SONY MDR-J10/BLACK 3.5mm Connector Vertical in-the-ear Clip Style Headphone SONY MDR-J10/BLACK 3.5mm Connector Vertical in-the-ear Clip Style Headphone

Pros: Very inexpensive. Thats about it.

Cons: Very cheap.

Other Thoughts: These headphones have a much cheaper feel to them then what I was expecting for $10. They feel like $2 headphones. And the ear tabs are so big they looked like I was wearing loop earings. And this may seem overly picky, but while working out the shape of the earpiece caused sweat to puddle up in my ear making it rather uncomfortable to work out with.

Pros: I like the form factor of these headphones, so much so that this is my 3rd pair. They are the only headphone I've bought that stay on while I'm running.

Cons: They shock my ears really bad. They are unusable. I will not buy these headphone again.

Other Thoughts: The first 2 pairs of these I bought were great and worked for about a year and half each.

Pros: Well, they worked when I got them for our 16yr old daughter...

Cons: But died two months later with one ear piece going dead, shortly followed by another. Saw no visible damage to any of the wiring and she was unaware of having done anything to have damaged the ear buds.

Pros: durable, good sound for my use. Used when I'm doing yard work, chores around the house, and when exercising at the gym. tolerates all the sweating from ears and still works. this is my 3rd pair, last pair endured 2yrs of abuse.

Cons: none

Pros: Great sound quality.
Design is excellent for running.
Cheap enough.

Cons: None so far.

Pros: Good ear fit. Great mailing package. Great Newegg service.

Cons: These Sony MDR-J10 earbuds have terrible sound, sound is extremely “tinny.”

Other Thoughts: You get what you pay for!

Pros: They do stay on. I jogged for about an hour with no discomfort. I have average ears.

Cons: They stay on, but they don't stay IN your ear. You can hear them of course, but they tend to wander out of your ear. The further away the speaker is, the more abysmal the sound quality. If you press them completely into your ear, the sound quality is about what you would expect from cheap earbuds (compressed and distorted, but good enough). However, as they wander away from being optimally pressed into your ear, the sound gets tinny.

Other Thoughts: Though comfortable, they don't sound very good. Tough call whether they're worth spending money on. I suspect for an extra $5 you might be able to find something that fits well and sounds good.

Pros: NONE

Cons: Sound gets very muddy and distorted if set too high. Do not fit very well on the ear.

Other Thoughts: Don't buy

Pros: L-shaped mini plug

Cons: The speaker part of the earpiece falls out of my ear and direct the sound not toward my eardrum. Not useful at all when jogging, exercising, or spinning around in a swivel chair at work. Even gentle head movements from side to side, as if one were looking at two computer monitors, would dislodge earpiece. Had to jam it into my ear canal to get it to stay for a while but then my ear canal hurt. Could be the dimensions of my ear parts.

Pros: Cord length is good, and the cord seems pretty strong
They stay in your ears even if you're jumping around
They don't bleed sound too badly

Cons: Bought these earbuds to replace a pair of Apple ones that were wearing out. The sound quality is significantly worse--the higher frequencies overpower the rest.

Other Thoughts: These headphones are perfect for working out, but if you're just looking for some portable headphones, consider something else.