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Sony MDR-EX81LP Bud-Style Stereo Earphones (Black) by Sony
Digital Photo Product DetailsManufacturer: Sony Release Date: 2009-11-30 Model: MDREX81LP/B Product features: - Closed type earphone structure delivers deep bass sound
- Elastomer hanger gives a snug, comfortable fit around your ears
- Soft, silicone rubber earbuds for a stable, comfortable fit
- Unique, aluminum shaft for lightweight stability
- Neodymium magnets (360 kJ/m3) for powerful bass and clear treble sounds
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Digital Cameras Photo Reviews of Sony MDR-EX81LP Bud-Style Stereo Earphones (Black)Customer Review: Don't believe the NEGATIVE hype! These are great! Summary: 5 Stars
I was hesitant to purchase these because of the ear loop issue that some have complained about and the so-called lack of bass but have found these Sony's to be nothing but excellent earbuds (especially for the inexpensive price).
I own the Sony EX-51's and EX- 71's too and let me tell you, these are even better than the 71's because they come with a better length cord (i.e. shorter but plenty long enough) and the ear loops. I can't tell you how many times I've jerked my earbuds out of my ears when doing yardwork but these have a tendency to stay in much better due to the soft rubber ear-loops. I have normal size ears and there is no problem with the fit of these. They are comfortable too. I can understand why some wouldn't like having something wrapped around the ear but it is so thin and pliable that I can't even tell the difference over my other Sony's.
Anyone who complains about the bass response of the EX-81's are not wearing them correctly. You need to make sure that they are fitting snugly IN YOUR EAR OPENING not on or around your ear canal. Sony give's you small, medium and large rubber fittings. I need the largest size. Once you get the right size and position (and it isn't hard to place these once you get the hang of it), these are hard to beat for less than $35.
I've read about the cord/cables getting worn out but I have personally beat the heck out of the 51's and 71's for a few years and never had any wear and tear problems so I thought I'd take my chances with these. They seem to be as well made - if not better - than the others too. Perhaps the white one's have more of a problem but I haven't had any problems with the black colors so far.
In short, for less than the cost of a couple CD's or DVD's, you can drench yourself in much better sound than what came with your iPod or whatever. I was ready to plop down about $100 for the Shure E-2's but figured why take the risk when I've had so much success with the Sonys. Plus, if you lose or kill them, it'll be much easier to get over it due to the price you've spent.
I understand "to each his own" but after reading way too many negative reviews of these earbuds, it is my opinion that those who complain are not doing something right.
Description of Sony MDR-EX81LP Bud-Style Stereo Earphones (Black)Snap-close crotch jumpsuit, attached feet and hood. Floppy ears, trunk and tusk are attached to hood. Size 12-24 months...
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