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JVC HA-F130 A Earphones - a sound buy

Advantages: Good looking, comfortable, good value for money, good sound quality
Disadvantages: Durability

...caught my eyes about the JVC HA-F130 A earphones was the look. The bright orange pair were the ones that stood out most for me. They look good, are produced by a trusted manufacturer, JVC, and really do have an excellent sound quality. I've had various pairs of earphones in the past, from Apple to Sennheiser to Sony, and I can honestly say that the JVC HA-F130 A earphones are the best in my eyes. They feel more comfortable than the others, they sound ...
...disappointing thing about these earphones is that the speaker part has come away from the rubber casing slightly. I managed to push it back in, but it is still loose and will need replacing. But then again, it could've been a faulty batch. Overall these are really good earphones. Good looking, comfotbale, great value for money and outstanding sound quality. ...

Moopet_431 27.04.2009 · Read full review

Review of JVC HA-F130 A

Mattygroves and her improbably loose earphones

Advantages: Good brand, decent sound (but see below), inexpensive
Disadvantages: They don't fit my ears, the memory foam forgets

...Tesco a pair of black JVC in ear earphones, as my last pair of Panasonics were by now only broadcasting from one ear (mostly). I paid £12.99 for these. Irritatingly, you can't try out in ear earphones before you buy. This is a shame. We all hope our earphones will deliver decent sound - how decent we expect is no doubt related to how much we've paid, and how sensitive we are to stereo fidelity. I have an iPod 30gb Video. I listen to folk, rock and ...
...bit longer. I like JVC as a brand. In my experience, they manufacture quality equipment. However, these earphones just don't suit me. Since the earpieces are too big for my ears, they fall out, and deliver a less than stellar sound experience (doesn't that sound grand). If you have bigger ear canals, these may well be for you. They are relatively inexpensive and, when I press them into my ears, they sound good. They don't hurt, and they look smart. ...

mattygroves 05.12.2008 · Read full review
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Review of JVC HA-FX34

Music for Sport?

Advantages: adequate sound
Disadvantages: dont fit my ears too well

...up a set of these JVC Sport earphones, in the sale they cost me a mere £7.99 which to my mind was a more than reasonable price. So are they any good? Sounds quality is decent enough, I can't hear much difference between the quality of these and my sisters (ridiculously expensive) Seinheiser earphones on her (top of the range) MP3, obviously on my cheapie mp3 the quality is as expected lower but perfectly acceptable. The volume is good I have found ...
...volumes or are unusually quiet. As they were bought to be used during fairly bouncy exersize how well do they stay in/on my ears? Unfortunately I seem to have small ears as the overear section sits high over my actual ear, meaning when I start running they do tend to work loose but usually I realise this quickly enough to readjust them without too much messing around, my other half borrowed them when he was last visiting and said they fit his ear ...

scuba_angel 20.09.2009 · Read full review
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Review of JVC HA-EB 70-S

Can u hear me now?

Advantages: Loud, good sound quality, comfy
Disadvantages: distorted sound if too loud

i bought these earphones about 3 months ago when the ones that came free with my mp3 player just werent good enough. i needed high quality, comfortable earphones whilst not paying more then £10. i found them. these earphones are everything i was looking for. they are so comfortable you barely notice your wearing them, this is because of the jelly like substance they are made of. they practially mould into your ears and take alot of tugging to ...
...top notch, however, i found that when i max out the volume on my mp3 (creative zen touch 20gb) the bass is a little distorted, but these babies are very responsive to volume changes, so i never need to turn them up about 18 (out of 25) and the sound is flawless, no loss on the bass, no tinnyness on the treble. ive even plugged them into the amplifier for my bass guitar, and the sound quality is a flawless as the 15inch speaker of the amp. in-cred-i-ble ...

hoppy_the_bassist 16.02.2006 · Read full review
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Review of JVC HA-F 120

I wouldn't if I was you...

Advantages: Cheap, Great Sound, Non-tangle cord
Disadvantages: Get very icky with earwax, fall out of ears alot, short cord

Right needed some new earphones and decided to go all modern and get a pair of in-ear (ones that go in your ear canal) earphones. I was a bit apprehensive as they don't look that comfortable/hygenic. Anyway, saw these for £14.99 in Currys, "bargain" I thought. 1.Packaging Off on a bad foot with me. Its packaged in that really annoying "needs-scissors" plastic. And with me being on a train at the time, lets just say I had a "little" difficulty trying ...
...train-goers slightly pissed off with my consatnt squeeks and tearing. 2. Contents Right, once you open the bloody packaging you will see that you have a pair of earphones, a pair of spare ear-plugs (standard size), instructions and a warranty. Pretty standard. 3.The Earphones (Design) Basically the earbuds are covered by a small squishy foam sleeve, which "theoretically" you squeeze, insert into your ears, and wait for the foam to expand (like ...

Rich444 16.11.2007 · Read full review
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