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Sony Ultra Lightweight MDR-W08L Vertical In-The-Ear Headphones |  | Brand: Sony
Category: CE
List Price: $9.99
Buy New: $3.50
as of 9/6/2010 19:09 CEST details
You Save: $6.49 (65%)
New (28) Used (3) Refurbished (2) from $3.50
Seller: Home Electronics
Rating:  250 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 9.6 x 6.9 x 1.1
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: MDRW08L
Model: MDRW08L
UPC: 027242464247
EAN: 0027242464247
ASIN: B00005N6KG
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Open-air, dynamic headphones which fit comfortably in the ear | | • | 13.5 mm diameter for small size and sound quality | | • | Nickel-plated mini-plug is L-shaped | | • | Slim headband to keep headphones snug | | • | 3.3 foot cord (1 meter) for ease of movement |
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Product Description
Sony's MDR-W08L Vertical, In-The-Ear Headphones get you ready to rock! Featuring a Super-Light In-The-Ear Design, Sony Acoustic Turbo Circuitry, a High Power Neodymium Magnet, and an L-Shaped Mini Plug, these headphones combine quality sound with a comfortable fit. This product also admits outside sound for added safety when you are listening on the go. Main Features Manufacturer: Sony CorporationManufacturer Part Number: MDRW08LManufacturer Website Address: www.sony.comProduct Type: HeadphoneConnectivity Technology: Cable 3.3 ftEarpiece Technology: DynamicDesign Type: Over-the-head Binaural Interfaces: 1 x 3.5mm Mini-phone Stereo Nickel PlatedWeight: 0.5 oz - Without cord
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 250
 Great for the price September 3, 2010
JVAN (Ohio)
I was using a pair of Sennheiser PX100's when mowing or at the gym for the past 5 years, until suddenly one side stopped working. Now they cost much more than I paid then (about 38), and even the new PX100-II's are a little pricey. Comparing those to these Sony's here's the differences:
Sony's cord is about 8" shorter. One side gets tugged on a little if I put my MP3 player in my sweats pocket.
Sony's are very workout friendly otherwise. Sweat wipes off easily when done (the PX100
s I had to blot the ear cushions).
These lack bass. There are parts of songs that I'm used to hearing that these don't even hint at in the bass region. Definitely an "airy" sound.
These are extremely comfortable and stay in place. They don't let sweat pool like the over the ear type did, and they don't shift. And best of all they feel like there's nothing at all on my head.
I paid 8 for these, shipped. Not bad, although I do miss the cord length and bass. Makes me wonder if I should've gone with the MDR-W24V headset. IF anyone has compared these two, let me know your thoughts. I really like the vertical style now; if only I could find some that get down to at least 40Hz and have a 4' cord.
Headphones August 30, 2010
Carole Timberlake (Bethel, Maine United States)
Prefer the ones that can fold up but so far these are doing the job.
 Great open ear sound, low base August 23, 2010
K. Kuzba (WI USA)
These are less heavy on the base than most Sony headphones, so they are just as good for listening to talk radio or audio books as for music. The open design allows for unobstructed hearing of ambient sounds, making them perfect for places and times where you need to be aware of your surroundings.
Best headphones I've ever had! August 21, 2010
M. Johnson (Utah Valley, UT)
I love to exercise and I especially love to run. I can't run without good music. I have tried out so many different headphones from really expensive to really cheap. I have tried the buds that fit in the ears. I have tried the headphones that wrap around your ears. I have tried the old-school headphones with the soft earphone piece, but nothing really works well. My ears are too small to hold the buds in. I have even tried the ear buds with the buds and they don't hold well enough while I exercise. The big soft ones feel too hot. So I decided to try out these cheaper, less fancy headphones and they worked like a charm. I have actually bought three different pairs (two for my kids to use with their music). They are adjustable. They fit into my ears and don't fall out when I run or cycle. The sound quality is just fine. I just want to hear music and I want the headphones to stay in/on my ears and these fit the bill. I highly recommend these headphones...especially if you have trouble with the wrap around or buds not fitting or staying in/on your ears properly.
 not rugged August 11, 2010
Arun Janardhanan (NJ)
I got this for gym use. The cable is shorted than what it should be for normal elliptical/treadmill use. Now one side stopped working. When the cable is held is one particular position, the sounds comes back indicating it's a contact issue where the cable joins the ear piece. This ear phone is comfortable but I do not recommend it.
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