( 218 reviews )
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Posted: Aug 16 2009
I'm using this with my laptop computer so that I can listen the streaming video while my wife is watching something else on TV. Works great. Wonderful sound. I'm completely satisfied.
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Posted: Aug 13 2009
... is where you're going to use these. Okay, so 900 other reviews will tell you that these are great headphones. Yes they're great and I won't explain why they're great because... really who cares after 900 reviews. That said, these things don't block out external noise so using these anywhere loud is a no. Naturally, a lot of sound leaks even at middle range volume, which won't be courteous to people around you. I own both PX-100 and 200. Considering the said two factors, I personally like the PX-200 better. I believe they're virtually the same headphones-- only the 200s are closed and have synthetic leather paddings. Because the PX-200 are closed, there is less external noise and less sound leak. I'll pick 200 over 100 any day for use during a commute.
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Posted: Aug 11 2009
I wanted a decent set of headphones to use with my new Nintendo DSi. I've never been a fan of in-ear-canal microheadphones; having the driver that close to my eardrum has always made me a little nervous about the wondrous world of hearing loss. In addition, I've never found any that I found comfortable to wear. I've always preferred cushioned headphones with a headband. These PX100 really bring out the details; the bass especially is punchy and distinct without being overwhelming. I think the sound is cleaner and more impressive than my set of PX200's that I have. Regarding the collapsing/folding case; yes, it's a bit of a pain. I was determined to learn how to do it one day, so I sat and spent a good twenty minutes mastering the deft maneuvering necessary to fold these wonderful headphones back into their case. Even so, it's a rare day that I can get them packed away safely in their little cage in less than a minute or so. Regardless, highly recommended. Next to my aging MDR-V6 Sony headphones (more than three times the size) the PX100 has become my favorite set of headphones.
