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Sony MDR-G73LP Street Style Headphones (Blue)

Sony MDR-G73LP Street Style Headphones (Blue)

List Price: $29.99
Your Price: $23.74
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Rating: 1 stars
Summary: They look good...
Review: but they are rather uncomfortable. First of all, the flexible head band/strap thing is very, very annoying. It takes me five minutes to figure out how to put it on. And when I DO get it on, the earpieces don't stay. If you are all about looking "stylish," then please, purchase this item. But if you're into comfort and quality, don't buy them. It's just a waste of money, I assure you.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: They look good...
Review: but they are rather uncomfortable. First of all, the flexible head band/strap thing is very, very annoying. It takes me five minutes to figure out how to put it on. And when I DO get it on, the earpieces don't stay. If you are all about looking "stylish," then please, purchase this item. But if you're into comfort and quality, don't buy them. It's just a waste of money, I assure you.

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: Nice sound but terrible fit
Review: I am searching online for a replacement of these phones. They are uncomfortable and feel like they'll slide off my ears at any minute. I've tried for a year to use these things. What a waste of money. They just feel awful.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Great headphones!
Review: I use them for running and other exercise with an MP3 player. I've been through dozens of different styles, all with comfort, quality or usability issues. These are absolutely comfortable, stay in place without applying pressure and have good sound quality.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: These are among my favorite Phones
Review: It's interesting that some people say these are hard to wear. I find them by far the easiest to wear and the most comfortable of the behind-the-neck style. I wonder if they are trying to wear them like traditional phones? These are very light and stay on my ears (with glasses, by the way) better than most of the stiff plastic phones I've used.

I've owned many, many headphones over the years (Koss, Memorx, Panasonic, JVC), and Sony has been the most consistently good sounding brand I've had. The MDR-G73LP phones are no exception. They sound far better than the cheapos that come with virtually all portable devices (including Sony.) They aren't as good as my old MDR-V6 phones, which have been thoroughly abused over, what, about 15 years? And even though those V6's are physically shot, they still sound fabulous!

I recently bought the new sealed bud type phones (Sony), but I like the MDR-G73LP better. The sound is smooth, wide range, deep bass, and all around clean. My only complaint is that they don't seem to be the best FM antenna around. But with a CD player, they are excellent.

I can very highly recommend the MDR-G73LP!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Awesome headphones
Review: Just to give you an idea of what I'm usually used to listening, when I'm home I use my trusty Grados for headphones (which are not exactly what I'd like to be wearing around town) and my stereo system is comprised of Pioneer's DVD player (SACD, DVD-Audio capable), which are then fed to NAD's driving Paradigm speakers.

I originally purchased these headphones in Japan when I was back home visiting my family, they were not sold here in the states yet. I have been using these headphones for about a year now and I still love them. These have extremely good drivers for a.)the price you're paying for and b.)for its intended use (outdoors on the streets). These are VERY comfortable cans that are light, pretty fashionable(I think), very portable, and did I mention comfortable? Sure Koss's porta-pro's are pretty comfy and sounds good (although you'd look like a dork with them on) but these are so comfortable that you forget you had then on your ears! (and sounds quite good as well)

I'd recommend these headphones to anyone, for the price you cannot beat all the great things it has to offer. Excellent lo-fi headphones!!!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: The best headphones I've ever owned
Review: These are by and large the best headphones I've ever used. I'm a college student, and I have to cram my headphones into my backpack to use them after and between classes. Normal headphones usually break after a couple of weeks of this treatment, and earbuds get lost. But these phones have no rigid parts, just a bendy wire that connects the two cans, so they're extremely durable.

The connector loops behind the back of the head, which means they're great for outdoor use because they won't slip off the top of your head like normal headphones. They stay on by slipping partially behind your ears, so they're not on too tight and do tend to come loose every once in a while during very rough activities like jogging.

I find they give better sound and stay in better than ear buds, and they hurt my ears less than the headphones that clip directly onto the top of your ears.

So, for durability, comfort, and ability to stay in place, I highly reccomend these headphones. Plus, they look really cool.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Comfortable small headphones
Review: These little headphones are the ones I always take on the road with me. They are comforatable to wear, have good quaility sound and are small and light to carry.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Comfortable small headphones
Review: These little headphones are the ones I always take on the road with me. They are comforatable to wear, have good quaility sound and are small and light to carry.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: hard to get to fit right
Review: These wouldn't even stay on without bending the spring wire. Unfortunatly, the wire is a flat spring steel, and you cannot just bend it without it distorting somewhere else. I spent over an hour trying to find the right way to bend the wire to keep them from just falling off. I got one configuration to work, but only if I did not move my head. They are very lightweight, or at least seem so, since they are usually falling off. I can not attest to the sound quality, as I never got so far as to plug them in. If you buy these, definitely buy a couple of pairs of pliers to assist in the custom fit. You will look really cool with these, no doubt, as you are cruising down the boulevard, constantly fidgeting with them, trying to keep them on your ears. $45 down the toilet.


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