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Question: Does any music come with it
Document: The MEB was one of the few rare in-ear headphones that is very comfortable and it actually stays put. The wires fit around the ear and have a good mixture of flexibility while staying where you bend them. The fit makes them very good sound cancelling headphones. Almost too good. I can shout and not hear myself. On the plus side the excellent fit helps what I found to be good sound quality on all kinds of music. Everything is balanced, different instruments all come through.
This is my second pair of Sony Walkman headphones (the first pair was stolen). They do exactly what they're advertised to do, fit well (and come with several different sized earbuds), and withstand sweat. My only two complaints are: a) they are not friendly with Mac, which means instead of being able to create playlists, etc., one has to drag and drop folders from iTunes.
It seems weird that only recently something like this Sony Walkman mp3 player has come along. Remember those huge headphones from the 80s that had a built-in radio? Yeah, this is a big step up from those. However, it seems that this product is hit or miss with a lot of people.First, the good- this mp3 player is relatively cheap, and a good alternative to people who don't want to mess with corded mp3 players in the same price range.
I didn't expect to like/use the "zappin' in" technology for music, but indeed I do.
I purchased these for workout, love them, download your music and go. Good fit, does not move around like a lot of headphones, Great sound.
These were not flexible enough to stay in my ears while walking fast much less a full on run! Too bad, I liked the concept. Loading music was easy though.
It does not connect to Itunes. The Content Transfer program only works with Windows, not Mac, so this means you need to search for your music in your Itunes folders and drag it one by one. You can say goodbye to playlists if you have a Mac.Bad done Sony, dont underestimate Mac users.
I've used this thing a ton. It stays on even while head-banging. It not in the way at all while bodybuilding. The lack of wires has been a blessing. The one and only drawback is the fact that other people can hear the music even while its in your ears. I love it. Lasts forever and charges quickly. Looks great as well.
Good sound quality. Check. Portable and won't jiggle when you move your head. Check. Water- and sweat-proof. Check. Quick and easy to download music. Check (indeed, super-check because MP3 files are a lot less of a hassle than itunes). Easy to recharge and carries a relatively long charge. Check. Well, what are you waiting for?
As much as I like to be able to hear everything around me when I get a chance to go running, it's so much more fun to do it with some good music playing. Normally I hold my iPod Touch in either hand with the cord to the headphones bouncing back and forth with each step. It's not that annoying, but it's always nice to have both hands free of distractions.
Answer: Not that I recall.  I put my own tunes on and I'm pretty sure it was empty.