Sony MDR-EX15AP Wired Earphones - Blue

Good quality and sound reproduction. There are spare caps in several sizes to fit your ear nicely. They lasted ages too (until I accidentally cut through the cable with a rotary cutter!)

Product works well enough and was delivered on time.

Very good fitting ear buds. Choice of 3 sizes. Very light in weight. Sound quality light on the bass unfortunately. Not great for music. No volume control. Good value for money.

Item arrived quickly and as described by Amazon. Haven't tried them yet as still using another set. They look and feel of good quality.

They're good for the price, the sound isn't distorted and they're decently loud. The main issue is that the durability is low. I would never spend real money on headphones and wouldn't know what to buy if I did, so same as with over-ear headphones on my pc I find a budget product that through trial and error I've realized sounds good, not audiophile good but as good as your standard TV speakers.I've bought these a lot of times. If you're using them in situations where damage is more likely, such as at the gym with the chord getting pulled around, expect them to work for a couple of months if you're lucky, a couple of weeks if you're unlucky.

Ear phones are very good quality. Makes a huge difference to listening to my favourite music and podcasts.Easy fit and overall good value for money.

Come on. Admit it, earbuds suck. You can't get the greatest bass sound out of tiny little drivers that fit in your head holes, and when people praise bass in earbud reviews, turns out they're usually talking about a big, annoying low mid bulge anyway. You're going to get conductive background noise out of anything that doesn't totally surround your outer ear, and speech-frequency noise will always cut through.These earbuds are great: sound is pretty flat/transparent, they're comfortably un-bulky, they're cheaper than worse-sounding alternatives. There is some low-end roll-off: this is not a deal-breaker. Are better buds available on the market? Probably, but not at this price point. Before a month or so ago, I was getting through a pair of these every six months: I have ADHD and I lose things, so I wouldn't buy something I can't afford to lose. Sadly, a recent infection has meant that in addition to my usual wallet, key and phone losses, I've also lost some hearing in one ear and I don't think headphones are for me anymore. I digress.Don't spend money on the super-high-quality earbuds, it's not worth the additional outlay. If you want to improve your audio life get these buds, they're fine. With the money you save, you can invest in a good pair of cans, a new hi-fi, upgrade your car speakers, and for Pete's sake, demand anti-biotics if you get an ear infection.

Obviously at this price point, you're not going to get perfect sound reproduction, but they are perfectly acceptable for everyday use.With the silicon plugs they shipped with there's a good level of external sound exclusion (for me).On the downside, the cable is a bit thin and stiff, plus they have a 90 degree angled plug which is a pain (for me), although this seems to be the standard now.Also, you need a microscope to see the left and right markings (just make sure the markings are facing you when you insert the buds).Over all, you can't really go wrong with Toshiba stuff. It's always reasonably priced and with relatively good build quality, at least, better than the other cheapo stuff.