Koss The Plug Earbuds

Pros: Cheap, light, good fit, excellent sound, very comfy

Cons: Easy to yank out, wires tangle easily

The Bottom Line: Well worth the price. Very good sound and very comfortable

Review: I have had my pair of "The Plug" earphones for a couple of years, so I have an older model. Mine came with several extra sets of the conical shaped inserts and none of the other weird geometric ones that are supplied with the current generation. For...

Pros: Cool Idea

Cons: Poor quality construction and EVEN WORSE CUSTOMER SERVICE

Review: I purchased these headphones and wore them to the gym one time. After 15 minutes one of the earbuds fell apart and I found myself going to the Dr. to have the sound tube removed from my ear canal. Contacted the manufacturer and was told that it was...

Pros: Inexpensive, fairly comfortable to wear

Cons: improved bass sound? I didn't hear it

Review: I have been searching for a better set of earbuds for my Ipod and after reading many of the reviews for the plug, I thought I might have found an inexpensive upgrade. But after plugging the Koss Plug into my Ipod and inserting them into my ears, I...

Pros: Excellent bang for the buck. Excellent sounding. Perfect in-ear monitors for musicians. Lifetime warranty.

Cons: Sound different for everybody - more so than other types of headphones.

The Bottom Line: Comfortable, decent sounding, lightweight, isolating ear buds for $20 with a lifetime replacement warranty.Make sure you are getting the newest model.

Review: Koss's original "Plug" headphones had many shortcomings listed in other reviews. If as if Koss read all these negative reviews and corrected all of them! Now there's service!

The hard plastic pipe has been replaced by a soft vinyl pipe...

Pros: Attractive, decent sound quality

Cons: Tangle easily, won't stay in ears

The Bottom Line: Unless you don't plan on moving much or have ears that will keep these headphones in, I wouldn't use these earbud headphones.

Review: I got these Koss earbud headphones for Christmas last year. I had been asked for them due to the fact that I often sit on regular headphones, smooshing them to beyond repair, and so I prefer earbuds or wireless headphones. My husband picked...

Pros: Best bass I've been able to find in portable headphones.

Cons: Becomes sore and uncomfortable after a while.

The Bottom Line: The best bass I've ever found. If you love to isolate your music from the outside world and immerse yourself in the world of your music, look no further!

Review: Finally, after a long and exhaustive search for headphones with full, rich sound and bass, I've found what I have been looking for in The Plug by Koss. They provide virtual isolation from external sounds which allow you to hear more, if not all, of...

Pros: Comfort, built quality

Cons: Crappy bass, crappy mid, crappy treble. The sound are crappy.

The Bottom Line: They should improve more on the mid and treble.

Review: The is the most crappy earphone I've ever owned(Even my $9 Phillip earphone sounds better than this). Kinda disappointed with Koss for producing such a product. I do not know which Plug model it is, but it does not have mute button and the connector...

Pros: Small, Loud, Great Bass, Short Cord

Cons: Annoying Mute Button, Overly Bright Treble

The Bottom Line: If you like earbuds, these are a great pair. I told at least half a dozen of my friends and co-workers about these.

Review: My introduction to The Plug came by way of a web page about The Boosteroo, an in-line headphone amplifier. The author of the web page amended the page to say that he switched over to The Plug and did not need the amplifier anymore.

Given...

Pros: custom fit,mute button,sound

Cons: cost

The Bottom Line: the best for use in excessive noise area's and wind/movement conditions

Review: I ride a motorcycle and live in ohio (no helmet required). Whether I wear a helmet or not the wind noise at my ears is loud. I was looking for headphones to wear that would stay in my ears with wind pulling on the cords and would have sound over the...

Pros: Low Cost, reasonable fidelity, ultra portability

Cons: Easy to lose pads, shifting fit alters sound.

The Bottom Line: Need decent portable sound on a low budget? Audition The Plug

Review: Is The Plug a serious player in the world of the audiophile headphone? No.

Is it a viable solution for the listener who wants tolerable sound in a low-cost, ultra-portable package?

Absolutely.

I purchased a set of these...