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Panasonic RP-HC 500 noise reducing headphones

Advantages: shuts out background noise, allows lowr volume, decent sound, removable cord
Disadvantages: slightly chunky, lack of lower bass

...twice as much? The Panasonic RP-HC500's come complete with a hard case and a set of adaptors to suit different environments such as aircraft which have a different connector to most MP3 players . Surprisingly, no AAA battery is supplied so you need to pick up a pack of those before you can start using them properly. Looks wise they appear a little bulky compared to the slimmer Bose ones although the ear padding is nice and soft and overall construction ...
...and for the money, the Panasonic RP-HC500's do an excellent job of noise reduction with a better sound quality than most other headphones in that price bracket. Yes, they could have a little more detail, yes, they lack bass and treble extension but the overall sound still manages to please. Moreover, the reduction in volume that is needed to listen when traveling is remarkable and can only be good for your ears. The price is very fair for the performance ...

ilaskey 08.05.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Panasonic RP-HC 500

Panasonic versus senheiser

Advantages: very good fitting powerfull basses
Disadvantages: prompt to interference

...just got hold of the panasonic wf810 brandnew at a car boot sale for a wooping 12 pounds instead of theaverage 35 pound retail price. my friend got a senheiser rs 130 so i got something else to compare it to. The overall technical specification are more or less the same with the advertised 100m range and so on. i wonder what kind of sound quality you get at 100m if any at all. the transmiter is situated in the first floor front bedroom. distance ...
...i just notice that the panasonic got a tiny bit better restitution of the bass frequency wich might be as well de to the fact that the panasonic got this kind of ear enclosing padding and the senheiser just a flat padding. so the panasonic filter out a lot more of external noises like car or so . i didnot go for the senheiser because the set is far to big for my head and is really easy to lose. the earphones are to far apart and dont have any grip ...

olivilo 29.04.2007 · Read full review
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Review of Panasonic RP-WF 810

Quiet listening in noisy places at a bargain price

Advantages: Clear sound, light, fold nicely - great for travel
Disadvantages: Intentionally exaggerated bass!

The Panasonic RP-DJ100 headphones aren't exactly what you'd call professional-level kit, but I like them. I picked mine up in Argos of all places, because I'd broken my cheap-and-nasty headphones for the third time, and the sellotape bills were beginning to mount up, but I can't do without music at work. I like to try to concentrate, and I have some fairly noisy co-workers, so closed headphones sounded like a good plan. For those new to the topic, ...
...are: they're headphones which completely seal the ear off, meaning that very little outside noise gets through. Even when nothing is playing through the headphones, the mere fact of having them placed over the ears means that the world for you gets a little quieter, making them great for concentrating on music in noisy environments (one reason for the DJ monicker) - and as a bonus, they're just a little bit more socially acceptable than putting on ...

goldfishlou 30.11.2005 · Read full review
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Review of Panasonic RP-DJ100E-S

Headphones Reviw

Advantages: Very comfy, Amazing sound.
Disadvantages: Wires.

I got these headphones for use with my TV so that when I'm playing on the PS3 my family don't have to listen to grenades blowing up and guns all in the living room! The sound quality from these headphones is great and they are also very comfortable! They fixed on my head like a dream and I don't think I have ever had to re-position them because they were such a dream fit! The wire is about 3.5 metres I'd say which is a great length and if it's ...
...Unfortunately though I have given up on these headphones and 'upgraded' (so to speak) to some wireless ones because we have just got a puppy who has a fetish for wires so I decided to get rid of the wires before she did! Would definitely reccomend these headphones so long as the wires as safe! ...

DominicSmith1991 05.09.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Panasonic RP-HT225E-K

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