Sennheiser CX200 3.5mm Connector Canal Stereo Headphone Sennheiser CX200 3.5mm Connector Canal Stereo Headphone

Pros: Sounds great.

Cons: Not the MOST comfortable but not uncomfortable if that makes sense.

Other Thoughts: I should have gotten 2 pair.

Pros: Great sound. Good bass response without being overbearing. Higher frequencies are balanced and give the distinct quality looking for clear definition of each instrument. Cables are very lite weight but are long enough that i do not need to keep an extension for every application.

Cons: wires tangle easily

Other Thoughts: comfortable and my preferred buds. Comparible to the cx150, and cx300.

Pros: Good Sound. Good Base.

Cons: Cord movement causes amplified racket (all cheap earbuds I have used are the same in this).

Other Thoughts: Will buy again.

Pros: Great sound-great noise reduction. I actually had to leave one bud out in order to really hear anyone if I was out and about!

Cons: First off, the cord is loud. Like, any rubbing is INCREDIBLY loud in the earbud- so much that it nearly drowns out the music even on moderate volume. Second, the cord frayed just below the splitter in a mere three weeks- its a basic plastic cord, and I never used it much when I was moving after the first week because any bump was so incredibly loud. Unfortunately, this killed them- I would love to find the sound quality of these earbuds attached to a far better cable.

Other Thoughts: Reading other reviews, I may have gotten a defective pair. Nobody else seems to have had this issue quite so badly.

Pros: They're a symmetrical pair of canalphones, which for me makes them comfortable to wear even for long periods of time. Three different canal adapter sizes to fit all sized ears.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: I use them often while riding my bike. If I tuck the wire inside of my shirt, they work flawlessly. Second pair I've bought while on sale.

Pros: I bought these a year and a half ago on sale for $15. I want expecting much for the price, but they have served me very well during that time. The bass has a good punch but isn't overbearing, and the mids and treble are very clear. I'd taken care of them rather well, though they would be used during exercise and manual labor, but the sound quality never deteriorated. If you take care of them, they can stand a little bit of abuse.

Cons: They went out on me a few days ago, the left bud to be specific. I was honestly quite sad about that, like I've lost a good friend. I'll certainly be getting another pair.

Other Thoughts: I bought some Visang R03 IEMs a few days ago as a replacement, which have very good reviews, but I can't say I like them as much as the CX200s. If you really want an incredible value, get the Sennheisers. They're worth the small investment.

Pros: Bang for your buck earbuds, not too high like the RAZER earbuds I bought not too long ago, not too cheap like store bought earbuds which are cheap in quality.

Same thing for cord length, not too long or short.

Sound Quality is great, even when adjusting the volume it does not degrade.

Cons: Honestly I would have liked the cord to be exactly 4 feet, as I use the earbuds + my smartphone to play some music before I go to bed. Unfortunately I leave my smartphone on the endtable next to my bed and well that is where the cord length problem comes into.

Other Thoughts: I only use my Circumaural Headset for my desktop for gaming and whatnot. I bought these earbuds for listening to music on my smartphone, and soon to be laptop and Ipod.

Pros: comfortable excellent sound reproduction even better noise isolation esp for passive isolation

Cons: none so far

Pros: Went thought the washer/dryer 3 times and still worked perfectly. (First 6 months I had them) They lasted for a good year after that.

Cons: Left side got really quiet after a while. They lasted about 2 years total.

Pros: I picked up three pair of these during a super crazy sale NewEgg was having. Comparing these to some similar, basic Skull Candy earbuds, these sound MUCH better -- the bass is much more full, and the overall sound quality is more satisfying.

If you are thinking of paying >$30, I'm sure you can do much better. But if you are in the single digits for price... I say buy!

Cons: As with any earbuds, if the rubber earplugs don't fit snugly enough, then they will slip out during physical activity (such as jogging). These are not immune from this problem, but they are not worse than the Skull Candy.