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Question: I use my current Sports headphones when I work in the garden. Also use them for listening to a small TV. Will the Sony work for these two uses?
Document: I bought these hoping to have a back-up for my current favorite headphones, which are so comfortable I didn't realize how spoiled I had been. I couldn't wear these, they were too stiff (I like the flexible plastic ones) so first off they hurt my ears = no good, second due to the bad fit, I couldn't hear anything. Now I rated this with two stars because my husband actually uses them. They seem to fit him.
By husband uses these all the time that's why we bought the pack. According to him they work well & he does use his Ipad 12-13hrs a day if not more. SO these headphones get a beating....he does construction & is constantly listening to music. So no issues so far.....just like anything--they will wear & tear. But they it is a great product.
I have been buying these or equivalent Sony headphones for years. They don't fall off, are comfortable and work well. After awhile, given enough trips and slips, the wire seems to pull loose. That's OK because by then I have gotten more than $20 worth of listening. The design places the speaker in a unique comfiguration so they don't get shoved into the ear canal.Also, I'll be darned if I ever bought the pink ones! I bought white, silver, and blue ones, NOT pink.
One of the problems I have with reviews is that they are usually written too soon. I have had these headphones for more than two years and they still work fine. I can hear through both sides, even after slamming them in the car door, once or twice. I use them in the fitness center, so I can also report that they seem okay with sweat.
As a person who uses a portable MP3 player for both everyday activities and for aerobic activities, I have gone through my fair share of headphones over the years -- with most of the wear-and-tear due to exercising. I've worn down the padding of two behind-the-head headphones, and so I decided to opt for a new model to use during exercise, the new in-the-ear design.
I've been using this product for about two days now and already I regret it. My biggest issue is with the comfortability of the headphones. The portion that goes over the ear is fine, but it's the actual earbuds that are killing my ears (one side more than the other, so maybe my ears are shaped funny?). I wouldn't recommend these for anyone with small ears like me. Also, the sound quality is only ok.
At my desk, I have a nice set of headphones for listening to music, and having something that covers my ears is a bonus for keeping out the noise from other cubicles.But for working out, walking around, stuff like that, I want something lighter. I have a tiny clip-on iPod Shuffle for my workouts and I want earphones that are equally small and unobtrusive. Also, how do I say this? I want something with minimal skin contact so it gets less sweaty.
I got these for jogging, or for the gym/sports ect. I thought they would be better than the ones that came with my phone, that have the different sized rubber tips (and sometimes still fall out), but they ended up being worse. They fall off really easily.BUT I think that if you are a guy with larger ears they would work great. I'm a girl with pretty small ears so I think that had a large part in it.
I used to be a work-out fanatic. These things are superior for the price.I've yanked at my current ones so many times I'm amazed they haven't broken.They are very comfy, don't fall off, and I like them better than the expensive sport-types.Just tried a new fancy kind yesterday "for women", returned them asap. I'm sticking with these.My favorite Sony product aside from the PlayStation.
You'll never have to worry about these headphones falling off when you're running and you won't ever have to adjust the ear piece as you're working out. They are cheap enough to buy two: one for your gym bag, and one for your everyday use; and they are small enough to fit almost anywhere. If you're working out, make sure to put the cord underneath your shirt (through your shirt) so that it is not really exposed too much for it to flap around.
Answer: Hi, this Sony MDR-J10 uses the standard stereo mini plug (3.5 mm). If your TV and your other devices supports 3.5 mm jack, then it will work. -Ely