clip headphone white RP-HZ47-W

I bought these awhile ago solely because of how they reminded me of Persona 3. The overall quality is a lot better than expected, especially the sound quality. They fit well with the clips for just about any ear size. One thing i see a LOT of people say that honestly gets on my nerves is how they see the product as terrible because one earphone is longer than the other, as if it's a defect. The longer wire wraps behind your neck so the headphones can rest around your neck comfortably.

I prefer wearing something over my ear rather than stuffing something into my ear. The sound quality is good, although a little quiet (but I am 40% deaf). The only drawback that I have experienced is where the wire goes into the round headpiece. These are my third pair as the previous pairs have all broken at that point. So either I am to rough on these or it is a design flaw. Your choice if you want to try something different that I find personally more of comfortable.

This is my second pair of clip over the ear headphones. My last pair (Phillips) I had many moons ago used to have a separate rubber piece on the curved part that fits behind the ear (likely to increase the traction with the skin and for comfort) and one day in the school gym it mysteriously fell off and was lost and it never clipped on the same again. I purposefully bought these Panasonic ones for travelling and because I couldn't argue with the price. They are very very slim and lightweight. And the bonus is I can wear them comfortably with my glasses on (I couldn't with my previous pair). I got red so I love the colour. Given how much I paid for it, it does look a bit cheaply made and the sound isn't awesome. But then again I was sitting over the wing of the airplane so the lyrics of the music started sounding like chipmunks. However, outside of the plane ride I think the sound was decent. It's not like you expect it to be noise cancelling. But I didn't get any noise leaking. And the passengers next to me didn't complain when I amped up the volume. Using it while working out though...while I was on an inclined bench it does have the tendency to fall off. So gravity is not its friend. I think if you're going to use these occasionally but you need to have a pair around so you don't bother the person you're working next to, it's a decent buy.

I'm allergic to my earbuds (silicon and metal). My ears are in a very bad state right now. I got these to help my ears recover while I try bluetooth alternatives for work. Honestly, the only thing that'd be more perfect was bluetooth versions. I did find bluetooth versions of these, but the issue was that the plastic clasps glowed (big issue for me) and they were over $50. But these ones are great. Only $14, allergy friendly (for me), the sound is good especially with the price considered. I like the blue as well. I hope Panasonic makes proper, affordable bluetooth versions of these some day (without the glow!).

I needed something that could let in ambient sound without letting out too much music, for use in public (so, nothing properly open-back). These do this excellently and the sound quality and comfort are both good for what I paid. I have a Sony Xperia 5 II and tested with Mannheim Steamroller's "Toccata" and Miles Davis's "Jean Pierre," and these sound about as good as the earbuds that came with the phone, or maybe a bit better. There is not as much sub-bass as something that can make a proper seal with your ear, but this is expectable, and not a problem unless you're a huge basshead. These don't have a microphone or smartphone remote. You might consider this a negative, but I actually like it because it lets me use the headphones with older audio devices (e.g., a portable CD player) that only have three-pole jacks and don't work properly with the four-pole plug that a microphone requires. The feeling is weird at first, but you get used to it quickly, and it doesn't get fatiguing in the same way as most portable on-ear headphones do. I could probably wear these for several hours before they started to bother me, and they stay in place when I move around, which is good. I wouldn't expect durability to be great. The cord is thin (although definitely not the thinnest I've seen), and the headphones themselves are plasticky and very light. They should survive the occasional drop but probably not any kind of serious abuse. For the price, this is fine; if I can get six months or so out of one pair then I would consider that my money's worth.

These headphones have a very specific design choice- the cable for the right earpiece is longer than the left. The intent is for the right piece to go behind your head. However, this design gives very little wiggle room compared to a normal cable. I have trouble putting an MP3 player in my pants pocket. It is a tight fit. I could use this in a coat pocket, or a chest pocket just fight. But this was designed for a younger, shorter use. You might want to buy a short extension cable with this. Actual quality of the buds is great. They are comfortable, and the firm fit over my ears means the tight cable still doesn't come loose. If the cables are an issue fro you, look for another clip on headphones.

Ok, so clip on earphones haven't been around since earbuds dropped on the scenes yet now there back from different brands such as Panasonic with these. I definitely feel the quality of surround sound an major audio only with these an for the price they aren't very loud as one would expect! But thats what it is for $15 bucks if you need base or loud volumes go elsewhere or buy beats by Dre! You want name bread headphones with clip on ear holds for comfort plus style then grab a pair of these the quality is definitely in them just not the base or volume! Perfect for lectures voice talking ebooks stuff of that nature, also if you want to hear what's going on in the background while having headphones on also perfect!

Call me an "old head", call me "old school". These headphones are perfect. They're comfortable. They're reliable. And for everyday average use, they're undisputed. Compact Japanese quality at its finest. At 14 bux, Im about to buy 3 back ups. Don't sleep on these compact gems.

... wenn es sie nicht schon gäbe, müsste man sie erfinden. Als Profimusiker muss ich immer wieder auch live mit Kopfhörer spielen. Die Rhythmiker verwenden dichte In-Ear, aber aufgrund der Vibrationen und den Druckverhältnissen bei Bläsern im Kopf und Rachenraum geht bei diesen die Selbstkontrolle (Ansatz, Dynamik) komplett verloren. Dadurch wird man Fehleranfällig und die Abhörverhältnisse sind verfälscht. Langer Rede kurzer Sinn. Mit den Clips gibt es keinen Druck, man hört sich selber natural, hat nichts in den Ohren, der Sound ist okay, und kosten fast nichts. Möchte man mehr von der Umgebung wahrnehmen, klappt man sie weg! Besser geht's nicht! Empfehlung für Profimusiker (vor allem Bläser - Holz und Blech)

Para mi son los mejores auriculares para el uso que les doy, no debería decirlo pero bueno, los uso para ir en moto (no lo recomiendo, están prohibidos y os pueden multar) pero bueno, dejando eso al margen, se adaptan muy bien dentro del casco, porque los que son tipo Galaxy Buds, se salen con frecuencia al meter y sacar el casco y se caen. Para ir en bici creo que también esta prohibido pero lo desconozco. Aún así para ir con el casco de bicicleta hice la prueba y encajan perfectamente y no se mueven. Tienen buena calidad de sonido, más que suficiente, con graves bastante nivelados, puedes escuchar música al volumen máximo sin que te revienten los oídos. El diseño es bonito, de calidad suficiente y el cable bastante largo, puedes llevarlos conectados al móvil estando guardado en el bolsillo, bolso, etc. Yo recomiendo la compra y estoy muy contento con ellos gente, espero haberos servido de ayuda, un saludo.

Love them. Very comfortable.

Good quality product

Good Price