Sony MDR-EX70LP Consumer Headphones

Pros: Good treble, powerful bass, great style
Cons: bass just might be too strong!

I recently purchased an Apple iPod, which is really fabulous. One of my only complaints about the iPod was that the included headphones are merely "good", instead of "totally great" like the iPod. After reading the reviews on these Sony earbuds, I...

Pros: Small, portable, comfortable, great bass and sound isolation.
Cons: Too much sound isolation for certain situations

I recently bought an iPod and at about the same time my Sony Twin-Turbo earphones, which have served me well for the past 7 years, completely died. I started looking for a replacement that was small, comfortable, and portable with good bass response. I...

Pros: Big bass sound, great isolation, very small package, comfortable
Cons: Missing a little mid-section, useless case

After a pair of Aiwa headphones I had broke, I began using the packaged headphones that came with my CD player. This lasted all but a day as I refused to listen to my music on the cheap, and ultimately bad sounding headphones. So I began to search the...

Pros: Compact, Light, Good Sound Quality for Price. Fits Ear Nicely
Cons: Little Midrange Capability

I was looking for a nice pair of earbud headphones for the gym and around campus use, after buying and trying a half dozen pair I settled on the MDR-EX70LP.
They were the only pair that fit all my needs, with good overall sound quality, great bass...

Pros: Crystal clear sound,portability
Cons: comfort problems and regular cleaning.

I've owned this product for 2 weeks now and quite frankly speaking I was very skeptical about this product.I was hoping that with such a relatively high price tag this product would live up to expectations.Well,I'm proud to say it did.One cannot imagine...

Pros: Rich and full sound
Cons: Bass is a bit too aggressive for some music and treble needs a little boost

After a long and painfully drawn-out debate between my appetite for great mobile sound and the size of my wallet, I finally decided that I would give the Sony EX70 a chance to show off together with my brand new S ony ...

Pros: Powerful bass, clean and clear treble.
Cons: Silicone earbuds require frequent cleaning due to cerumen build-up.

The Good:

I learned of this model from Sony a year ago as their first closed-type canal earphones created to celebrate the 20th year anniversary of the Fontopia line headphones. Being intrigued with the configuration and the isolation it...

Pros: tiny, light, comfortable, excellent sound, nice cord length
Cons: because they are so small and light may not be durable

I just got the EX71's which I assume are the next generation of this line. The 'phones are extraordinarily light and they fit well in my ears. Two sets of the ear fittings of differing sizes are also supplied but the standard ones that are preinstalled ...

Pros: Very comfortable, excellent frequency range, 3 sizes of earbuds, long cord.
Cons: Silly case, expensive, and, er, nothing?

I dislike earbud headphones, for one very simple reason: comfort. Or, more specifically, discomfort.

Perhaps I have non-standard-issue ear canals, but until I picked up these, I had no luck finding earbuds that I could wear comfortably for...

Pros: Good sound, deep bass, isolation, durability
Cons: midrange, you have to clean earwax off the ends

After lots of research before deciding which earphones were best for me, I got these for $79.99 Cnd. at the Sony store plus I got a 3 year extended warranty just in case. I want to keep these things around for a while. I also got $5 off because I pointed...

Pros: Lightweight ,small, the bass is incredible!!
Cons: Like everyone else says, the ear wax buildup really sux but it wont kill ya.

Well I just received my MDR-EX70LP earphones in the mail today and put them into my Sony MZ-N1 minidisc player and all I can say is WOW. The bass really hits you like nothing else before. For the price, (about$45) you really won't regret getting these. I...

Pros: -Rich full sound with awesome bass. -Headphones can get loud without distortion
Cons: -Gets dirty easily -Carrying case is too small -Cord is a bit slim

Pros: Great sound, Great Isolation, Great comfort.
Cons: No great carrying case. Wires are a little flimsy.

Ok, I'm a music engineer at University of Miami and sound is important, to say the least, here. I decided, after stepping on my last ear-buds, that I would buy some new ones. I didn't want to get ear phones that were just used for listening to music, I...

Pros: Good bass, fit inside the ear canal.
Cons: EXPENSIVE!

After looking into many different ear buds I have to say that the ONLY thing I don't like about this pair is the price! They are comfortable, they seal perfectly inside the ear canal for a very personal sound. They have good bass, even for being so...

Pros: Sound isolation, comfortable, reasonable price
Cons: No real case, asymmetrical design (see review), somewhat fragile cord

I've owned a lot of headphones since I first bought one of the original Sony Walkman players back in the 80's. I even have a pair of the first noise-canceling headphones and they still work. But for the price, nothing sounds quite as good as these little ...