Sony MDR V150

Pros: Inexpensive, relatively durable.

Cons: Not the best sound quality. Uncomfortable for long uses.

The Bottom Line: For an average pair of headphones which block out the majority of the background noise at a low price, these may fit the bill.

Review: I work in a cubicle environment and therefore, wanted some sort of headphone to block noise while still providing a decent listening experience. In came the Sony MDR-V150 closed ear headphone.

First Impression
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Pros: warm, comfy, great sound qaulity, noise canceling

Cons: ask me tommorow and there still wont be any.

Review: great headphones, comfy, warm, and great sound. these headphones are great for the buy. sony has never let me down before and this is no exception.great sound qaulity. these headphones cancel out the most of the sound when you put them on but when...

Pros: great dynamic range. good bass. long/strong cord.

Cons: prone to break under abuse.

Review: i love these headphones, in fact i love them so much i've bought two.


i listen to all types of music. it meets and sometimes exceeds my expectation. ive read some reviews talking about "weak" bass. i havent noticed this at all with...

Pros: Cheap, decent quality for the price

Cons: Not for serious listening, headband a little tight

The Bottom Line: Good for listening to MP3s/radio in cubicles. Not comfortable enough to wear all day though.

Review: Good for listening to MP3s or the radio on the workplace where you don't want to disturb everyone else around you. That's about it; I wouldn't want to sit through a DVD with these on nor would I consider them to be anywhere close to a pair of "good"...

Pros: Decent sound quality and good looks, great upgrade for portable players or computer use.

Cons: Don't cover ears completely, not too portable, they sweat

The Bottom Line: If you don't have too much money to spend but are looking for a middle of the road headphone, then look no further.

Review: I got these headphones essentially to replace the ones that came with my portable CD player. They hadn't broken, but even excellent CD players often come with flimsy, tinny sounding headphones. So off I went to the Sony store.

I haven't...

Pros: I like their style

Cons: fragile and mediocre sound quality

Review: I have three boys that each went through a pair of these. They all broke at one stem that holds an ear piece. I discounted it all as teenage misuse. Then my own babied pair broke at the same place on me. I know for certain it was not from misuse. If...

Pros: Long cord. Good sound quality. Sturdy, good looking headphones.

Cons: None. Think about what you just bought. It's Just $20

Review: Bought at Target today. They sound great to me. I use them for listening to music on the internet. I have read reviews that state they were supposed to be studio quality. If they had read the package it says " studio monitor sound & style, not...

Pros: Good price for sound quality

Cons: Stupid large destructive Jack

The Bottom Line: Not for active music lovers

Review: These are fine affordable headphones if you never move. The sound quality on these, the comfort level and the price would make allow me to rate the product much higher, but one feature is atrocius. The Jack that is plugged into you music device is...

Pros: price comfort

Cons: sound quality, durability

Review: i have been using these headphones for a few months now. they are pretty comfortable. sound isnt too bad. won't blow you away but its a good value for the price. they replace my last pair of MDR-V250 headphones which have the same construction and...

Pros: Inexpensive

Cons: Uncomfortable and poor sound

The Bottom Line: I would not purchase these. It's well worth spending a little extra money and buying better headphones.

Review: I was really hoping for some decent sound from these. They cost me about $20. I took them to work to listen to my music off my computer, but was sadly disappointed. The volume doesn't go very high. The bass is very muddy and is easily distorted if...