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Sony Hi-Fi headphones, Powerful sound with 40mm driverWith its light body and a great finish, the MDR-XD100 headset from Sony is extremely user-friendly and efficient. In fact, it has a 40 mm diaphragm, a ferrite magnet as well as an optic fibre cord that meets your needs to give you exceptional sound quality. Besides, you could adjust the headset size thanks to its adjustment system. With the MDR-XD100 you can now enjoy rich sound from your audio-video devices. Â
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Average User Rating: 80% (18 Reviews) | |
| 4 / 5 | Another great product from sony
- 20 June 2005 Previously I had some small headphones and i found them uncomfortable especially when lying in bed for example. This got annoying to me because I love music and i couldn't listen it for extended amounts of time. I searched for some big headphones and I found these cheaper than the competition and the looks are great. My only critism is that they are slightly chunkier than I expected but for comfort and sound quality it's easily 5 stars. Another thing, this could be either a good or bad thing depending on how you look at it, the wire is extremley long and can be annoying when listening to an audio device in a pocket. Apart from those minor critisms they are excellent headphones and I am very pleased with my purchase. I would reccomend them if you are looking for some big headphones. |
| 4 / 5 | Nice Headphones...
Mr. C. J. Withers (Bolton Lancs UK) - 15 August 2007 When I got these 'phones I plugged 'em in and they sounded great to me...nice cans... The only problem is...because they have a 3.5mm male jack and maybe you want a 6.3mm male jack plug you start looking for an adapter and when you begin to order these 'phones from Amazon they suggest the you buy a Hama 3.5mm female socket to 6.3mm male plug adapter for £7...The thing is when I got my 'phones from Amazon the box already has an adapter inside...thus making it pointless and costly ordering the Hama one...I pointed this out to Amazon a couple of weeks ago and they refunded me...but today I see they are still offering the Hama adapter...ahh well...I did try...Good 'Phones though !!... Read Full Review » |
| 4 / 5 | well worth the money
Dean Walker "deano" (kidlington,england) - 20 June 2006 i bought these earphones about a year ago to take to spain with me on holiday. there are two complaints i can have and they are that they were slightly more chunky than i had expected and i didnt particulaly what i wanted at the time and the other was that i think the wire was too long for traveling at three meteres it takes u alot of room, but since then i have been using them to listen to on the computerand they are great for this because the wire is just the right length. after saying all of that i forgot the most important thing the sound quality!! its great for a pair of earphones at this price its very good near excellent and if you have a budget of £20 i would buy these or the sennheiser hd201's... Read Full Review » |
| 5 / 5 | Great for the money.
I. C. Mathieson (UK) - 27 November 2006 I don't think i can fault these headphones. They do have a very long cable (which is what needed them for) so if your looking for an 'on the go' pair, avoid these. They are very comfy and the sound quality is brilliant and at the price, i don't think you could get a better pair. |
| 4 / 5 | Value for Money
puffin26 - 27 February 2007 I bought these for my ipod nano mainly for sitting at the computer and travelling. I was a little surprised at how chunky they were, but they do keep the noise out and the sound quality is great. If you don't mind the long cable and the fact they're not really compact I would recommend them, even if you do look a bit like Princess Leia, you can't beat the price. |
RRP
£18.55
Release Date
8 March 2005
Price Range
£9.99 - £19.02