Sony MDR J20

Pros: Lightweight, comfortable, secure, inexpensive, sound great!

Cons: Can't think of any.

The Bottom Line: If you need a pair of reasonably priced, streamlined, lightweight, comfortable headphones that still sound great to use during exercise...these'll work!!

Review: I have 3 sets of these for use with my mp3 player. I bought the other two thinking I would break them during all the abuse I subject them to but two years later I'm still using the original set. The lightweight, over-ear design is secure, comfortable, ...

Pros: Inexpensive Over the Ear Design, reasonably comfortable

Cons: Sound is OK, not fantastic

The Bottom Line: Good compromise headphones for working out and other activities.

Review: I've been looking for the ultimate set of headphones while working out for decades. Exercising is boring, so I started with a Walkman (listening to taped audio books) and evolved over the years to my current iPod (listening primarily to Podcasts - ...

Pros: no tangle cord! over-ear strap

Cons: the sound quality is not constant, not very hard to break

The Bottom Line: I would not buy these headphones. They look a little silly, the sound quality is easily compromised and the pros do not outweigh the cons.

Review: I run a little. Jog is a more fitting term for what I do. I'm not one of those authentic joggers either... I run on a treadmill at the gym. I've got an Ipod Mini and I like to make 25 minute track lists while i'm warming up and then do my thing. ...

Pros: Good sound quality when they stay in.

Cons: Very difficult to keep in your ear.

The Bottom Line: Not very useful if being used while engaging in physical activity, but a good value if used while largely stationary.

Review: I bought these hoping that they would be useful for my ipod while biking and walking. I have found that the regular ear buds that come with the ipod are all but useless to me, so I was looking for something that clips over the ear. I have a hard time ...