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Question: For those with small ears? I have a problem with most in ear phones because they hurt my ears very shortly after inserting and I feel like I have a brick shoved in my ear.  How do these rate among other people with small ears?  Do they "adjust" small enough to not be a pain?
Document: I've had a lot of earbuds in my day, that have cost between $0 - $500. I prefer in-ear noise cancellation buds, but when exrecising, they don't stay. So i got these, and I would say that they definately stay on your ears. I;ve worn them while cycling, while working out at the gym and while jogging, and once you twist them in your ear they stay put.The sound is decent, and more than adequate, but certainly not exceptional. The base is not over-powering, but the mid-range is a bit to prominent.The main problem I had with these is that my ear cavity is a bit small, so regular buds like these, or the ones that come with IPods are painful for me to wear.
I got these ear buds because others that I have tried don't stay in. The problem with these however, is that they're way too big for my ears. the bud itself is too big so I can't even get that part in my ear let alone the extended "twist-to-fit" pad. I had high hopes for these buds but I guess I'll have to keep searching for a small pair.
There is something about the way God has made my ears, no ear phones can stay inside my ears for more than fraction of a second...I'm not joking. I would put an ear phone in the ear and stand perfectly still and the phones would just slide out and fall. So I have always had to wear "over the ear" type phones to prevent from falling and they still slide away from the ear canal and I had to constantly adjust them. I bought the Sennheisers after carefull reading the reviews and I couldn't be happier.
I purchased these headphones because I have trouble keeping my headphones in when I'm running. I didn't get the sport version because they only came in a shockingly neon green. In the past, I've also tried the iPod in-ear headphones, but those were also constantly popping out during my run. While the twist-to-fit system is an improvement over the standard and in-ear iPod headphones, they still do not fit as securely into my  ears as I'd like them to. Unfortunately, after awhile, the twist-to-fit system starts to feel heavy and uncomfortable in my ears.From a sound perspective, things are sharper than they sound from iPod headphones - sometimes a bit *too* sharp, producing a quality that's bordering grating.
All in all, these do work well but only for the right people. I got them for myself when I run, but they do not stay in my ear at all. They worked well with other people I found though. I have large ears I guess. lolWould be 5 stars if I got them as a gift. Seeing how I got them for myself, I'm gonna say 1 star.
I blew the headphones that came with my Ipod. So it took me a while to find a nicely priced pair that worked great. These headphones work great they have great bass and they con go nice and loud if you like rock music. The volume control is nice because then you can put that all the way down so you don'e have them too loud. The pouch that came with them was nice because I use for the Ipod cable splitter and the old headphones in case anyone one the bus will want to listen.The only thing I don't like about them is that if you have small ears the headphones will push them out and your ears will get very sore.
I'm sure in 2006 these were great. They cling to your ear using a rubber tip around the earbud, and an extra disk just above each earbud with the same type of rubber. And certainly you can twist these in your ear to create a tighter or looser fit, however its a bit of a guessing game. The most aggravating thing about these headphones is that regardless of which way I turned them, after an hour of use, my ears were throbbing. Also there are times where I want to wear just one headphone to be aware of my surroundings, but there is no sliding piece to adjust the cord length between headphones.
cable - aspect of the phones are TERRIBLY DESIGNED. After the cable splits, the length to your L&R ears is uneven - leaving you with a long and a short side??? Which might be practical if your ipod was say, being held parallel to your head like 10 feet away to one side and you really needed all of that extra foot of cable on one side. In a normal situation, however, it just hangs absurdly - this big loop under your chin - and tries to find a way to wrap itself around your neck.
I bought this because I want a pair for work out.Later I found out it is really not comfortable to wear it since the little thing keeps stretching my ears.The soound quality is soso. I did compared it with my ipod ear buds. I found out that this pair has even worse performance comparing to those ipod ear phones.
They do fit and do not drop outat all! Also like the way you can adjust the volume.Sound is great as well.A good purchase.
Answer: I have small ears as well, so I'm always using the smallest adapters available, and at times, some of them are too big.  That said, these fit me well, when using the smallest adapters.  You have to make sure you use the smallest "wheel", and the smallest actual headphone cover.  Also, make sure to use the rubber headphone covers and opposed to the "felt" cover.  This combination works perfect for my small ears.  I can wear these easily for 5 hours without them becoming uncomfortable, but after that, you do start to feel them, but for me anyway, that's the case with all earphones.