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Question: Do these go in the ears like buds or do they sit at the ear opening? I hate earbuds as they hurt my ears but like the hook style headphone and am hoping this will work.
Document: I bought these because my earbuds were wearing out and starting to hurt my ears. These are great, they hook behind your ear and don't budge at all during a run or work out. I've gone on long runs, worked out in the gym, even went on a bike ride. The sound doesn't go directly into your ear drum either like an earbud which makes it a lot more comfortable to listen to.
I have a hard time finding earphones - buds don't stay in my ear for a second, so I was hoping these would work. They are pretty big on my ears, even though I have big eras. Maybe my ear holes are small. For running, they don't stay on whatsoever. I had a pair of monoprice hook on earphone that I loved but they no longer make them. If you have trouble keeping headphones in your ears, get an inner ear style, not these.
This design is great since it doesn't block ambient noise, but is still clear & crisp. I have larger ears, but i suspect these would fit almost all ears, since the design is a hook, and they hang down then kind of in front of the ear opening. Almost like speaker which sit slightly outside your ear and project inward. These are great for trail running / outside running, like i do primarily.
I am one of those people who cannot wear earbuds. My left ear opening is apparently too big to hold one in, and my right ear barely gets by. I bought these hoping I could wear them while jogging. However, the hook over the ear is too loose, and gravity is not enough to hold them on, and I swear I do not have a bouncy stride. I can wear them around the house, but that's it.
The fit of these headphones is fine - the buds sit gently in the ear, but not far enough in to create pressure (my biggest issue with earbuds, which hurt my ears), plus they let a little outside noise in, which is best for running outside.However, while the audio comes through very clearly, it's like listening to music with bass all the way down and treble all the way up.
I love these headphones so much, I have two pair! Typical ear buds either don't stay in my ear or make my ears hurt. This over the ear style stays put. I can wear them at work without messing up my hair (like over the ear headphones) or out on a run.
These are by FAR my favorite headphones. I have had probably 5 or 6 pair in the past 10 years. Not because they're poor quality, but because I use them SO MUCH. I like the design-- they face the back of your ear opening, and your ear acts as a bit of a speaker. (If that makes sense?) They don't hurt my ears like regular ear buds because they're half the size.
This wasn't the case for me. I like this design over the plug style which gets too sweaty in the gym to be comfortable. I was hoping these would be a good alternative, however I have small ears for an adult woman and found the bud part fit in the ear but not into the canal sufficiently to block outside sounds. I could hear people talking and the overhead music in the gym.Sound: The biggest con for me was the sound. I like Sony brand headphone sound and own several.
I can't get earbuds to stay in my ears, so a few years ago I got some over the ear headphones that sit in your ear like earbuds-style. I really liked them, but so did my dog as it turned out, and she chewed them into tiny pieces.Since I knew that I like the style and fit, I thought I would be quite happy with the Sony MDR-J10 as a replacement pair.
I can't wear earbuds and the like. They just simply hurt my ears. No doubt my sound sockets are misshapen but these are comfortable as hell to me. I will tell you that the sound quality of these will be reduced from that of normal earbuds because they will not fit snugly in your ears. However I give them five stars because for a person like me who can't seem to use buds without pain these are the only things that work!
Answer: They go in the ear, but it's not the same as bud. Because the clip is wrapped around your ear, the piece that goes in your ear is gently sitting in the ear, rather than dug in there.