Sony h.ear MDR J10

Pros: +cost +durability +portability +voice reproduction +quality for the price

Cons: -can't sleep in them -tight hats hurt -muddy highs -bass isn't very punchy

The Bottom Line: To my knowledge, these are the best headphones for the money. It's $10 well spent. Sure, sound quality sucks compared to serious 'phones, but these don't compete on that scale.

Review: I've used these 'phones for some time now, long enough to go through two pairs when the first pair got the beak-of-death from a parrot. I use mine for portable listening exclusively but for the purpose of this review right now i'm using a pair of ...

Pros: Good all-round sound quality, low price, comfortable, lightweight.

Cons: Wires not top-notch.

The Bottom Line: Wanna listen to music without your buds flailing out? These could be your next headphones.

Review: Okay, so awhile back I bought a Sony PSP, and with it came some white headphones (very similar to the MDR-E818LP). They did their job, as in giving me sound when I need it. But the annoying thing was that they would keep falling out of my ears, ...

Pros: Very comfortable and portable. Also very good sound quality.

Cons: Cord's alittle too long and will take a couple of days to get use to.

The Bottom Line: The bottom line is if you're looking for an excellant, cheap pair of headphones, GET THESE! You will not be let down.

Review: I was at Bestbuy, with my $20 gift card eagerly waiting to purchase a new pair of street style headphones to replace my cheap ones that came with my CD player. So looking for the street style ones, I was outta luck they ran out of them, so I purchased a ...

Pros: Stay in ears, comfortable, lightweight, inexpensive

Cons: May be uncomfortable at first

Review: Being a fitness professional I exercise a lot, but I've always had a hard time finding inexpensive headphones that will work for me. And who wants to spend tons of money for something you're going to sweat all over? These headphones were everything I was ...

Pros: Lightweight and comfortable for in-ear phones; Allow for comfortable use of headwear

Cons: Cord could be shorter

Review: I purchased these earphones, because I needed something that allows me to hear on-coming traffic and ferocious dogs during walks and runs near my home. For the money, these can't be beat. They stay in place, though it takes a few tries to figure out ...

Pros: Good fit, comfortable, good sound

Cons: none

Review: I am no music guru, but these headphones are very comfortable and deliver good sound. $10 is a steal. Good bang for the ...

Pros: Comfortable to wear, selection of colors, under ten dollars, great sound for the price.

Cons: Some people might not like the way they fit.

The Bottom Line: The J10 version of the Sony MDR’s are a great pick for anyone that’s rough on headphones!

Review: When it comes to headphones I am pretty tough on them; I use them at the gym, for running and while cleaning around the house. Most of the time the first thing to go is the jack that connects the CD player to the headphones, thankfully most of the ...

Pros: Great sound, durable, stays in ear.

Cons: Can be uncomfortable (at first).

The Bottom Line: If you want a pair of headphones that won't fall out of your ears while working out, these might be for you.

Review: I go to the gym every day, and it would probably get pretty boring if I didn't listen to music. I started using my Sony cd player at the gym about a year ago with the headphones that came with it. At the beginning of last summer, I decided to buy a new ...

Pros: Great Price, Good sound, fits well on the ear (once you get used to them)

Cons: Durability could be better, and they can get tangled easily

The Bottom Line: Overall, a great pair of headphones that offers great sound and great value. However, the durability if the unit could be better.

Review: Whenever you buy an MP3 player, a CD player, or any product that comes with headphones, they are usually of poor quality. In my experience, I expect the worst when listening to included headphones, and the ones that came with my Sony NX80V Clie were no ...

Pros: Inexpensive, sound good, and are comfortable on my fairly large ears.

Cons: They may not fit your ears.

The Bottom Line: Definitely worth a try if you want to experiment with a different style headphone.

Review: If only there were ear sizes like there are shoe sizes. Face it, the size and shape of ears vary almost as much as feet, but earphone makers treat them like one size fits all. Add to this the claims or hype of high fidelity in earphones, and you can ...