Sony MDR-EX510LP

alaTest has collected and analyzed 27 user reviews of Sony MDR-EX510LP from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 4.1/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.9/5 for other Headphones on Amazon.com. People really like the usability and bass quality. The comfort and price also get good feedback. There are some negative reviews about the reliability, and opinions are divided on the durability.

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With noise-isolation earbuds, £80. Also in black.

These are one of the best sub $100 headphones on the market. The sound is very clear, loud through all the ranges. These headphones provide very good noise isolation. The product looks very sturdy and polished. They look better in real, than in the...

I got these from my Sony Rewards points, and I have to say that they sound really good. I did notice something, however, when using the noise isolation earbuds, it cancels out a lot of the fidelity of the headphones, especially the bass. I prefer the...

These are really good headphones. They sound good, but they let sound wander out and wander in a little too easily. I tried them out on a plane, but I had to go back to my bumpin' buds (also by Sony, discontinued) if I wanted to do any real listening....

Very compact body, so as long as one of the provided three sizes of silicone earpieces fit, they should be comfortable for most people.

The style of these headphones are great, took sum time to get use to them but after a week i loved them and used them every day. they truly only lasted around 6months i dont think i did that much to them to make them break but they are my longest...

The cord makes the left headphone pop out.

When I picked up the MDR-EX76's, their specs seemed promising. I was amazed by how comfortable these earphones were. However, the first problem I noticed when using these was the bass. The bass level was minimal and the volume was also very low. So I...