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Maxell 190568 EB-125 Stereo Earbuds (Black)

Maxell 190568 EB-125 Stereo Earbuds (Black)

(9 customer reviews)

List Price:	$5.99
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Description:

Ear buds fit snug in the ear. Provides great stereo sound. Comes in a stylish color.

Features:

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Lightweight and comfortable earbud

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Use with any 3.5mm headphone jack

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20Hz-23kHz

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Ear buds fit snug in the ear

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Provides great stereo sound

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Comes in a stylish color

Product Details:

Product Length:	3.0 inches
Product Width:	5.5 inches
Product Height:	1.0 inches
Product Weight:	0.1 pounds
Package Length:	5.43 inches
Package Width:	1.42 inches
Package Height:	0.71 inches
Package Weight:	0.4 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 9 reviews

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Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 1.0

( 9 customer reviews )
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews

8 of 8 found the following review helpful:

Guess why these are $3.99...Sep 09, 2005
By joesuspense
...because they suck. I bought these when I was walking to work one day at the drug store. I got ripped off and paid $4.99. Here is why they suck:

1. They are uncomfortable in my ear. No soft rubber, just hard plastic. Not even really molded to fit in an ear.

2. The plug was shorting out from the second I plugged it in. It requires much twisting and bending to get sound out of it.

3. Since they don't fit well in the average ear, the sound quality ends up sounding super tinny. I found that if you reverse the left and right earpieces and twist them in a 45 degree angle to the front, they sound OK. It's not comfortable and you can't wear it like that for more than 10 minutes.

4. They are white, like every other earbuds available on the market today. I wasn't plugging these into an IPod, but now I look all the yuppies on the bus out of suburbia with their white wires going into their ears. The yuppies are going to start thinking that I am one of them and try to trade rare Phish bootlegs with me.

I am going to go back to using my gigantic Optimus headcans. They look silly but sound better. In the time I spent writing this review, I could have panhandled enough cash to get better headphones. Maybe I should stop being a cheapskate and drop some money on better headphones.

Nah.

7 of 7 found the following review helpful:

I'd rather be deaf!Mar 01, 2006
By Dean Moyer "clvnst"
Instead of just griping about the Maxell ear buds' deplorable sound quality, permit me to recommend a superior alternative.

"Customers who viewed this" set of Maxell ear buds would be better off listening to music/podcasts by pressing a stethoscope (check this website for availability) against the outside of any mp3 player.

In a side by side comparison:

Appearance - Stethoscope wins

Comfort - Stethoscope again

Design - same as above

ROI/value - give it to the 'scope

Audio quality - STETHOSCOPE, BY A LANDSLIDE

Bonus suggestion: Have your small children use these awful Maxell ear buds just for listening to music you want them to hate.

6 of 6 found the following review helpful:

Oh, the humanity...Jul 18, 2006
By cprr
What was I thinking when I bought these $3.16 headphones!!?! they suck big time!!! I'm planning to burn them along with all the evidence of the purchase.. look for better quality headphones somewhere else

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

OWWW They hurt!May 04, 2007
By Jessica B. O'Donnell "Chef Jes"
I wanted to buy some cheap-o headphones to wear at the pool with my old CD player...you know, something that I could have and if they got wet and ruined, I wouldn't be completely devestated. Unfortunately, you can only wear these for about 5 minutes before they hurt your ears. So I bought alternative headphones and put these away. Stupid me, I brought them out when I needed some in a pinch and they actually have been shocking my ears! They are not molded to fit in any ear and they have this nub on the side of each that kill! The sound quality isn't so bad but the fit is. Spend the extra money for comfortable ones. I'd even be so bold as to venture to the Apple store and buy the $20 earbud headphones that come with the iPods. Those things are great!

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

JunkJan 11, 2007
By Leo F. Venuti
Put it this way, you get what you pay for (hopefully , you don't pay over 2 bucks for them). the sound is awful, it crackles, no bass. Ended up buying a set of "philips" for a few bucks more, couldnt be more pleased.

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