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I actually purchased the blue ones. These hurt my ears, there is not any flexibility in the ear pieces. I know this is because I wear glasses, so if you also wear glasses buy headphones that are soft and flexible. I have tried the glasses over and under the headphones, still not comfortable, actually made the top of my ears ache.
The headphones are comfortable for exercising but the sweat in and around my ears ends up killing the sound quality (it only happens on one side of the headphone). I'd say I sweat an average amount considering that I'm exercising while I wear the headphones, usually running, so I'd like to see Sony come out with a more water resistant headphone.I'd give this product five stars except for fact that the sound quality goes bad because of the sweat but I've gone through two pairs and will probably get a third the next time because they stay in my ears while running.
Because the sound flows away from the ear canal, this makes average speakers even less enjoyable. I guess non-slip is a loose term. However, this is the first pair of headphones I've owned that weren't slaughtered by the rigors of a sweaty run. True enough, h.ear headphones aren't likely to come off entirely, but they are likely to "slip" during most exercise routines. The bud design is clever, but (even for my big ears) the clip fits loosely enough to allow the buds to jar out of position. The design keeps sweat from drowning out the sound halfway through my three mile. The cord is also perfect length for sliding in my pack, or my Ipod Tuneband.
I received the earphones for Christmas last year. They worked well for about 9 months, and then suddenly they stopped working. I use them at my Health Club, and they stopped working on all the machines. When I called Sony, they could not help me without a Sales Receipt.
Really good design, I don't need to worry about it, when I am jogging.the sound quality is OK, compare to its price. And the earphone offer a decent comfortability.
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