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Advantages: high quality sound, wireless and excellent fittness
Disadvantages: none as of now

...some amazing thing about the Sony MDR-RF860RK headphone. This is product so far surpassed my expectations as to what i noticed with the silence its got when theirs no music playing, the excellent high quality for the music it gives and it goes off when it receives no signals to conserve the batteries. The sound drops when the signal is interrupted and that's so good. The wireless headphone is highly recommended for lovers of loud music. It fits well ...
...you are moving around. It is very comfortable when you wear it. With the double use of rechargeable batteries and normal batteries makes it possible never to run out of charge. I have not so far have any disappointment with the headphone and i will say they are just where the music ends. Its just a perfect reach for a sound quality. ...

answu13 10.01.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Sony MDR-RF860RK

Impressive headphones but maybe not for everyone

Advantages: Great looks, classic design, strong build quality, amazing sound
Disadvantages: A bit too big to use with portable devices

...them out in my local Sony Centre and was simply amazed by the sound quality. I was used to the Sony MDR-EX71SLW in ear headphones which I used with my iPod Nano, and in comparison to those, the sound from the MDR-V 700DJ had much more depth and clarity. I was also impressed by the look of these headphones, the classic design still looks fresh even today. They felt comfortable to wear, and the materials felt strong and chunky, with an impressive feeling ...
...this first taste was enough to sell them to me, and I have now had them for over two years. I must however admit that they have not had as much use as I had initially intended, or indeed as they deserve. The main intention of use for the headphones when I bought them was to use them to listen to my iPod or phone on the train. The main problem I have with this is that they are simply too big for this function in my opinion, and the cable is too long. ...

MikeB_86 10.06.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Sony MDR-V 700DJ

'ere, cop an earful of this!

Advantages: price, noise-cancelling function
Disadvantages: chunky, heavy

...for just under £100.00, these Sony headphones are pretty good. Similar functionality from other manufacturers can cost you almost 3 times that amount! The Sony MDR-NC50 is a full-ear, foldable set of headphones, powered by a single AAA battery if you wish to use the noise-cancellation feature (the "NC" in the model number!). They do make you look more like you should be up at the front of the aircraft, in the driving seat, but for the total auditory ...
...available - no doubt, the Sony MDR-NC50 is a chunky beast! However, the AAA battery lives beneath a plastic clip on the upper side of the right ear-cup, so unlike some flatter models, you don't have a separate battery-holder flailing around you as you engross yourself in the deeper reaches of Rachmaninov's 3rd! The NC on-off switch is at the lower edge of the same ear-cup. The audio cord, complete with gold-plated contacts, plugs into the bottom ...

pgn0 23.11.2007 · Read full review
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Review of Sony MDR-NC50

More than just Bluetooth Earphones

Advantages: Very compact, good sound quality, look good
Disadvantages: Quite quirky to use at first

THIS IS A DUPLICATED REVIEW, PLEASE DELETE. SORRY. THANKS I got these a week ago now because they were being advertised at 70% off the RRP. Which is true. The best place to get them is from Play for £13 delivered, well worth the money. Some places are selling them for around £30, I think the RRP is £45. You buy them as bluetooth earphones but what they don't tell you is that you can use it as a bluetooth headset, making and taking phonecalls. For ...

theenglishviet 29.12.2007 · Read full review
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Review of Sony DR-BT 30Q

Slim Stylish Sony

Advantages: Slim and styish design
Disadvantages: Blocks possible important incoming sound

Hi there, I have decided to write a review about Sony’s earphone MDR-EX76LP The Manufacturer In 1946, two Japanese gentlemen, Akio Morita and Masaru had a business that was called Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo, which is interpreted as Tokyo Telecommunication Engineering Company. Morita and Ibuka earned a living by repairing radios and manufacturing voltmeters. They later became the founders of Sony, which is a household brand. Did you know the word sonus, ...
...that was used in America, which mean bright youngster, is what was put together to create the name Sony. The Design Sony’s MDR-EX76LP is an in-ear design; the earphone goes in the ear rather than covering the ears, which are called headphones but most people tend to mix the names. The earphones is pushed a few millimetres into the ear canal, this helps prevents external noise coming in whilst listen to the sound coming from the earphones. The reason ...

wingnut888 20.12.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Sony MDR-EX76LP