Advantages: More Sound, Bass Is Deeper
Disadvantages: Buds fall out easily.

...I love sony ericsson phones and i still do have my w810i. They are good in-ear headphones they allow you to hear the actual bass of the music which are my overall favourite aspect. However, they can let you down because the buds always fall out which is a negative and they are very hard to find as you do not really get much. Faults are hard to find with such a headset but it can stop working due to the bottom section, when you apply too much pressure the sound may go, don't fret but this is what i found as a problem with mine. They are extremely comfortable and you don't have to struggle to put them in just slipping them into your ear is enough. Highly durable and they will not break unless you thoroughly destroy. Ensure water does not hit this item as they will immediately stop working. They are better than any other brands... Read review

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Advantages: Sound, shape, materials, Look, Feel, Music Experience, Price
Disadvantages: None

...These Sony Erricson headphones came with my Sony Erricson W810i mobile phone, I was quite impressed with what came with my mobile, as in the past not had much included when I buy a phone and I have got to say I was so impressed, very very impressed with the headphones which came with my mobile phone. The headphone came with things like USB Cables etc, and the cost of my phone was £160 (Jan 07). The reason I bought a new phone, and this one was so I could take great pictures, and most of all store loads and loads of music, and listen to music on the go. With a previous phone I could not store alot of music, or really use headphones so I was really pleased when I opened the box and saw a phone, and headphones included, also a nice large memory stick to store loads of my favourite tracks on. I knew I would have fun with my new purchase... Read review

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Advantages: WIRELESS. SONY. LIGHTWEIGHT
Disadvantages: MIGHT MAKE YOU DEAF

...LOOKING FOR SOME HEADPHONES Two years ago I was looking around for some decent headphones to replace my old Technics (which went beyond sellotape repair). At the time I had no interest in wireless headphones as I thought it would not deliever the same bass response or clarity as the conventional corded plug-in headphones. So after browsing up and down the High Street I came across two types of wireless headphones (Philips and Sony) in Dixons and decided to try them both out. The Philips unit was good for the sound but a bit clumsy whilst wearing it on my head (looked like a cyberman from Dr Who) which left me with the Sony MDRRF 815K. The first thing I noticed about the Sony headphones was that it was a lot more compact and lightweight compared with the bulky Philips and also upon listening to the headphones whilst in Dixons... Read review

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Advantages: Comfort, size/shape, music playing ability, "cool" factor
Disadvantages: Durability, adaptability

...As a "walkman" phone, the W810i needs a good set of headphones. On the whole, a good set is what you get. They are light and flexible, making them great for on-the-go listening. Also stylish, blending in nicely with the general black-orange colour scheme, producing high quality music, regardless of whether you like heavy metal or soft soul music. However, the main let down comes on the durability front. The earphones, despite being comfortable, are suseptible to breaking - it's not uncommon to think the earplugs vanish - they are constantly coming off. Being specific to Sony Ericsson, you can't stick the headphones into your laptop/computer. Probably Nokia/Samsung headphones are better on both of these fronts. Listen to music, or even make or answer phone calls with them. On the whole, a good quality product (partlicularly... Read review

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Advantages: Comfy and provides great sunds quality
Disadvantages: Cable is too long

...These were bought for me as a birthday present as everyone knows i love my music. She bought them for £19.99 which is excellent value for money. On first impressions, I thought they looked very stylish and cool. They dont look tacky and have 'sony' in small writing on each earphone in silver . I use these with my ipod when I want more 'surround' sound or more depth. My music sounds much better with these headphones as it delivers music very clearly and also nearly blocks out the noise around me. I dont like to use the ipod ones as because they are white people are more likely to know it is an ipod and therefore try to steal it. Also the earphones wont stay in my ears properly. The headphones are well cushioned and are very comfortable to use and doesnt make my ears sore (unlike others do). The headphones are also flexible... Read review

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Advantages: great sound, great fitting
Disadvantages: none

...I have bought a lot of headphones in the past but none compare to Sony's headphones. They are a really good fit in your ear so they don't fall out when walking, running or doing any other activity, they have a really good sound with a bass enhancer to provide a really good sound. The lead is a good length which is ideal for using with items in your pocket and the connection plug fits into most appliances including Ipod's mp3 players and some mobile phones. They come with foam covers for comfort which you can put on the ear piece however I find these irritating and make them less easy fitting. Depending where you buy them from they can be good for the price, I have paid various prices between £6 - £9 and have no complaints.... Read review

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Advantages: Snug fit, Great sound, cloth covered cord
Disadvantages: heavier than most, carry case is large

...I purchased these headphones to replace a pair of Sony MDREX71 (the teeny-tiny-goes-right-in-your-ear ones) headphones that I just wasn't getting on with. A long time ago, Sony made the first pair of headphones that included the little protrusion that goes right into your ear, that you can see on the picture above. This protrusion serves many purposes, it helps the headphones stay in your ear, it pipes the sound to exactly the right place in your ear, helps lower frequency sounds get through clearly, and blocks out a bit of ambient noise (although not as much as Sony's MDREX71 'earplugs') When I got my first pair of Sony headphones that included this 'Protrusion', I was blown away, the sound quality was amazing, bass was clear as a bell and treble sounds are crisp and clean. Fortunately this is still true for this, the latest... Read review

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