Sony Mdr-Ex32Lp/Blk Ex Earbuds Headphones
December 21, 2009 | Posted by admin 
- 9mm provides comfort fit and deep bass sound
- F/R: 6-23,000 Hz; Sensitivity: 100db/mW
- Cord: 3.9ft (1.2m)
- Three sizes of earbuds (S, M, L)
Product Description
Sony’s MDR-EX32LP Ear-Bud Headphones use a silicon Ear-Bud that allows the driver to fit comfortably in the ear canal and prevents it from slipping out too easily. It also helps to block surrounding noise by helping to seal the ear canal from that noise. The EX32LP also comes with 3 different sizes of Ear-Buds allowing them to fit comfortably in a large range of ear sizes…. More >>
Sony Mdr-Ex32Lp/Blk Ex Earbuds Headphones
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5 Comments »
I bought these to replace a pair of Phillips Surround Sound earbuds (cost about 20.00) that stopped working, but sounded great. I put these in and IMMEDIATELY hated the way they sounded. The music sounded awful…It just sounded weak and not a lot of depth. The only thing I like was that they stayed in and have a good physical design. I’m returning them.
Rating: 2 / 5
First of all, I owned these earbuds for about 30 minutes and had to take them back. The sound was garbage and the and quality of them was even worse. I ride a sportbike so fit isessential with my helmet on. They’re bulky and when in your ears after X amount of minutes, it’s pretty uncomfortable.
DON’T GET THESE PLEASE! SAVE YOUR MONEY AND BUY SOME SENNHEISERS. THOSE WERE MY LAST PAIR AND THE BEST!
Rating: 1 / 5
The Sony ear buds are really comfortable,, I read one review that says the sound was as good as the ipod ear buds,, noooooooooooooo way ! There is NO BASS AT ALL !
Rating: 3 / 5
Sound was good while they worked. After about five months the sound in the left ear bud all but went away.
Rating: 2 / 5
The sound is OK with these, but you can get better ones for about the same price. The in-the-ear design really does block out a lot of ambient noise so these are a possibility for outdoors or riding public transportation. My problem with them is they don’t have a flat surface to push them into your ear securely. They are narrow and curved on the back as you can see in the picture, and you have to grasp this and maneuver them until they have a secure fit. I have another pair of Sony’s of this type that have a flat surface, and you just have to push gently on those and they will slide securely into your ear more easily than these. So, no, I don’t recommend this model. I recommend the Sony MDR-EX71SLA.Sony MDR-EX71SLA Fontopia Bud-Style Headphones with Case (Black)
Rating: 3 / 5