Sony MDR-G72LP Consumer Headphones

Pros: Work well, stay on your head, decent sound
Cons: Not adjustable, no wire management

Hello once again, I'm back with another electronics review, featuring the sleek new Sony behind-the-neck style headphones.

I've always been a bit of a Walkman junkie, having gone through at least 1/2 dozen Walkmans and Discmans in the past 10...

Pros: Stylish, durable, excellent sound quality, affordable price
Cons: Not comfortable after more than 60 minutes, low power handling, no ¼” jack adapter

Construction & Comfort

I have been using Sony products, particularly their headphones and CD Walkman line for almost 10 years now, and with every Sony product I purchase, I’m always either adequately satisfied or incredibly astonished...

Pros: Foldable, great sounding (considering form factor), look really cool, built well
Cons: A little uncomfortable after a few hours

I am very happy with my SONY MDR-G72LP's. I was a little skeptical of the "backphone" style headband in regards to how comfortable it would be, and I am very picky about sound quality, so these little guys had a lot to prove.

I...

Pros: Small size, excellent portability
Cons: Mediocre sound quality, rather uncomfortable

I had previously written an opinion titled Decent performance for the looks and price! But after listening to a pair of Grado SR-60's, I had decided to delete that opinion. The Sony MDR-G72LP Street Style headphones look promising, but ultimately...

Pros: look interesting, stay on your head
Cons: poor sound reproduction and functional design

Sony's MDR-G72LP headphones are nice-looking, but their sound quality leaves a lot of room for improvement.

I recommended these, never having tried them, to my spouse, to replace the worn-out ear buds that came with her portable radio. They're...

Pros: comfortable in most situations, good style, and better than average sound quality
Cons: can be uncomfortable at times

Sony has and always will be one of my favorites, and this company never stops when it comes to customer satisfaction. I own a Sony Minidisc player and the headphones that came with them were terribly uncomfortable, so I bought these headphones to...

Pros: good sound, look cool, decently priced, stay on your head, Fold small to take places
Cons: Uncomfortable if worn for more then 30 minutes, not resizable

When these headphones were first released, I wanted them, I am one of those people who needs to get all of the new, neat gadgets, but I wasn't able to find them quickly. It took me a couple of months to find a store that had them in stock. However,...

Pros: compact, great sound
Cons: nothing

these are the best headphones I have yet. they go around the back of the head so it does not interfere with me when I wear a hat. they are also real cool because of the way they are worn and the way they look. the sound coming from the headphones are...

Pros: Very stylish, one piece design, comfortable fit, long cord
Cons: Poor sound, distorts easily, gets muddy when used with increased bass

I have had these since Christmas of 2000 and have used it quite a bit since. The thing I like the most about it is the one piece design. Unlike other headphones, it does not have a band that goes over your head, nor does it have earpieces that slide on...

Pros: small size, awesome sound, sweet looking, street style, sony quality
Cons: you might not like the color silver, can pinch ears after several hours in unusual positions

these are the best headphones i've found. i take these with me everywhere, along with my panasonic SL-SX510 cd player (which for some reason is not on epinions, even though it's sharper image's, consumer reports', and pc computing's top pick for CD...

Pros: Excellent bass w/ mega bass, clear sound, won't mess up hair, quite loud
Cons: Lack of bass w/o mega bass, can't lie down or use glasses

Everybody is claiming how these headphones suck. People complain about no bass (which is half true), discomfort (which is easily solved), and an overall crappy sound (nope). These headphones actually sound quite good. I was kinda skeptical of these...

Pros: Lightweight, cool look, excellent sound, small, good price
Cons: Ear clips used to be uncomfortable...but that's solved.

I have been using these headphones for about 6 months. They weight almost nothing and the sound quality is great.

I decided on these because they looked good, I had heard they were comfortable and sounded great, and the price was perfect....

Pros: neodymiund magents, slips on, behind neck
Cons: gets annoying sometimes when lying down

I bought these earphones because my friend had just got them and had showed them too me. I put them on and they where so much more comfortable than my old earphones. On all other earphones the earpieces really don't conform to your head but on...

Pros: looks, build quality (made in Japan), foldable
Cons: lack of midrange, high price

I paid $60 Canadian for these at the Sony store. I needed some decent looking headphones that wouldn't sound too bad to take to school. I'm mostly satisfied with these.
For $60 the sound isn't that great, but better than what you might expect...

Pros: Great Form
Cons: Average Sound performance

Years ago on a hot and dusty dragstrip I watched a beat-up ugly mismatched street-rod whip past a sleek trim colorful funny-car. It was the first time I saw the old adage in person "Looks don't make it run".

These phones may *look*...