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Summary: good headphones
Review: Even though i dont own these headphones, like all other Aiwa products, these should be just as good. These specific set of headphones are really good if you own an Aiwa cd player. If you own a cd player from sony, they will not work as great as they would on an Aiwa cd player. Aiwa says their products have good bass, well they do, but if you have another brand cd player, its not worth getting. For instance, if you have a sony cd player, they are great, but with these headphones, you wont be toatally satisfied with it because sony cd players dont give enought bass with any type of headphones that you use. And if you want these heaphones for loud music and lots of bass, be sure to own an Aiwa cd player because they are ment to be used with other Aiwa products and not with other companys products even though they are compatible, its just how Aiwa makes their products. And i know this beacause i have an Aiwa cd player with Aiwa headphones and i have tryied to mix brands of cd players and headphones and it does not work too well.
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Summary: Pretty good, but not perfect.
Review: I bought these headphones to work out with. I wanted a pair of headphones that were neckband headphones and without any foam (so they wouldn't get sweaty).These headphones fit my criteria as well as having a good enough sound for my purposes. I found the sound adequate. The dynamic range didn't seem as good as some other headphones I own. I would use them for working out, but for general purpose I prefer other headphones.
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Summary: Decent
Review: I bought these headphones to work out with. I wanted a pair of headphones that were neckband headphones and without any foam (so they wouldn't get sweaty). These headphones fit my criteria as well as having a good enough sound for my purposes. I found the sound adequate. The dynamic range didn't seem as good as some other headphones I own. I would use them for working out, but for general purpose I prefer other headphones.
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Summary: Aiwa HP-VJ201 Neckband Headphones
Review: Pretty good headphones: unbreakable, flexible, comfortable. When you accidentally turn the headphones' cable at the port there will be no sound distortion. it happens to many headphones but not to this one. The ear pads contain air inside and when you insert them it "sinks in".
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Summary: Pretty good, but not perfect.
Review: The bass on these headphones are actually quite good except that you have to push them in the ears so that the acoustic plus feature seals up the ear canal. If the headphones are not inserted properly there won't be much bass at all. The overall sound quality is pretty good, but I think the high end portable sony headphones have a better upper end clarity. The only real problem with the headphones is that they can become quite uncomfortable because they create some pressure within the ear canal when the acoustic plus seals it up. However at least you can wear glasses with these things because the swoops band goes under the ears and not over so that is a plus.
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Summary: One of the best headphones I've owned
Review: These are simply one of the best headphones I've owned. They're comfortable, even for long periods of wear (6+ hours), stay in place during exercise, and the sound quality is great -- it's awesome with songs with a lot of bass and also for songs that hit higher sounds. They look great, too. BUY THEM NOW, you'll be glad you did. :)
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Summary: Where's the bass?
Review: These headphones look great and the Swoops Neckband makes it comfortable to wear but unfortunately they do not sound as good as they look. They are lacking in bass. If you go to the AIWA site to see the features, you will read that AIWA has incorporated the "Acoustic Plus Technology" and the "Pipe-Phone for Super Bass," designed to increase bass reponse. I had to turn up the bass on my portable Sony CD player (D-EJ815) all the way up and even still, it did not sound as deep and powerful as the ones that came with my portable CD player.
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