EarHugger A 1000

11 reviews

May, 2013

Positive
Sound (27)
Comfort (18)
Value for money (13)
Bass quality (8)
Mids quality (4)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 11 reviews from magazines and websites. People are impressed by the mids quality and bass quality. The value for money and comfort also get good feedback.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Headphones the EarHugger A 1000 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 69/100 = Good quality.

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Amazon review summary for the EarHugger A 1000

alaTest has collected and analyzed 9 user reviews of the EarHugger A 1000 from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other products on Amazon.com.

56% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

May, 2013

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Consumer review by: Person (amazon.com)

Good Sound and Comfort From Earhugger's Wrap Arounds

For the past two weeks or so I've been testing out the Philips SHS3200 clip earbuds. The verdict was: return. They were very, very uncomfortable, even if the sound was great it doesn't matter if you can't actually use the headphones. Which means I had...

Jan, 2007

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Consumer review by: Person (amazon.com)

Good Sound and Comfort From Earhugger's Wrap Arounds

Jan, 2007

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Consumer review by: Matt Olenik (amazon.com)

Um, bad?

Poor quality little buds. I just bought them for the rubber "earhugger" piece to be used with other phones.

Dec, 2006

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Consumer review by: WIND (amazon.com)

inline volume control is flakey

The inline volume control does not work, moving the volume control slider can change the volume to go up, down, then one ear, then the other, etc. Very flakey. I purchased another one thinking it was just a problem with the one I bought, and sure...

Aug, 2005

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Ear and Phone together as ONE.......

If your looking for headphones to listen to your media, without the hassle of a wraparound attachment or without gravity constantly taking charge from your auditory canal. Then this it. Sure you do not get astonishingly great bass, but you can move...

Oct, 2001

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Consumer review by: outatime777 (amazon.com)

Ear and Phone together as ONE.......

Oct, 2001

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Consumer review by: (amazon.com)

Good quality for the price

I was hesitant to purchase the Ear Huggers after reading other buyers' reviews, but I definately have to say that I am satisfied. I wear glasses and the Ear Huggers work fine with them, and stay in place really well. The sound quality isn't excellant...

Feb, 2001

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Consumer review by: Sean (amazon.com)

Horrible...

Well, I totally agree with previous reviewer as far as the quality of this EarHugger. I have only one thing to say about it..BAD BUY. Especially if you wear eye glasses like myself, using EarHugger would be horribly uncomfortable for you. I didn't...

Jan, 2001

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Consumer review by: (amazon.com)

Poor quality on all accounts.

They may sound good and look good, but look somewhere else for earhuggers. Aside from being uncomfortable, they're unsteady and one-size-fits-all in two plastic wraps that easily come loose from your ears, as well as the actual earbuds dropping from...

Mar, 2000

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Product Specifications

EarHugger's patented "around the ear" headphones are a radically new and different type of headphone intended for use with personal stereos. EarHuggers feature high-tech earbuds, which are attached to soft plastic frames that fit around the ears holding the earbuds comfortably in place. Jog, run, power walk, ski, in-line skate, bike, weight train, rock climb, etc.; your EarHugger headphones won't fall out or hurt like regular earbuds, or slip and shift like conventional headphones. Use your EarHugger headphones for listening to music, taped books or motivational tapes. They're so comfortable you'll hardly know you have them on!