Sony Earphones- MDREX15LP (Black)

I wear these strictly for sleep, listning to white noise. They are the ONLY earbuds that are small enough for my ears. And the actual plastic microphone part is small enough/not bulky that I can sleep on my side comfortably. Now, for strictly listening to music, they're probably not the best. One pair I wore every night for over a year before one side stopped working. They are not durable if a pet gets a hold of them. My cat ruined a pair (the wire part) with one bite.

My daughter is hard on ear buds. These Sony buds have lasted her the longest of any other brand I’ve tried. She likes the sound quality and the comfort. Good price too.

Sony models in ear are good for the money and you can sleep with them

I'm so glad I got these. I edit all day long and the big cans can be really heavy on the ears. I use these just to check in on things and keep a steady sound going in my ears for vocal recordings. I still use the big guys to hear details but these are clear and wonderful and light. I love the light part. Great sound too.

The wires are a bit thinner than other Sony earbuds I’ve purchased but have held up so far after six months of use. Not sure how long they’ll last. They have a bit too much treble for me so I adjusted the EQ on the iPhone to compensate. I mainly use them mowing the lawn and other outside projects and they block out noise well.

This model used to be the high-end consumer earbuds. At some point they unfortunately became total garbage. The pair I just purchased I plugged in and immediately began cutting out on me. First use and they're already cutting out. The pair I had previously lasted a few months before they cut out. Unfortunately, we now live in an era where companies just make garbage products and want us to throw them out and buy new ones several times a year.

This is the second set I’ve purchased. The first set lasted years, I hope these last as long.....

This is a very basic set of earbuds. The good news is they are comfortable and the changeable eartips makes for a solid, easy fit. The bad news is they are quite low-fidelity, with no bass and a tinny sound in general. Not that one should expect much for a bit over $11 (what I paid). But then again, I've gotten better fidelity out of slightly cheaper generic bluetooth buds from companies like Anker.Then again, I wanted these for the comfort aspect (listen in bed) and don't need much volume or fidelity. Just beware of what you are getting relative to other non-Sony options