding headphones--this ain't it.

The Bottom Line: While the JVC Marshmallows do not provide hi-fi sound, they serve a good purpose for replacement earbuds for portable players.

Review: Ever since I had gotten my iPod I have been using the boring, stock earbuds. The sound was mediocre and the earbuds provided no isolation. Plus I got dirty looks from others from playing my music because they were open. So these looked like a bargain--a ...

Pros: Cheap, great sound quality, comfortable, small

Cons: Not good for high volume

The Bottom Line: Use these to escape the world.

Review: If you want a good set of headphones, but don’t want to empty your wallet buying top of the line, these headphones are a great choice. The quality of music is great, unless you are the type that likes to crank up the volume. That is when they will ...

Pros: Very affordable, nice simple design, comfortable, Block outside noise nicely, Great sound.

Cons: hearing your breathing i think its minuscule probabaly not good if your a runner.

The Bottom Line: Just get them and you will see they are great and comfortable and portable all in one little affordable package

Review: I love them so far. Bumping bass if you put them in right i don't really see how you couldn't put them in right I can just shove them in or if you have smaller ears squish them then put em in. they are very effective at blocking other sounds but I find ...