Sony Headphones Reviews

50% of reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

4 user reviews

0% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

5 user reviews

I bought a set of Sony ear buds and they died after 6 months. I tried to get them replaced but it was too hard so I bought another pair. They just died, after about 6 months. I'm not using my old 20 year old Sony hard ear buds. Zero stars

8 user reviews

My wife and I take our Sony Noise Canceling headphones whenever we go on vacation. With an iPod and splitter, we connect with each other as we listen to our favorite tunes. While avoiding the roar of jet engines or loud people at the pool of our...

5 user reviews

The Sony MDR-EX36V Stereo Headphones are a good budget-friendly option for anyone who wants to upgrade from the earbuds that come packaged with MP3 players.

1 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

Great sound, in-line volume is great during workouts, really good price for the quality

3 user reviews

67% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

3 user reviews

"I like the way they fit and how there is different sizes, but they can easily be nocked off or snagged and pulled off the headphones. I am going to try a drip of Krazy glue this time to make sure they don't fall off."

3 user reviews

67% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

3 user reviews

I have bought the 888 two years ago. Clearly, they sound really good for buds. When I got them, I was using EX70s and I felt the 888 were a LOT flatter sounding. Overall, the tone is good, the presence is JUICY, bass had good impact and mids are...

7 user reviews

0% of reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

9 user reviews

These are great headphones, I use them in the gym with my mp3 player. They're comfortable, sound great, and seem hard wearing. The sound quality's pretty much the same as the slightly older EX71. Highly recommended for gym or commuting.

2 user reviews

The Sony MDR-AS30G Active Headphones are a solid option for outdoor exercisers who don't demand superior audio quality during workouts.

1 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

Bought these in April 2012 and the microphone and volume controls died on my March 2013. Not too bad considering I sweat a lot and have been using them constantly during that time. For this price, I'll just buy another and hope they last just as long.

3 user reviews

50% of reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

2 user reviews

Got mine from an amazon seller in the UK - I don't know if mine were "iffy" (the build quality did seem suspect) but they were rubbish, with a flat and poor quality sound. I thought they'd be an upgrade on the cheaper (and vastly superior) V6/7506.

2 user reviews

0% of reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

1 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

Unable to pair device with a Sony bluetooth transmitter. Not able to use the device as described by other reviewers.

2 user reviews

50% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

2 user reviews

I bought 2 pairs at $40 each from ... Circuit City and now I can't take them back. I am not exaggerating when I say I will probably just throw them away. Very suprised that Sony put their name on this product ... and these are their "high performance"...

4 user reviews

With their pint-sized design, volume limiting feature, and itty-bitty price tag, the Sony MDR-222KD headphones are a great choice for children who aren't too concerned with audio quality.

1 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

33% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

6 user reviews

50% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

4 user reviews

This hugely popular phone has been around for decades, and for a reason: it offers a pleasing sound with comfort and nominal portability - and comfort. At higher volumes, there can be a certain hardness to the sound at around the 3k level. Since this...

7 user reviews

If you live in an apartment you know what a pain in the ass neighbors can be when you are trying to listen to your music at unreasonable levels. This ...

2 expert reviews