Sony MDR-A35G Consumer Headphones

Cable (Corded), 3.94 ft., Consumer, 1000 mW, Ear Buds, 10 Hz - 23000 kHz, 16 ohm, 108 dB, Weight: 0.56 oz. (15.9 g)

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Bad Batch?

by dimmitutto, May 11, 2007

Pros: light weight, secure but comfortable fit, good sound

Cons: head band breaks after less than a month rendering the headphones useless

Review: Ì had used SONY MDR-A35 headphones for years. They have generally lasted for at least 6 months of he ...

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If You Only Need A Beat

by customeright, Apr 8, 2007

Pros: Tight fitting, light, acceptable bass tones.

Cons: Mid and high range limited, pronounced wind noise, cheap feel.

The Bottom Line: An partial solution for budget-conscious, non-musically picky joggers. These headphones hold to your head, and keep the sweat away. But don't expect great sound, just a good beat.

Review: I like to run. Well, I like to jog. I definitely wouldn't win races. I love running outside, in natu ...

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Clean Out Your Ears

by zero_, Jan 23, 2007

Pros: Light and tend to stay affixed to your dome with pleasing tenacity.

Cons: Miserable audio performance with the usual Sony price tag.

The Bottom Line: Less like headphones; More like listening through mud.

Review: (Update.) Snap! My headphones finally displayed the same propensity for flimsiness as the rest of th ...

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BREAK-APART HEADPHONES

by digby67, Nov 17, 2006

Pros: Good sound, good fit, collapsable

Cons: They'll break soon purchase...a total waste of money

Review: DON'T BUY THESE HEADPHONES. Sony is now using a light-weight but inflexible plastic that is totally ...

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WARNING- Flawed design WILL BREAK

by torsion, Oct 5, 2006

Pros: In-Ear Vertical design, folding, Good Freq. Response

Cons: Poor quality plastic WILL BREAK easily

Review: Please be warned that these headphones now have a fatal quality flaw that will cause them to break u ...

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Flexible and convenient headphones for active use

by Jaharmi, Jun 17, 2006

Pros: Vertical in-ear design for active use, 3-point folding headband, convenience, sound quality for voice, attractive

Cons: Still require a cable, can get a bit heavy after longer use, durability

The Bottom Line: These are a great style for active use. The sound quality is good enough for podcasts and active use, but the durability is lacking.

Review: I bought a pair of Sony MDR-A35 headphones because I wanted the vertical in-ear folding design. They ...

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When Music Matters, Trust Sonys Water Resistant MDR-A30Gs To Deliver Exceptional Sound

by Freak369, Jul 9, 2005

Pros: Compact design, water resistant, great sound, one year warranty, inexpensive.

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: Looking for a great pair of headphones for the gym or working out? These will fare better than others but dont mistake water resistant for water proof.

Review: Music is something that truly means a lot to me. If I am cleaning, cooking, running or just relaxin ...

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