Sony MDR-EX33LP

Hi, this review is about Sony’s earphone MDR-EX33LP. Manufacturer Two Japanese men, Akio Morita and Masaru Ibuka worked together from when they were young. Their lives were always designing and manufacturing new electronics. One of their first innovations was the automatic rice cooker that was successful. They were originally called Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo, which is interpreted as Tokyo Telecommunication Engineering Company. These men made a living by repairing radios and manufacturing voltmeters. Later, after many successes, they founded the company Sony in 1946. Sony has an excellent meaning ... more

I used to think that headphones were headphones and they were one product I didn't see the point in paying extra for. I only really use my MP3 player when walking to work (10 minutes away) or walking into town (20 minutes away), so I always felt that a pair of £2.99 generic headphones would do me. The problem was of course, being cheap, I found they would break quickly and it got to the point I was going through two pairs a month even though they were getting fairly limited use. I decided to look for more expensive pair of headphones, but couldn't bear to spend too much cash. I stumbled across ... more

I bought these headphones because I kept breaking my cheaper headphones and these were the best value for money items I could find. I was right. These headphones are very good quality for what I paid for them (£20!) and they look like I paid a lot more. They cancel out a lot of noise from everyday life and they fit comfortably in your ear without them falling out. Usually Sony can be quite expensive, but this product has all the typical good quality of Sony, but very inexpensive. I've had these headphones for over 2 months and have had no trouble with them at all. None of the pieces have ... more