Sony MDR V150

Pros: Cost, good (not great) quality

Cons: Poor Comfort, Smashed Ear Syndrome

Review: The sound is pretty decent for the price I paid. $25 dollars
but my main gripe is the comfort. If you want to listen to
anything for more than about 15 minutes than skip to another set and leave these at the store. I wish I could take them...

Pros: Sound quality, price, ear pads, sturdy feel.

Cons: Ask me tomorrow and I still won't know of any cons.

The Bottom Line: Reminds me of the Bose Stereos that cost $300 or more. These headphones will last.

Review: Who could ever forget the portable and popular Walkman? It seems like everyone has heard of them and I believe they must have made headphones popular as well.

When boomboxes get in the way, who cannot love headphones? I like them. You must...

Pros: Inexpensive

Cons: Not Audiophile quality (like others have said)

The Bottom Line: The phones are OK for low-budget listening, but definitely not for studio purposes.

Review: Bought these for $19.99 at Target. They are advertised as "studio quality phones". Ha-ha. The first thing I noticed when I put these on is that they are EXTREMELY uncomfortable. For extended listening they could become unbearable!

Didn't...

Pros: STURDY CORD

Cons: Poor audio-quality, uncomfortable, and breaks easily.

The Bottom Line: Don't buy it. Get a different pair. The M2X's are fair, but I'd save for a quality pair of 'phones if I were you.

Review: I got these *FREE* from my neighbor after had broken the right speaker off. He had them for about four months and they were only connected to his stereo for night time listening and were not abused at all.

After I had fixed the left...

Pros: Decent Sound Quality at a Reasonable Price

Cons: Flimsy Plastic: They break very easily.

The Bottom Line: I would reccomend that you avoid these headphones becuase they are made from cheap and brittle plastic.

Review: MDR-V150 Headphones
My initial response to these headphones was very positive. I picked these up at the local Best Buy for only $20. I was going to buy the DJ remixing model but figured I give these a try. I haven't used any other headphones...

Pros: Great Sound, Comfort, Durability, size

Cons: cord

Review: I was very inpressed with these headphones. the sound is great in the past I have had sony products including sony headphones and I have not been happy with them they break the SQ is horible for their price. I bought these for listening to music in...

Pros: long cord,sound

Cons: not comfortable,jack

Review: i wanted good headphones so i bought sony but it was a mistake,the small jack doesnt fit any of my cd players and when i move i get distorion, maybe its only in my headphones i dont know but i m disapointed.

Pros: hmm...i'll have to think

Cons: where do I start?

The Bottom Line: I was highly dissappointed, and bought the UR15C. I am happy I did that.

Review: I was around Wal-Mart looking for some closed-ear headphones that costed less than $20. Well, the UR15C from Koss was a bit too bulky for portable use. Guess what, I found Sony's MDRV150! And how dissappointed I am!

The sound quality on...

Pros: Great sound quality, great bass, great lows + highs, good volume production, solidly built, rugged.

Cons: LONG CORD!!! (2 meters long!!!) somewhat uncomfortable for long periods of time.

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for some cheap above the average earphones, get these. You WONT regret it!!!!! plus, they look cool too! lol

Review: Dont just settle for the no name brand earphones for 10 bux a pop, they just end up breaking on you every month or so! (just like me) i was fed up with having to replace my earphones every month, and the earbuds that came with my ipod (which i just...

Pros: Very good sound quality; value for price; durability.

Cons: If only more products were made like this!

The Bottom Line: Get a set and in 8 years you'll wonder why you didn't get these earlier... like 1998.

Review: OK, I think that this review is well qualified because I've been using these Sony MDR-V150 headphones for eight (8) years now!

First, I'll start out with the plusses: 1) Sound quality from a low-cost set of headphones; 2) Durability and...