e MDR-EX85LP earbuds from Sony offer great sound quality in a lightweight, comfortable package. Three sizes of soft silicone eartips make sure you get a secure, comfortable fit, and the neodymium magnet drivers provide clear audio with a wide frequency response. The gold-plated 3.5mm mini plug is compatible with a wide variety of electronic devices. A convenient carrying pouch is included for storage and travel.

Lightweight, comfortable design

Three sizes of soft silicone eartips for a stable, secure fit

Powerful neodymium drivers for clear sound with a full frequency response

Gold-plated 3.5mm mini plug is compatible with iPods, CD players, portable DVD players, and much more

Handy carrying pouch included

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Product rating Product rating   Voting Select your rating... Excellent! Very good Good Fair Poor Rate It! Reviews Author: JB Unfortunately, the only real way to test different brand earbuds is to buy them and hope you like them. If you don't, then return them. Fortunately, larger companies let you return open packaged items such as earbuds for a full refund (without a reason), so this is what I did. I tried similarly priced ($100) Shure earbuds, and also the popular Bose ($100) earbuds. Both are quality products, but not as quality as the Sony MDR EX 85lp (which you have to find at an actual Sony store, if not Amazon, which is about half price.) The Shure brand has a sound disparate towards Treble. Way too much treble. And the Bose have much too much bass for my taste. So much that it overpowers the music itself. If this is what you're looking for then your good to go, but this is not what the music was recorded to sound like. That is a matter of fact. And then there is the MDR EX90 lp, the slightly older brother of the MDR EX85. The slight difference is that the MDR EX 85 case is made of plastic and the MDR EX90 of metal. The metal housing is supposed to cut vibration, but it is so negligible as to stump a hummingbird. Ok, exaggeration, but I actually tried both and went with the EX85 (with plastic housing) because I thought the sound was a touch touch nicer, but I'm sure it was imagination or the fact that I'd compared them so many times side by side as to not know the difference anymore. The EX85 and EX90 are nearly identical earbuds, much better than anything else I've heard in the way of earbuds. The sound is so great! Add your review here Your name: * Your message: * Maximum review length is 2000 characters Type the characters you see in the picture. (If you do not see any picture here, please enable images in your web browser options and refresh this page): Get a different code Add review Ratings and/or reviews are submitted by customers to our site based on their own personal experiences. The Midi Store LLC regularly checks these reviews for inappropriate language and may chose to delete or edit your review as required. However The Midi Store LLC does not screen reviews for accuracy and we do not endorse their content. Any abuse of the review system may result in The Midi Store LLC not allowing you to post. We believe this service is important to help you hear from others who have experience using the products that are of interest to you. When you submit a review you acknowledge that you, not The Midi Store LLC are responsible for it's content.