Panasonic RP-HJE700E-S

81% of reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

These headphones provide a decent quality of sound. They fit quite comfortably in the ear and do a good job blocking out external noises (particularly useful when I'm listening to podcasts whilst simulataneously practising the piano). As someone who...

I found the sound coming throgh these to be clear and beautiful. And, as a person who has never, ever, found any in-ear headphones that didn't both hurt like mad, and fall out, very quickly, I was very pleasantly surprised by these. It is fab that...

After some interesting and irksome attempts at inserting these earphones into where they belong (as i had never tried such before) i discovered that the RP-HJE700E are actually quite comfortable. I thought they would be far too annoying and i would...

Head phones, like musical tastes, are a personal thing. Different people are looking for different qualities and many is the time I have been pretty unimpressed with 5 star 'must buy' products praised through the roof by audiophiles and gadget...

Headphones have a good solid build quality to them. They do fit well and come with 3 different attachments to ensure a good fit. Especially useful when exercising as they dont move around or drop out like standard headphones. Only downside I found with...

These are the first "in the ear" headphones that I have bought and, after some initial fiddling to get the right sized buds fitted, I can say I am impressed. They are light to wear and do reduce background noise, so that you can hear the music/audio...

I don't often listen to music over headphones, but have been contemplating replacing those that came with my iPod for some time: my main selection criteria were sound, comfort and noise-cancellation. Sound? Well, the sound is a vast improvement over...

For jazz and classical these are second to none, so comfortable and keep out outside noise really well. But they can be tinny on heavier records. So, yes for Miles Davis and Chopin, not so much for Mogwai. But, headphones are rarely good at heavier...

Whether you like your bass pumped out large or prefer a smoother more combined sound is so much a matter of personal taste that comparing headphones can be a difficult matter. Maybe it's something to do with impending middle age, but I'm less of a...