Sony MDREX155AP in-Ear Earbud Headphones/Headset with mic for Phone Call, Black (MDR-EX155AP/B)

These are the ones to get. They aren't too expensive, but they sound great. These have a frequency range of 5Hz-24,000Hz. Other products make claims like " high-quality audio with a 20-20KHz range". Theoretically, that's the range of human hearing, but my ears can hear the difference. Here's why...The advertised range (e.g., 5 Hz - 40 kHz) indicates the frequencies the headphones can technically produce, but it doesn’t mean they reproduce them equally well. A "flat" response—consistent volume across all frequencies—is ideal for accuracy, but most headphones have peaks and dips.Reality: At the extremes (like 20 Hz or 20 kHz), the output might roll off—meaning the sound gets quieter or less accurate—rather than being as robust as in the mid-range (e.g., 1 kHz). For example, a headphone claiming 5 Hz might only produce a faint rumble at that level, not a clear tone.Also, I have an identical-looking pair of Sony ear buds that were slightly cheaper and they sound like crap by comparison, so you can't tell by looking at them.Finally, do not believe anyone that says that the range of these headphones can somehow damage your ears. There’s no specific frequency above or below which sound inherently damages ears—whether it’s infrasound (below 20 Hz) or ultrasound (above 20 kHz)—unless it’s delivered at a high enough sound pressure level (SPL), measured in decibels (dB). In other words, you're setting the volume is to loud.So, I have bought these numerous times. I keep coming back to them even though I also have expensive Apple Airpods, because they are relatively inexpensive, comfortable, sound great and don't need to be charged.The only negative is they aren't the best for talking on the phone or using for my work meetings. For meetings with Microsoft Teams I use another pair of headphones with a microphone that's designed to be closer to the mouth for phone calls. But in a pinch they will work for phone calls and meetings. Just don't expect them to have the best quality with the microphone.

Absolutely awesome headphones. Great music quality, crystal clear mic on calls, couldn't recommend it more.

One of my Bose earbuds lost its cover and I needed replacement earbuds quick. I ordered the Sony earbuds with next day delivery. The sound is almost as good as my Bose earbuds for a fraction of cost of the Bose earbuds.

I do not like Bluetooth earphones and still prefer the wired ones. These are my absolute favorite. The ear buds fit perfectly (and give you extra ones) and they feel very comfortable in my ears. It's very easy to use and the wire is not too long that it's everywhere and not too short that you feel like you're chained to whatever it is connected to. The black color is simple and discreet. I love the volume feature on the wire to quickly change it without going to the device. There is no need for charging for this!This is an awesome little wired earphone and it's not expensive (when you get it on sale 😀). I'd definitely recommend this.

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I bought this mainly to use for conference calls. Since the previous commenters say this has pretty good mic, so I tried this. I have to say that I'm disappointed though. The mic is good but its natural position when you wear this ear bud is going to cause your mouth to be away from the mic and therefore unless you want to constantly hold the mic next to your mouth, the mic resulted in very low voice. I tested this using Pixel 9 Pro XL recorder app, I read a few sentences from news article and did this multiple times over several different ear buds. I tested both if I wear the ear bud naturally and if I hold the mic next to my mouth. I agree those previous commenters probably held their mic close, it does have good natural voice that is loud enough. However if you don't hold the mic next to your mouth, this is not a good set for conference calls. I can't imagine if I'm on hours long conference call, every time I need to speak, I need to hold the mic closer. This ear bud has low recorded voice. I still keep the set as back up, but I'm still looking. The best ear bud for conference call is the older model MDREX38iP. Maybe the way the mic sits in the Y split so, naturally the mic is always in the middle and if you wear this naturally, your mouth is naturally close by, I don't know. But I'm looking for its replacement.

Los llevo usando hace 2 meses y por el valor están más que perfectos, los uso más que todo para llamadas y me escuchan perfectamente aún cuando voy en bicicleta y con viento en contra, los materiales son buenos y traen gomitas de repuesto para que se ajusten a tus oídos.Los recomiendo

Really great sound quality for a budget model with clever earbud shaping so you always know which is left ear or right ear without having to look for a color or text. Was hoping these would somehow magically work for making phone calls with my knockoff Apple Lightning to 3.5mm audio adapter. LOL Oh well. They still work well for listening to audio playback on the iPhone but not for making phone calls, Twitter Spaces, etc. Perhaps if I get a genuine Apple Lightning to 3.5mm adapter they may work for making phone calls on the iPhone. The audio quality is very clear and detailed and do not produce too much bass. They are perfect for recording and mixing music in a DAW and can handle a lot of signal from my audio interface without distortion. They are very comfortable and come with several sized earbud tips for a perfect fit. I don't write many reviews but these little guys deserved a good one.