Philips HE 591

Pros: Great sound, virtual surround sound is great, super comfortable too!

Cons: Not comfortable to wear in bed.

The Bottom Line: Get these to replace your old ear buds, super sound (virtual surround sound), super comfortable for extended wear.

Review: I really like these ear buds, I listen to my MP3 player on a daily basis, for 3-4 hours at a stretch, comfort is a BIG deal to me, no matter how great ear buds sound, if they hurt your ears, you will not enjoy using them. These combine great sound...

Pros: inexpensive ($15), comfortable, sound OK (besides bass), might be OK for gym use

Cons: poor bass, cushions get slippery if wet (sweat) so they can slip out

The Bottom Line: These are OK earbuds for the price. They sound OK and might work for you during exercise, but they also have the tendency to slip out over time when sweating.

Review: I was in the market for some new headphones mainly for use at the gym since that's where I listen to mp3 music the most. Generally earbud style headphones do not work for me since they never fit or stay in my ears. I had some Sony's that are like...

Pros: Excellent quality, comfortable wear, great for most activity.

Cons: They can make their way out of your ear, not for exercising.

The Bottom Line: For most activity, does sound a tad like surround sound. They are worth your money. Speachless.

Review: Music is a delicate art. What can be especially puzzling is how to capture the song, bringing it to life for the masses to hear. A bad recording can ruin a fine song, and a good recording can even bring some value to an otherwise annoying piece of...

Pros: Great sound for the price. Storage/carrying case.

Cons: Buds don't stay in ears. Silicone attachments easily lost.

The Bottom Line: The sound is great for less than $20.00, however, the bud design ruins the listening enjoyment since they never seem to stay in the ear for very long.

Review: I have always been impressed with Philips/Magnavox products, so when I saw Philips headphones for under $20.00 I was sold. The packaging bragged about winning awards for sound quality. It also mentioned an innovative new ear bud design for better...

Pros: cost, last for years, loud

Cons: sound quality, uncomfortable, not necessarily surround sound

The Bottom Line: If you're not serious about great quality or bass and want some cheap earphones, these might do you just fine. Otherwise, leave them on the shelf.

Review: ...although I'm pretty sure most reviews on these earphones are not from "audiophiles." And I think that is the difference between this review and some others, which means these earphones are probably perfectly satisfactory as far as sound quality...

Pros: Cool Concept, SRS in headphones/earbuds.

Cons: Poor Fit and Confort. Not Musical or Transparent. Not Natural Sounding.

The Bottom Line: There are better buys in earbuds, that will sound better and be more comfortable to wear.

Review: The idea of "virtual surround sound" is very appealing, indeed. I admit to being fairly picky about my audio gear, which ranges from mp3 players to home theater. However, I do not purchase high-end gear, and have experienced that some mid-priced...

Pros: GREAT SOUND STAY IN YOUR EAR WHEN YOU ARE NOT MOVING A LOT.

Cons: NOT GOOD TO WORK OUT IN HOWEVER.

Review: I AGREE THE SOUND IS GREAT. I CATCH THE SUBWAY TO WORK AND IT IS WONDERFUL NOT TO HEAR ALL THE RIFF RAFF AROUND YOU.

Pros: - look pretty cool - a very nice single cable - filter out outside noise

Cons: - too big for my ears - dont have the SURROUND sound the package says

Review: i got these at a meijer for 20 bucks and when i got home tried them out... they would not fit in my ear with the default size silicon things, so i took those off and put the other size on, but those wouldn't stay in my ear either...

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