Sony MDR-E828LP Consumer Headphones

Pros: Decent sound quality, good price, comfortable and fit well, the Sony name
Cons: Short cord and only 90-day warranty

Sony electronics. The are the head of everything that has the word "electronics". Game systems, radios, walkmans, and so on. But, headphones? Maybe...I think I might have to say Sennheiser but Sony would likely be in second place. Anyway, time and ...

Pros: Strong bass, good highs, comfortable, great price.
Cons: Cord may be a bit short for some.

Being a frequent flyer, I've learned over the years that a good set of headphones can actually preserve one's sanity. Thanks to the Sony MDR-E828LP earbuds (technically Sony calls them "Fontopia® Ear-Bud Headphones"), I'm a little less crazy these days ...

Pros: CHEAP! good bass, sound good, don't fall out of ears, loud
Cons: cord is too short

I bought these headphones at walmart for $10 because I was having so much trouble with my $50 S ony Fontopia® MDR-EX81LP/B Consumer Headphones with the sound dying in one side after sweating a few minutes in the gym. ...

Pros: Nice bass from these headphones
Cons: None

Purchased from Walmart for around $10 for use with MP3 player. The sounds are deep and clear (good bass response -- I was a bit surprised at how good the bass was for the price I paid). Good, defined, deep bass from these earbud-style headphones that is often lacking from headphones that come stock with mp3 and cd players. Treble sounds good to me also. Definitely better sound from these headphones than the ones that came with my Creative MP3 player, which had no bass at all. Scale of 1-10, I'd give it a 9. Pretty satisfied with the purchase because I feel these headphones are good quality -- it's Sony. Also comes with a holder for your headphones for when you're not using them.

Pros: Good Sound
Cons: Short Cord

I purchased these headphones to replace my stock headphones that came with my NEXIIe MP3 player (read review). I have always liked Sony audio products and I was surprised with the 2 flaws in the product that caused me to take them back.
1. The cord was too short. I'm 6.1 and I couldn’t stand up strait with my player in my pants pocket and the headphones on. I need another 12 inches to be comfortable.
2. The second thing I disliked about these was the lack of a rubber surround around the headphone speaker. I really like this feature. It prevents slippage and adds to comfort. These headphones are of standard design, but fall out of your ear or don't seat comfortably. Also, I found it quite odd that Sony chose to cover 3/4 of the speaker with solid plastic. To be clear, there are small holes on the face to let the sound out, but only on a small part of the actual "face.” It seems that this design would block much of the sound.