I bought these as a replacement for the iPod headphones which came with the iPod, and I cant say I regret buying them, as the bass and overall sound is far superior to the previous Apple headphones, but the one MAJOR problem I've had with these is keeping them in my ears. This actually seems ... Read review
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design and an excellent audio quality thanks to the Sennheiser Basswind. Ideal for use with MP3 players, game consoles and other walkmans. With the ear-phones MX...
high flexibility and ensures the optimum fit for your ears. The soft-touch headphones are extremely comfortable to wear and deliver a powerful bass driven sound, ...
bass response. Ergonomic design ensures optimum fit. Soft-touch earphone body for comfort. Includes: earpads. Also compatible with the New iPod Nano. White.
high flexibility and ensures the optimum fit for your ears. The soft-touch headphones are extremely comfortable to wear and deliver a powerful bass driven sound, thanks to the Sennheiser Basswind system that optimises bass reproduction.
bass response. Ergonomic design ensures optimum fit. Soft-touch earphone body for comfort. Includes: earpads. Also compatible with the New iPod Nano. White.
A review by VertigoSky on Sennheiser MX 50 Street April 5th, 2007
Author's product rating:
Sound Quality
Excellent
Comfort
Poor
Looks & Design
Good
Durability
Excellent
Value for Money
Good
Advantages:
Excellent sound
Disadvantages:
Very awkward to keep in ear, and wire will not straighten out
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
Full review
I bought these as a replacement for the iPod headphones which came with the iPod, and I cant say I regret buying them, as the bass and overall sound is far superior to the previous Apple headphones, but the one MAJOR problem I've had with these is keeping them in my ears. This actually seems a little contrary, as if they're "street" headphones, surely they'd be designed to stay put a little better? Perhaps I just have small ears... The headphones and wire are somewhat rubbery and flexible, so if someone should decide to run up and pull them out of your ear they should suffer no damage. The downside to this is the wire seems permanently bent into a coiled position, which is a little annoying when it comes to using them.
You get a little set of sponge covers, which I would reccomend using if like me, you can't keep them in your ears.
Looks wise, they're white, so for the fashion conscious among us they go quite well as iPod earphone replacements. The rubbery plastic makes them very durable, and the jack end is an "L" shape, so its actually less likey to get damaged when compared to Apple earphones, which stick up from the iPod. As far as value for money goes, I paid £10 for my pair, which is pretty reasonable. Overall, if they fit, you're ok, if they don't its a bit of a pain.
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